4 bedroom detached house

Main house

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Entrance hall

Entering from the front of the property you arrive in the central hallway. The formal staircase to the first floor rises in front of you with doors to the two main reception rooms to either side. The hallway continues back to the rear of the property with doors to the cellar and cloakroom on your right and the study on your left. A window on the rear wall brings in natural light with a door beside it leading into the dining room.

Sitting room

The larger of the two reception rooms at the front of the property is an impressive space with two windows to the side of the property and one to the front. The focal point of the space is the open fireplace in the centre of the far wall.

Library

The more informal of the two reception rooms is the sitting room which is currently laid out as a lovely reading and television room. The space has a window to the front and rear with a wood burning stove as a focal point.

Study

0m x 0m (0' 0" x 0' 0") To the rear of the original seventeenth century portion of the building you find the study or home office. The room has a large window to the side looking over the courtyard and driveway.

Cellar

Running underneath the entrance hall, the cellar provides a useful storage space or excellent wine cellar.

Cloakroom

Beneath the stairs is a handy cloakroom with lavatory and hand basin along with a window looking out over the gardens.

Dining room

The luxurious formal dining room enjoys views to each side of the property and has an ornate open fireplace as a centrepiece. A door in the rear wall leads you into the farmhouse kitchen at the rear of the property.

Kitchen

The kitchen is a fabulous space to cook and socialise in and provides a real hub to the home. The handmade cabinetry was created by local craftsman Barry Wade and perfectly captures the character of this rural setting. The focal point of the workspace is the large oil fired Aga which has been finished in a bespoke colour to complement the walls. At the centre of the space is an island with butcher block top along with more fitted cabinetry to the walls. A door on the inner wall opens to the second staircase to the first floor. An archway in the rear wall, which once formed the original chimney, opens out to the rear utility/boot room.

Boot room / utility

The very practical utility/boot room is found to the rear of the building. Offering space for a washing machine and dryer along with two full height fridges or freezers, the space also offers ample room for coats, boots, and all manner of outdoor equipment. A window to the side wall is positioned over a sink, with a stable door on the opposite wall leading to the courtyard at the side of the property.

first floor front landing

The staircase at the front of the property leads up to the main first floor landing. Another short flight of stairs brings you up to the twin primary suites at the front of the property. A window to the rear brings in light with the landing continuing to the rear of the property via a connecting doorway.

Bedroom one

The master bedroom enjoys commanding, elevated, views of the grounds that surround the home from two windows, one to the front and one to the side. The ample space offered by the bedroom is further complemented by the large walk-in dressing room with its own window to the front (originally created out of a single bedroom, along with another vestibule connecting to the master ensuite.

En-suite bathroom

Created by the owners out of a fifth bedroom (the door to which is still visible from the landing), this large bathroom offers a double shower, freestanding rolltop bath, two heated towel rails, lavatory, and hand basin. A window on the rear wall looks out over the gardens.

Bedroom two

The second bedroom offers similarly impressive amenities to the master, with dual aspect outlooks over the gardens and court yard. A door in the rear wall leads into the ensuite bathroom.

Ensuite bathroom

Offering a bath with shower attachment, lavatory, and hand basin, this bathroom looks out to the courtyard at the side of the property.

Rear landing

The rear landing is accessed either via a door from the main landing or via the staircase leading up from the kitchen. This landing runs along the eighteenth century section of the property and has two windows overlooking the side gardens.

Bedroom three

Found in the centre of the property this double bedroom enjoys a feature fireplace and a large window looking directly over the courtyard at the side of the house.

Bedroom four

Positioned at the rear of the home this good-sized double has a window to either side along with a built in wardrobe to the rear wall.

Family bathroom

The family bathroom serves bedrooms three and four and offers a lavatory, hand basin, and bath with shower over.

RH barn conversion

The first of the two barn conversions has a covered parking area, sun room, utility, central hallway, and cloakroom as you first enter. In addition to these rooms, the ground floor has a large kitchen diner and lounge which houses the staircase to the first floor. On the first floor are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. This barn is the oldest building on site and is believed to date from the fifteenth century.

The Old Farm Office

The second barn conversion benefits from two reception rooms, a kitchen and cloakroom on the ground floor. On the first floor is another large living space, the principal bedroom, and ensuite bathroom. A staircase leads up to the second level where there is a single bedroom or storeroom.

RH Cottage

The cottage enjoys an open plan living room, bathroom, and one bedroom on the ground floor with two further bedrooms found above it.

Additional outbuildings

The two stone barns that house the barn conversions are so sizable that they include substantial stores, boiler rooms, a gym, and shoot room. These spaces offer huge scope for future residential conversion should it be required by a buyer. The stone Georgian piggeries and coach-house have been converted into kennels and a large garage, all of which are heated. In addition to these buildings there are also numerous farm buildings and storage sheds.

Externally

Rosehill Farm is surrounded by circa sixty acres of prime Pembrokeshire farmland. Once the demonstration farm to the Slebech estate, the current owners have continued to successfully farm this substantial tract of farmland. Should a buyer wish to have a more hands off approach to the farmland, arrangements could be made with a neighbouring farmer to bring the land under their stewardship.

Whatever the usage of the land, it gives Rosehill Farm complete privacy and seclusion. There are no public foot paths or rights of way over any of the land and the sweeping tarmac driveway is separated from the quiet country lane that leads to it by a pair of electric gates.

The driveway brings you through the farmland and to the collection of buildings that form Rosehill Farm. The main house and two long stone barns form an enclosed courtyard with the additional farm buildings, garage, and animal houses found off this. The self-contained cottage is posit...

Directions

Approaching Rosehill from the east, take the A40 from St Clears signposted for Haverfordwest. After you pass the Canaston Bridge roundabout after the Robeston Wathen bypass, continue for just over three miles until you see signs welcoming you to Slebech. Take the next left signposted for Picton Castle and the driveway to Rosehill will be found on your left after a short distance. Pass through the metal gates and follow the driveway until you arrive at the property.