This character pub for sale has “great charm” and sits beside woodlands, a stream and ancient ruins.
Priory Inn, in the Milford Haven hamlet of Lower Priory, dates back to the 1800s and was originally a farmhouse.
The inn is Grade II* listed building, being adjacent to the 11th century Pill Priory ruins, the remains of a medieval priory of the Order of Tiron.
Parts of the monastic buildings including possibly the south transept wall are built into the Priory Inn.
There are period features throughout the pub, including vaulted ceilings and an inglenook fireplace.
On the ground floor of the property is the public bar, with a servery, the inglenook fireplace with a wood burner, exposed timbers and a tiled floor.
This leads through to the middle bar and restaurant, which has a feature vaulted ceiling and a recessed wood burner, and the rear bar and restaurant, which features an additional servery, beamed ceilings and a corner fireplace.
Also on the ground floor is a kitchen with a built-in oven and hob, a conservatory with a picture window, customer toilets and access to the beer cellar.
Upstairs is the owners’ accommodation, accessed via a stone staircase opening into a triple aspect living room with built-in cupboards.
There are four bedrooms on the first floor, as well as a shower room and a bathroom, while the attic offers two further bedrooms, one featuring a skylight and one with a feature Gothic window.
Outside, there are spacious level grounds including a former bowling green, several patios, a car park and two sheds, with a stream running alongside the garden.
The property is being sold by Guy Thomas & Co for a guide price of £350,000.
The agent said: “In conjunction with the adjacent 11th Century Priory Ruins, Priory Inn is a Grade II* Listed Building.
“It has great charm and incorporates some fine features including an ‘inglenook’ fireplace and a vaulted ceiling.
“Due to the convenient position and the size of both the pub and grounds, Priory Inn offers huge potential - not just as a pub but in respect of a restaurant and for functions (perhaps weddings etc.), for which subject to consent, there is ample space for an extension(s).”