Set within the dramatic scenery of the Pembrokeshire coast, Hunters Meadow occupies nearly 7 1/4 magnificent acres of coastal Wales on the St David Headland. With uninterrupted views out across St Brides Bay and beyond, Hunters Meadow is an oasis of tranquillity in one of the UK’s most renowned beauty spots.

With only Morfa Common separating the meadow from the Pembrokeshire Coastal path and the sea beyond, the meadow is uniquely positioned as there is no privately owned land beyond it. This affords a wonderful sense of connection to the coastal scenery and the ocean.

The land is predominantly flat in nature, with a very slight gradient from the top of the meadow towards the sea. It is currently down to grass, having been cut for hay in recent years as a result of its prior use as agricultural land. The borders of the meadow consist almost entirely of well established Pembrokeshire banks, containing a combination of stone, earth, stockproof fencing and hedgerow species. These offer both privacy from neighbouring land and a break from the elements. These banks mark three of the four sides of the meadow, with the other demarcated by a line of post and rail.

With regards to planting, one may wish to consider the coastal location of the meadow when selecting species of trees to plan. Even though the banks at the meadow’s edge do provide some shelter, certain species may fare better than others. With regards to a planting plan, one may wish to consider species including sycamore, juniper, hornbeam or hawthorn. These may be particularly well suited to the perimeter of the meadow, thereby creating a shelter belt which could shield other species further in, such as oaks, alders or pines.

Hunters Meadow would be an ideal choice for those with environmental, conservation or amenity interests, offering a rare opportunity to own land in a truly magical location.

In terms of finding the meadow, when heading along the A487 from Solva towards St Davids, look out for a turning on your left signed posted to ‘Trelerw’ and leave the main road here. There is also a “planting land for sale” sign on the verge next to the turning. This turning is located in between the hamlet of Nine Wells and the Texaco garage on the outskirts of St Davids. After turning, follow this smaller road for roughly 250m and the entrance gate will be on your left hand side, marker by another sign. Please park here and climb the gate. Looking slightly to your right and follow the access track which runs diagonally across a small field and then along the left hand side of a much larger field. At the end of this field the track will run through a bank, at which point Hunters Meadow is on your right hand side. A map marking the access track can be found under the ‘Wood Maps’ tab.

The purchasers of the meadow will be asked to enter into a covenant