Property features

• Former public house offering a unique residential development opportunity in a rural village setting.
• Conditional planning previously granted for conversion into a spacious four-bedroom detached home.
• Approved architectural plans propose a contemporary layout with generous living space and defined outdoor areas.
• Located in the sought-after village of Freystrop, surrounded by unspoilt Pembrokeshire countryside.
• Planning consent previously granted under Application No. 19/0672/PA (lapsed 23rd January 2025)

Summary

A rare opportunity to acquire a former public house with lapsed planning permission for conversion into a substantial four-bedroom home, situated in the sought-after village of Freystrop. The property offers strong residential development potential, with previously approved plans outlining a spacious contemporary dwelling featuring private parking and landscaped gardens. Set within the unspoilt Pembrokeshire countryside near the Cleddau River, Freystrop enjoys convenient access to Haverfordwest, Milford Haven, and Pembroke, while nearby Hook provides local amenities, a primary school, and a strong community atmosphere.

Description

Offered to the market is a unique opportunity to acquire a former public house with strong residential development potential, set within the sought-after rural village of Freystrop. The property was previously granted conditional planning consent (Application No. 19/0672/PA) for conversion to a substantial four-bedroom detached dwelling. While that permission has since lapsed (23rd January 2025), the approved architectural plans remain available and outline an impressive contemporary home with generous internal living space, private parking, and landscaped gardens with a defined patio area.

Set within the heart of Pembrokeshire’s unspoilt countryside, Freystrop enjoys close proximity to the scenic Cleddau River and easy access to the nearby towns of Haverfordwest, Milford Haven, and Pembroke. Just a mile away, the neighbouring village of Hook offers a strong community atmosphere, a well-regarded primary school, and a variety of local activities, all nestled within the Western Cleddau—a landscape of national park designation and ecological importance. The area benefits from excellent transport links, with convenient road and rail connections to Carmarthen, Swansea, Cardiff, Fishguard, and Cardigan.

Additional Information:

We are advised that mains services are currently connected to the property. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to review the original planning documentation and consult with the local authority regarding any future application.

Application No:

19/0672/PA

Floor Plans