- Historic Georgian estate set within approximately 6.5 acres on the sought-after Castlemartin Peninsula, Pembrokeshire
- Principal manor house with centuries of Welsh heritage and an abundance of original period features
- Exceptional collection of traditional outbuildings including former stables, granary, dairy, pigeon loft and corn drying kiln
- Outstanding opportunity to restore a landmark country estate as a private residence, heritage project or rural retreat (subject to any necessary consents)
A rare opportunity to acquire a historic Georgian estate set within approximately 6.5 acres on the sought-after Castlemartin Peninsula in Pembrokeshire, offering exceptional restoration potential and centuries of Welsh heritage.
Merrion Court occupies a site believed to date back to medieval times and later formed part of the historic Stackpole Estate. The principal manor house, largely rebuilt during the early nineteenth century, retains an abundance of period character, including traditional sash windows, substantial chimney stacks, and evidence of much earlier construction within the fabric of the building.
Complementing the main house is an impressive collection of traditional outbuildings, including former stables, a granary, dairy, pigeon loft and an unusual corn drying kiln. Together they create an attractive courtyard setting that reflects the estate's rich agricultural history and enhances its appeal as a unique heritage property.
Surrounded by approximately 6.5 acres of grounds, Merrion Court offers outstanding potential for sympathetic restoration as a private country residence, heritage project or distinctive rural retreat, subject to obtaining any necessary planning permissions and consents.
Enquire today to discover more about this exceptional opportunity to restore and own a remarkable piece of Pembrokeshire's history.
