St Brides Castle

St Brides Castle is a stone-built structure combining Tudor, Gothic, Edwardian, and Scots Baronial architectural styles across sections ranging from two to four stories with slate roofing. The building mixes these design elements to create a visually varied and distinctive appearance.

The building originated in 1833 from an 18th-century structure and underwent major expansion between 1905 and 1913. These development phases shaped its current form and scale.

The building has served as both a hospital and holiday accommodation, reflecting how grand estates adapted to different community needs over time. These transformations show the flexible role such properties played in local life.

The property sits within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and is maintained by the Holiday Property Bond. Visitors should know this is a private site set within protected grounds listed in the Register of Parks and Gardens.

This represents the final major country house built in Pembrokeshire, marking the end of an era for grand estate construction in the region. Its location within protected parkland adds to its historical and environmental significance.

Location: Marloes and St Brides

Elevation above the sea: 31.6 m

GPS coordinates: 51.75160,-5.19424

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:07