Colman House is a 4-bedroom semi-detached farmhouse situated on a 73-acre livestock farm in the heart of Pembrokeshire's countryside. The property, which extends to 30.85 hectares, includes a range of traditional and modern buildings, including a farmhouse, store sheds, a machinery shed, and a silage clamp. The farmhouse has a sitting room, kitchen, rear hallway, living room, and four bedrooms, with oil-fired central heating and a spiral staircase. The property also has a lawned garden and a range of outbuildings, including a traditional stone range, a store shed, and a general purpose 4-bay shed. The land, which is ideally suited for pasture, is divided into useful-sized enclosures and has natural hedgerows and fencing. The farm is located near the villages of Efailwen, Glandy Cross, and Maenclochog, which offer a range of local services, and is within easy reach of major towns with extensive facilities and amenities.