• Home in Lammas Eco Village, Glandwr, Pembrokeshire, includes outbuildings, stables and 6.5 acres of land
• Water comes from natural spring, woodland is used for firewood, electricity comes from renewable sources
• It has living area, cooking and a sleeping space; separate barn has hidden mezzanine level with a bedroom; its ground floor has office space and mini lounge
• Kevin McCloud, host of Channel 4's Grand Designs, hailed village as a shining example of sustainable living

Fans of Lord of the Rings can buy a hobbit house which is on sale for £320,000 in an eco-village that featured on TV show Grand Designs - and it is bright pink.

The property, in Lammas Eco Village in Glandwr, Pembrokeshire, comes complete with outbuildings, stables and six-and-a-half acres of land.

The village appeared on the Channel 4 show presented by Kevin McCloud, who hailed it as a shining example of sustainable living.

He said: 'This isn't just an example of how we could and should live. This is a clarion call.'

The pink home has planning permission for a four-bedroom house. Water comes from a natural spring on the site, woodland is used for the firewood and electricity comes from renewable sources.

Lord of the Rings fans can buy this snug hobbit home which is on sale for £320,000 in a Grand Designs eco-village

The house - in Lammas Eco Village in Glandwr, Pembrokeshire - comes complete with outbuildings, stables and six-and-a-half acres of land

The village featured on the Channel 4 show presented by Kevin McCloud, who hailed it as a shining example of sustainable living. Above, the hobbit home and its lush surrounds

The pink home has planning permission for a four-bedroom house. Water comes from a natural spring on the site

The ceiling of the property has wooden roof supports. There is a zone for cooking, a living area and a sleeping space

It has a little wooden door - just like one would find in the Shire, home to hobbits in Tolkien's fantasy novel - and a small round window looking out at the views.

The ceiling has a spiral design of wooden roof supports and a log burner is in the centre of the room.

There is a zone for the living area, cooking and a sleeping space.

In the separate barn, there is also a hidden mezzanine level with a bedroom - and on the ground floor is an office space and mini lounge.

The pretty pink house and its land is called Plas Helyg - translating to Willow Mansion.

Two cob greenhouses that house a peach tree, cherry tree, a grapevine and sweet almond tree are also included in the price tag.

The surrounding woodland is used for the firewood and electricity for the property comes from renewable sources

Above, the ceiling's spiral wooden-support design. The home's heating is provided by a log burner

Two cob greenhouses that house a peach tree, cherry tree, a grapevine and sweet almond tree are also included in the sale

The pretty pink house and its land is called Plas Helyg - which translates to 'Willow Mansion'

In the separate barn, there is also a hidden mezzanine level with a bedroom - and on the ground floor is an office space and mini lounge

The land comes with three acres of woodland that offers stunning walks.

The village website states: 'Our approach to environmental management is one of stewardship for future generations rather than exploitation for short-term gain.

'The smallholdings combine traditional farming and building techniques with the latest innovations in environmental design, green technology and permaculture.'

Estate agents Yopa are handling the sale.

The Lammas eco-village, in Preseli hills, North Pembrokeshire, is a collective of eco-smallholdings working together to create and sustain a culture of land-based self-reliance.

The residents of the ecovillage have come from all walks of life and their plots are individual expressions of sustainable living.

Originally planning permission was granted for nine smallholdings. Since then there has been a range of peripheral development adding to the community.

The land (pictured) comes with three acres of woodland that offers stunning walks for the lucky inhabitants