Colman House is a 4-bedroom semi-detached farmhouse situated on a 73-acre livestock farm in the rural settlement of Llangolman, Pembrokeshire. The property includes a range of traditional and modern buildings, including a stone range, store shed, machinery shed, and silage clamp, which provide ample storage and housing for cattle and other livestock. The farmhouse itself features a sitting room, kitchen, rear hallway, living room, and four bedrooms, with oil-fired heating and a spiral staircase. The property is surrounded by productive land, which is divided into useful-sized enclosures and is suitable for pasture or arable farming. The land is accessed from the farmstead and is surrounded by natural hedgerows and fencing. The property is located near the villages of Efailwen, Glandy Cross, and Maenclochog, which offer local services and amenities, with major towns and cities within easy reach.