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Best stately homes in Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire's entries are intimate rather than grand - the Tudor Merchant's House in Tenby and the medieval Carswell House, survivors of everyday life rather than aristocratic display.

There are 2 stately homes in Pembrokeshire on this list. Tudor Merchant's House is the best-rated, at 4.5 from 434 Google reviews.

2Houses listed here
Tudor Merchant's House
Tudor Merchant's House, the best-reviewed house in this list.

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Every stately home on this list - 2 in total, 1 free to enter

Tudor Merchant's House

Tudor Merchant's House

Pembrokeshire

Small late 15th-century merchant's house in Tenby, one of the town's oldest buildings

★ 4.5 · 434 reviews

 Carswell Medieval House

Carswell Medieval House

Pembrokeshire Free entry

15th-century tenant farmhouse, roofless since the 19th century but with walls and vaulted ground floor surviving.

★ 3.3 · 3 reviews

Common questions

How many stately homes can you visit in Pembrokeshire?

2 stately homes in Pembrokeshire are on this list. Every one of them opens to visitors in some form, whether that is a ticketed house, a regular tour or a hotel occupying the building itself.

Which is the best-rated stately home in Pembrokeshire?

Tudor Merchant's House, rated 4.5 from 434 Google reviews. Only houses with at least 100 reviews are considered, so a high score from a handful of visitors does not top the list.

Are any stately homes in Pembrokeshire free to enter?

1 of the 2: Carswell Medieval House. The rest charge for entry, and prices are set by each house rather than held here, so check the operator's own site before you travel.

Who runs the stately homes in Pembrokeshire?

Of the 2 on this list, 1 is run by Cadw and 1 is run by the National Trust. Who owns a house decides whether a membership card gets you in, so each entry names its operator and links to the official site.