Located in the heart of Narberth, Pembrokeshire, voted the no1 place to live in Wales in recent years by the Sunday Times. Luxury Welsh Homes are honoured to introduce you to Llwynon, 61 St James Street, Narberth.

Believed to have been built in the 1600's and converted to a Coaching Inn opening circa 1790, it is a truly stunning example of a majestic three-storey, three windowed Georgian Town House, that was built to impress with an equally well-proportioned lower-ground floor, creating high-quality living space over four-storeys as seen from the rear. The later conversion of the annex (seemingly a former chapel) between 1805 and 1819 is appropriately integrated with the main house. Oozing with historic 'finds' and conundrums, most unusually for the period, the property was bequeathed to the female lineage in 1722, even in marriage. This Grade II listed home is central to Narberth and all it has to offer. Set back from the main street behind original cast iron railings, it still retains its gravitas and conveys the importance of its former life and position in the community.

From an architectural and layout perspective, the Conservation Officer overseeing works commented that Llwynon is a property that is the least disturbed and most true to its original form in Pembrokeshire. The current custodians worked with a dedicated team of builders and specialists to have meticulously and lovingly restored and rejuvenated every part of this historic dwelling to make it into a wonderful home with modern comforts. With a plethora of original details and unexpected quirks that really capture the imagination, they have agonised over both the largest changes and the most minuscule of details.