Whitland, Wales SA34 0ED

A Vineyard. A Home. A Business. A Completely Different Way of Life. There are properties that offer a change of address, and then there are properties that offer the opportunity to change the way you live entirely . Set amongst just under eight acres of beautiful West Wales countryside, close to the Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire border, this is one of those rare places where home, landscape and opportunity come together . At its heart is an established, award-winning vineyard. Rows of mature vines sweep through the grounds, surrounded by open lawns, mature trees, a pond and wonderful countryside views. Yet the vineyard is only one chapter of what has been created here. Over the years, this former drovers farm has evolved into an established destination, bringing together boutique guest accommodation, dining, private events and wine production while retaining the atmosphere and character of a rural Welsh home. For its next owners, the possibilities are considerable. It could continue as an established hospitality business. It could evolve further as an exclusive wedding and events venue, a vineyard retreat, a wellness destination or a collection of luxury holiday stays. Equally, someone may simply fall in love with the land, reclaim more of the accommodation as their own and create an extraordinary private country home with carefully selected income streams alongside it. That flexibility is perhaps its greatest luxury. Life Amongst the Vines Arriving at the property immediately gives a sense of space and escape. Three separate access points serve different areas of the estate, allowing the private, guest and commercial elements to operate independently when required. The gravelled driveway meanders through the grounds, passing mature planting, sweeping lawns and the pond before the vineyard itself becomes increasingly prominent. Beyond are paddocks and open countryside, giving the entire property a wonderful feeling of being immersed within the landscape. There are numerous places to simply stop and enjoy it. Morning coffee overlooking the vines. Long summer lunches outside. Guests wandering through the grounds before dinner. A glass of wine produced from grapes grown only metres away. An evening spent entertaining friends as the light disappears across the surrounding countryside. It is easy to understand why this setting has worked so naturally as a hospitality destination. The Main House The substantial principal house has evolved to accommodate both private living and guest accommodation, but importantly, its layout remains wonderfully adaptable. The current arrangement provides generous owners' accommodation alongside a collection of individually presented en-suite guest rooms, with the configuration allowing future owners to determine exactly how much of the property they wish to retain privately. The owners' accommodation centres around a generous open-plan kitchen and living space, where bespoke oak cabinetry, oak worktops, a Belfast sink and professional-style cooking range sit alongside a dining area and comfortable seating arranged around a character fireplace with multifuel stove. It feels warm and informal - somewhere designed for everyday life rather than simply presentation. A separate study provides another particularly versatile room. Currently suited to working from home, its generous proportions and direct garden access would allow it to become an additional reception room or bedroom if required. There are also substantial utility and laundry facilities, particularly valuable given the scale of the existing accommodation business. Upstairs, the principal bedroom becomes something altogether more indulgent. Triple-aspect windows capture views across the surrounding countryside, while the open en-suite incorporates twin basins, a walk-in shower and a striking freestanding brass bath. It is an impressive private retreat within what is otherwise a remarkably hardworking and versatile property. Boutique Guest