This Grade II-listed church has been sympathetically converted into a seaside house, maintaining its original Romanesque oolite font and early Gothic archway. The interior features exposed beams from a 19th-century Arts and Crafts roof, creating an airy feel. The house has been carefully restored by its owners, architects Charlotte Boyens and Adam Scott, who have preserved many of its original features, including a medieval cusped lancet window. The property boasts stunning views of the Pembrokeshire coastline and countryside, and is surrounded by a beautifully maintained garden. The interior design is elegant, with a wood-burning stove, stone walls, and arched and cusped stone mullion windows. The property has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a utility room, and is located near idyllic beaches, the Druidstone Hotel, and the market town of Narberth. The Preseli Hills, which stretch from east to west, are also nearby, offering opportunities for extended walks and exploring the area's rich history and mythology.