Belmont Farm is a small farm located within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, just a mile from the coastal village of Broad Haven. The property includes a deceptively spacious 2/3 bedroom bungalow, a general purpose shed, and approximately 40 acres of land. The bungalow has a coastal outlook and is subject to an agricultural occupancy restriction, meaning it can only be occupied by someone employed or last employed locally in agriculture. The property features a spacious entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, bathroom, and three bedrooms. The kitchen is equipped with a range of fitted units and has an electric cooker point. The property also has a garage, rear porch, and a greenhouse. The agricultural building is a large steel portal frame structure with corrugated cement fiber clad elevations and roof, providing useful storage for machinery or livestock. The land is divided into several fields, well-fenced and gated, and is suitable for grazing and cropping. The property benefits from mains water and electricity, private drainage, and full oil-fired central heating.