Trehale House in Pembrokeshire is steeped in history and is set within 14 acres of tranquil countryside. The main house, in which the owners reside, is a beautifully restored Georgian mansion and as you approach it along the woodland drive the sense of peacefulness is all prevailing.

The grounds include footpaths and one of the many standing stones of Pembrokeshire that have played such an important part in the history of the county. A good local restaurant is a mile away along the quiet lanes and you will find the village pub in Mathry is approximately 1&1/2 miles away.

The beaches of Abermawr, Abercastle and the rugged coastline of this area are all within a few minutes drive. The area abounds with wildlife from your garden to the peregrine of the sea cliffs and the bays with their dolphins and seals. It would be difficult to find such highly recommended properties as The Old Rookery, The Walled Garden and The Coach House in such a stunning location.