This historic Grade II listed cottage, known as Plas Y Pinc, is situated in a stunning coastal location within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The property, which is believed to have been uninhabited since the 1950s, has undergone planning and listed building permission to be sympathetically renovated and transformed into a two-reception room, two-bedroom cottage. The property also comes with a useful parcel of adjoining pasture land for livestock, horses, or amenity use, and has additional planning permission to build a small traditional agricultural shed for storage and a workshop area. The property has access via an agricultural track, which has also been granted planning permission for residential use, and a right of way through a neighboring farm yard. The property requires completion of building regulations approval, but the owner's advice suggests that there may be flexibility on the interior layout as long as the exterior footprint and shape of the building conform to the approved plans.