Pembroke
£525,000
Guide price
Guide price
Bedrooms: 7
AN IMPOSING & SUBSTANTIAL GEORGIAN TOWN HOUSE WITH AN INTERESTING HISTORY & A SPACIOUS SUNNY GARDEN WITHIN THE HEART OF THE HISTORIC TOWN
GENERAL
Penfro is a Grade II * Listed Building in Pembroke. It is well positioned for accessing the town's amenities including the magnificent Pembroke Castle (originally 11th century) where King Henry VII was born in 1457. To the front there are views of St. Michael's Church. To the rear there are outlooks over the Commons Parkland etc.
This fine House has circa 1780 century origins. It was the Town House of the wealthy Cawdors who owned the Stackpole Estate and has several well preserved features including the main staircase, timber panelling, window shutters, several fireplaces and ornamental ceilings etc. Pevsner, the respected Architectural Digest of Wales, has a few photographs and includes one of the main staircase showing its historic importance and says '111, the crowning glory of the domestic architecture'.
Until recently, for many years Penfro was successfully run as an award winning Guest House. Subject to consent, it could be converted into Apartments and within the Grounds there is a Ruin which also has potential.
For sale after 20 years, a rare opportunity to purchase a piece of history and add your story to an exceptional property!
With approximate dimensions, the gracious and well proportioned accommodation briefly comprises...
Reception Hall
16'1' x 14'2' (4.90m x 4.32m) access via a columned Portico and hardwood front door, original timber panelling, ceiling coving, access to both Reception Rooms and...
Inner Hall
A grand staircase with 13ft gable end window and large plaster work ceiling above to First Floor plus second staircase originally for staff covers all four floors.
Cloakroom/WC
Suite comprising wash hand basin and WC.
Drawing Room
20'11' x 16'8' (6.38m x 5.08m) access via Reception Hall, window to front, feature fireplace, original timber panelling from 1780, door to/from Inner Hall. Original painting on the wood above the fireplace circa 1800.
Dining Room
21'2' x 14'3' (6.45m x 4.34m) a well lit double aspect room with window to front plus two south facing windows to rear, feature fireplace, ornamental coving and rose.
LOWER GROUND FLOOR
On half Landing there is a small staircase and stable door offers entry to a sun drenched slate Terrace overlooking the Gardens. From there, exterior steps lead down to the Kitchen Garden.
Rear and Inner Halls
Door to Garden, flagstone floors.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
20'10' x 15'4' (6.35m x 4.67m) south facing to rear, extensive fitted wall and base units, recessed gas fired red Aga providing hot water, flagstone floor, ceiling meat hooks, door to...
Scullery
6'4' x 4'3' (1.93m x 1.30m) rear window, sink, plumbing for dishwasher.
Utility Room
13'10' x 10'5' (4.22m x 3.17m) side window, sink and plumbing for washing machine.
2 Storerooms
21'1' x 13'11' (6.43m x 4.24m) overall and 16'3' x 16'3' (4.95m x 4.95m) front windows, flagstone floors.
*The Storerooms have various potential.
Landing
Gable end large window to rear on turn of stairs, feature ceiling - rose and coving.
Bedroom 1 (Pembroke Room)
15'6' x 15'6' (4.72m x 4.72m) front window, feature fireplace, access to...
En-suite Bathroom/WC
9'5' x 4'11' (2.87m x 1.50m) suite comprising bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC, tiling.
Bedroom 2 (Morning Room)
16'0' x 15'6' (4.88m x 4.72m) front window, Japonisme fireplace. This room is currently used as a home office.
Bedroom 3 (Burgandy Room)
21'1' x 15'0' (6.43m x 4.57m) double aspect with front and rear windows, fireplace, feature roll top bath and wash hand basin.
Bedroom 4 (Gold Room)
16'9' x 15'6' (5.11m x 4.72m) window to front, fireplace.
Bedroom 5 (Blue Room)
17'3' x 16'9' (5.26m x 5.11m) front window, Japonisme fireplace, wash hand basin.
Bedroom 6 (Lavender Room)
14'11' x 13'9' (4.55m x 4.19m) window to front, fireplace, wash hand basin.
Bedroom 7 (Rose Room)
20'1' x 10'7' (6.12m x 3.23m) south facing to rear, recessed wash hand basin.
Bathroom/WC
11'4' x 4'5' (3.45m x 1.35m) suite comprising bath, wash hand basin and WC.
Bathroom/WC
10'11' x 8'0' (3.33m x 2.44m) suite comprising P bath with shower and screen over, wash hand basin and WC.
OUTSIDE
Deep attractive Forecourt with beautiful ornamental railings and gate - paving and shrubs. Access via an integral 'drangway' (part of 113 Main Street) to rear. Large south-facing walled Garden (some brick and some original burgage wall) - mainly laid to lawn but incorporating a Kitchen Garden, an Orchard, various established specimen trees and shrubs plus mature boundary hedging which provides privacy and shelter. Sun-trap slate Patio/Terrace with useful Cellar (15'3' x 14'9') under. Greenhouse. The sizeable Grounds are designated as a Small Park by CADW. The aforementioned stone Ruin - apparently originally a Dwelling which predates the house and may have potential to rebuild.
SERVICES ETC (none tested)
All mains connected. Gas fired central heating from a Glowworm boiler.
TENURE
We understand that this is Freehold.
DIRECTIONS
From our Office, proceed along (east) Main Street. Penfro will be found after a few hundred yards on the right hand side.
GENERAL
Penfro is a Grade II * Listed Building in Pembroke. It is well positioned for accessing the town's amenities including the magnificent Pembroke Castle (originally 11th century) where King Henry VII was born in 1457. To the front there are views of St. Michael's Church. To the rear there are outlooks over the Commons Parkland etc.
This fine House has circa 1780 century origins. It was the Town House of the wealthy Cawdors who owned the Stackpole Estate and has several well preserved features including the main staircase, timber panelling, window shutters, several fireplaces and ornamental ceilings etc. Pevsner, the respected Architectural Digest of Wales, has a few photographs and includes one of the main staircase showing its historic importance and says '111, the crowning glory of the domestic architecture'.
Until recently, for many years Penfro was successfully run as an award winning Guest House. Subject to consent, it could be converted into Apartments and within the Grounds there is a Ruin which also has potential.
For sale after 20 years, a rare opportunity to purchase a piece of history and add your story to an exceptional property!
With approximate dimensions, the gracious and well proportioned accommodation briefly comprises...
Reception Hall
16'1' x 14'2' (4.90m x 4.32m) access via a columned Portico and hardwood front door, original timber panelling, ceiling coving, access to both Reception Rooms and...
Inner Hall
A grand staircase with 13ft gable end window and large plaster work ceiling above to First Floor plus second staircase originally for staff covers all four floors.
Cloakroom/WC
Suite comprising wash hand basin and WC.
Drawing Room
20'11' x 16'8' (6.38m x 5.08m) access via Reception Hall, window to front, feature fireplace, original timber panelling from 1780, door to/from Inner Hall. Original painting on the wood above the fireplace circa 1800.
Dining Room
21'2' x 14'3' (6.45m x 4.34m) a well lit double aspect room with window to front plus two south facing windows to rear, feature fireplace, ornamental coving and rose.
LOWER GROUND FLOOR
On half Landing there is a small staircase and stable door offers entry to a sun drenched slate Terrace overlooking the Gardens. From there, exterior steps lead down to the Kitchen Garden.
Rear and Inner Halls
Door to Garden, flagstone floors.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
20'10' x 15'4' (6.35m x 4.67m) south facing to rear, extensive fitted wall and base units, recessed gas fired red Aga providing hot water, flagstone floor, ceiling meat hooks, door to...
Scullery
6'4' x 4'3' (1.93m x 1.30m) rear window, sink, plumbing for dishwasher.
Utility Room
13'10' x 10'5' (4.22m x 3.17m) side window, sink and plumbing for washing machine.
2 Storerooms
21'1' x 13'11' (6.43m x 4.24m) overall and 16'3' x 16'3' (4.95m x 4.95m) front windows, flagstone floors.
*The Storerooms have various potential.
Landing
Gable end large window to rear on turn of stairs, feature ceiling - rose and coving.
Bedroom 1 (Pembroke Room)
15'6' x 15'6' (4.72m x 4.72m) front window, feature fireplace, access to...
En-suite Bathroom/WC
9'5' x 4'11' (2.87m x 1.50m) suite comprising bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC, tiling.
Bedroom 2 (Morning Room)
16'0' x 15'6' (4.88m x 4.72m) front window, Japonisme fireplace. This room is currently used as a home office.
Bedroom 3 (Burgandy Room)
21'1' x 15'0' (6.43m x 4.57m) double aspect with front and rear windows, fireplace, feature roll top bath and wash hand basin.
Bedroom 4 (Gold Room)
16'9' x 15'6' (5.11m x 4.72m) window to front, fireplace.
Bedroom 5 (Blue Room)
17'3' x 16'9' (5.26m x 5.11m) front window, Japonisme fireplace, wash hand basin.
Bedroom 6 (Lavender Room)
14'11' x 13'9' (4.55m x 4.19m) window to front, fireplace, wash hand basin.
Bedroom 7 (Rose Room)
20'1' x 10'7' (6.12m x 3.23m) south facing to rear, recessed wash hand basin.
Bathroom/WC
11'4' x 4'5' (3.45m x 1.35m) suite comprising bath, wash hand basin and WC.
Bathroom/WC
10'11' x 8'0' (3.33m x 2.44m) suite comprising P bath with shower and screen over, wash hand basin and WC.
OUTSIDE
Deep attractive Forecourt with beautiful ornamental railings and gate - paving and shrubs. Access via an integral 'drangway' (part of 113 Main Street) to rear. Large south-facing walled Garden (some brick and some original burgage wall) - mainly laid to lawn but incorporating a Kitchen Garden, an Orchard, various established specimen trees and shrubs plus mature boundary hedging which provides privacy and shelter. Sun-trap slate Patio/Terrace with useful Cellar (15'3' x 14'9') under. Greenhouse. The sizeable Grounds are designated as a Small Park by CADW. The aforementioned stone Ruin - apparently originally a Dwelling which predates the house and may have potential to rebuild.
SERVICES ETC (none tested)
All mains connected. Gas fired central heating from a Glowworm boiler.
TENURE
We understand that this is Freehold.
DIRECTIONS
From our Office, proceed along (east) Main Street. Penfro will be found after a few hundred yards on the right hand side.
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