Bosherston, Pembroke, SA71

Some homes simply have a story to tell. Lyserry Farm is one of them.

Built around 1750 and once part of the celebrated Stackpole Estate, this handsome Grade II listed farmhouse is set within a small hamlet just outside Bosherston. It has stood for nearly three centuries and remains, to this day, one of the area’s oldest and most distinguished properties. Nestled within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, encircled by open farmers’ fields and the kind of unhurried countryside that feels a world away from everything, Lyserry Farm carries its history lightly but wears it proudly, all set within approximately 0.75 of an acre of beautifully kept grounds.

The current owners have redecorated the house with care and a genuine love for what it is, refreshing and brightening its interiors without disturbing the soul of the building. The original Claygate fireplace still anchors the lounge. The exposed beams still cross the ceilings as they always have. The feature stone walls still speak of the hands that laid them.

Step through the plant-filled porch and into the hallway, and you immediately sense the generosity of this house. There is a wonderful flow to Lyserry Farm, through its staircases and corridors, from room to room  that makes it feel both grand and entirely liveable. The lounge, sitting room, sunroom, and dining room offer space for every occasion, while the bespoke farmhouse-style kitchen, with its separate utility room, is a proper working heart to a proper family home. There is even a cellar, quietly keeping its own counsel beneath the flagstones.

Upstairs, five double bedrooms, a library, a contemporary family bathroom, WC, and further storage continue the theme of generous, thoughtfully arranged living. And connected to the main house, naturally, as though it always belonged  a substantial annexe brings two further bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen and dining area, a family bathroom, and a lounge that opens out onto its own private garden.

Outside, a gravelled driveway and double garage sit to one side, while the rear garden has been landscaped into something quietly spectacular  beds of flowers and shrubs bursting with colour through the warmer months, made for long lunches and slow afternoons in the sun. At the bottom of the garden, a sheltered wooded area offers its own quiet charm.

The countryside beyond the gate is every bit as beautiful. Bosherston village, with its famously peaceful lily ponds, is just a short distance away, and from there a coastal path winds its way to Broadhaven South a sweeping, award-winning sandy beach that earns its accolades every time the tide goes out. The wider Pembrokeshire coast, with its extraordinary landmarks, the Green Bridge of Wales, Stack Rocks, St Govan’s Chapel —is on the doorstep, and the historic town of Pembroke lies just four miles away.

Lyserry Farm has been many things over the course of its long life, but at its heart it has always been a home — a place where memories are made. Today, this beautiful property is ready to welcome its next family.

Cellar

4.8m x 2.7m

Accessed via 9 steps down. Carpeted floor, window to the right.

Living Room (Other)

5.1m x 4.68m

A feature fireplaces with log burners. Lovely high ceilings. Window to the left looking out to the garden. Radiator under window and radiator to the right of the fireplace.

Main Living Room

4.34m x 4m

Log burner feature fireplace. Large window to the front of the house. Radiator to the left wall by the door, radiator to the left of the window. This room leads through to the sunroom.

Sun Room

9.25m x 4.81m

Large French doors opening out to the back garden.

Breakfast / Dining Room

4.55m x 3.49m

Feature fireplace with log burner. Window to the front of the house with radiator underneath. One step up leads into the kitchen.

Kitchen

6.1m x 5.31m

Large wall radiator on the right-hand side. Window to the front with sink beneath, looking out to the garden. Rangemaster oven, Bosch dishwasher, Samsung fridge freezer. External door to the garden. Lovely feature under-stairs area (perfect for dog or cat bed)

Cloakroom

Lovely marble-top vanity sink unit.

Utility Room

4.77m x 3.52m

Large window looking out to the garden.

Bedroom Two

4.23m x 3.9m

Large window to the front of the property with radiator underneath. Integrated cupboard matching the master bedroom.

Bedroom Three

4.54m x 4.53m

Window with radiator underneath.

Bedroom Four

3.68m x 3.66m

Window with radiator underneath.

Bedroom Five

3.63m x 3.22m

Large window. Feature square ceiling. Integrated wardrobes. Radiator to the right as you enter.

Main Bathroom

Roll-top bath. Heated towel rail. Double vanity unit with marble tops. Rainfall shower head. Additional towel rail and towel cupboard housing the water tank.

W.C.

Small WC with vanity sink unit. Small window to the rear. Houses the RS Stone boiler in a small cupboard.

Bedroom One

3.92m x 3.47m

Bunk beds. Sash window to the front. Radiator to the right, ceiling height.

Shower Room

Slate feature floor and backsplash. Walk-in shower. Small glazed window above the toilet.

Living Area

4.45m x 3.94m

Electric fireplace. Windows to the right and rear. French doors. High ceilings showcasing the original bolted beam detail.

Bedroom Two

3.95m x 1.98m

Window to the left. High ceilings.

Kitchen

8.97m x 6.64m

Rear Garden

The landscaped garden is something quietly spectacular with beds of flowers and shrubs bursting with colour through the warmer months, made for long lunches and slow afternoons in the sun. At the bottom of the garden, a sheltered wooded area offers its own quiet charm.

Parking - Garage

Electric doors. Two windows to the rear. Electricity connected. Door to the right. (5.9m x 9.1m)

Parking - Driveway