Set within 26 acres of pastureland and approached via a minor council road, Castellan House is a substantial country farmhouse offering a unique opportunity for self-sufficiency and an energetic lifestyle. The property boasts beautifully landscaped private grounds with mature shrubs, trees, and multiple agricultural outbuildings, including stables for equestrian use. With easy access to the rugged Frenni Fawr hills and the pristine North Pembrokeshire or Ceredigion coastline, the property could be utilized in various ways, such as keeping livestock or horses, growing one's own fruit and vegetables, and living off the land. The imposing farmhouse, which dates back to the 16th century, features an attached one-bed Annexe, flexible and spacious accommodation, and a self-contained kitchen and utility area. The property also includes modern agricultural buildings, a two-story stone-built former Coach House and Stables, and approximately 25 acres of permanent pastureland, fenced with natural spring water and a small wooded copse.