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A historic Grade II listed Church situated approximately one mile South-East of the County town of Haverfordwest in a low lying setting close to the marshy reaches of the Western Cleddau river. The property is of rubble stone with slate roofs having a small nave, Western bellcote and South porch. There are ashlar dressings to the 19th century narrow lancet windows and doors.
The Historic Wales Report suggests that the property is a medieval Church rebuilt in the early 17th century, with further repairs and renovations undertaken during the Victorian period. The main roof of the Church has been significantly repaired far more recently.
Accommodation
The Church is small and provides simple accommodation of a covered entrance vestibule (2.80m x 2.30m) opening to the nave, altar and chancel area which extends to (14.0m x 4.30m).
Outside
The adjoining churchyard (edged blue) is excluded from the sale and will remain under the ownership of the vendor. A pedestrian right of access will be granted to the purchaser over the access way (hatched yellow) to the church.
Restrictive Covenants
The property will be sold subject to our client’s standard covenants, further details of which are available on request.
Epc
The property is exempt from an EPC as it was used as a place of worship.
Contents
A list of the contents to be removed from the building prior to sale is available from the agents.
Planning
The property currently falls within planning use D1 of the Use Classes Order. Alternative uses may be possible subject to planning permission. Prospective purchasers must make their own enquiries with the local planning authority if they wish to consider any changes to the use of the building.
Services
We are informed by our client the property previously had an electricity supply which has been disconnected. Prospective purchasers must make their own detailed enquires to reconnect the electricity and to establish the location of any other required services in relation to their intended use.
Access
The roadway serving the property has been adopted by the Local Authority shown coloured blue on the Pembrokeshire County Council plan.
Statement
As a registered charity (registered charity number: 1142813) our client is required to obtain best value in all disposals of property in line with the provisions of the Charities Act 2011 and to ensure that terms are endorsed by a chartered surveyor as being in accordance with the Act. The quoted asking price is a guide and interested parties should submit the best offer they are prepared to make. In accordance with our client's charitable status, the property may remain on the open market until exchange of contracts; our clients reserve the right to consider any other offer which is forthcoming.

- Grade II listed church
- Near to Cleddau Estuary
- Quiet location
- Potential for conversion subject to planning consent