This Grade II-listed church in mid-Pembrokeshire has been sympathetically converted into a seaside house, retaining many of its original features. The interior features an exquisite Romanesque font, exposed beams, and a Gothic archway, while the exterior boasts a beautifully maintained garden with countryside and sea views. The property has a rich history, dating back to 1291, and has been carefully restored by its owners, who have maintained its original charm and character. The house features a grand tour of open-plan living areas, including a kitchen, dining space, and living room, as well as two bedrooms and a mezzanine gallery. The property also has a large bathroom, utility room, and a working chapel bell. The surrounding area is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with nearby beaches, the Preseli Hills, and the Pembrokeshire National Park. The house is also close to the charming town of Narberth and the famous Druidstone Hotel.