Offering a choice of 19 Self Catering Cottages for holiday let in Pembrokeshire

Ty Ganol

Ty Ganol is an eco friendly barn conversion restored to a high standard using local materials and ground source heat pump providing underfloor heating throughout the property making it an ideal place for winter or summer holidays. The water supply is from a natural spring and is pumped into the property.  The property shares its enviable position with two other properties on a former farm. It is approximately two miles from St Davids and Whitesand beach which can be seen in the distance.

On the ground floor are two double bedrooms, bathroom with shower over bath, washbasin and wc. There is a large open plan kitchen with range cooker, Belfast sink, washing machine and fridge.  All timber work and worktops are solid oak. From the kitchen are stairs leading up to an extensive open plan mezzanine comfortably furnished with TV and a double futon. The views are stunning across the countryside towards the coast and the sunsets can be wonderful.  To the back of the property is a large secluded garden area with garden furniture.

Features

• Eco features- natural water supply from spring, ground source heat pump
• Stunning views
• Ample parking space
• Close to St Davids
• Cot & highchair and available

Y Bwthyn

Y Bwthyn, together with Cnwc y Bran and Garnllys Farmhouse, shares a prominent hillside position nestled in 126 acres of pasture and moorland. The location is half a mile from the village of St Nicholas,  approximately 5 miles from Fishguard and 12 miles from St Davids.

This cottage has a large comfortable living room with a dining area and a stone fireplace, TV and DVD. The separate kitchen is well equipped. There is a large bedroom with king size bed downstairs and an adjacent bathroom. Upstairs there are two twin bedded rooms with a second bathroom. Outside there is a garden and picnic area, just the place to enjoy the panoramic views over Fishguard Bay and the Preseli Hills. The cottage is warm and comfortable with night storage heating, backed up by convector and oil filled radiators making it an ideal retreat at any time of the year.

Features

• Stunning views of coast and countryside
• Open fire with a basket of logs for winter visitors
• Ample parking space
• Telephone & Wi-Fi available – shared with adjoining cottage Cwnc y Bran
• Cot, highchair and stairgate available

Ty Martin

Ty Martin is a traditional stone cottage of character situated in the small hamlet of Porthreidy just above the beach of Abereiddy, famous for the Blue Lagoon. It is extremely popular with the activities of coasteering and surfing. It is convenient for the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and beaches which are just a few minutes walk across the fields or by road. Boat trips to the islands of Ramsey, Skomer, Skokholm and Grassholm are of particular interest to bird watchers. The city of St Davids is only 7 miles away with a variety of places to eat and places to visit including the Cathedral and Bishop’s Palace.There are many activities to be found around the area. Why not take an evening stroll along the coast path to Porthgain and enjoy refreshments at the popular Sloop Inn.

Ty Martin provides peace and quiet without being isolated. There is a small garden and dogs are welcome although the garden is not dog proof. The accommodation for up to four people includes a living room with high beamed ceiling, comfortable furniture TV/DVD and radio. The small kitchen leads off the living room and has a dining table, cooker, microwave, fridge and washing machine. The downstairs bedroom has a double bed and the two upstairs rooms have single beds. The bathroom with bath, shower over, w.c. and washbasin is on the ground floor. Heating. cooking and hot water are by electricity Economy 7. Duvets, blankets and pillows are provided but you will need to bring bed linen and towels. This cosy cottage has a wealth of character.

Trefayog Farmhouse

This spacious farmhouse is situated on the outskirts of St Nicholas on a working farm. It is close to the coastal path, Aberbach and Abermawr beaches. The local shuttle buses stop at the entrance to the farm and run frequently along the coast and into Fishguard, which is approximately 5 miles away. The farmhouse which dates back to the 14th century and was reputedly commandeered by the French during the last Invasion of Britain in 1797. The tapestry depicting this event can be seen at the library in Fishguard and the signing of the treaty was in the Royal Oak on the square. Whitesands Beach close to St Davids and the beach at Newport with its golf course and the Preseli HIlls are only half hour’s drive away.  Public footpaths cross over the farmland and give stunning views of the countryside and coast. There is also a lake behind a small walled garden to the rear of the house. There is a grassed area with garden furniture and plenty of space for children to play. Ample parking for several vehicles.

ACCOMMODATION consists of Entrance hall leading to the dining room with two lounges one either side of the hallway both with open fires. There is a TV/DVD player in one of the lounges and a piano in the hallway. There is a traditional `back kitchen’ with a basic range of cupboards, electric cooker with hob and another separate hob, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge/freezer. The back door opens into a lobby which then give access into the side garden.  The dining room is very spacious with two tables, a microwave and tumble dryer, various cupboards and shelfs. It also has a large inglenook fireplace with large wood burner. The owner supplies a basket of wood for each fire and thereafter further wood can be purchased from him should you wish. FIRST FLOOR: 2 large double bedrooms, one twin and the smallest with bunk beds. There is a large bathroom off one of the double bedrooms with bath, shower over, sink, wc and bidet. From the landing there is a second bathroom with bath, wc and hand basin. There is a back staircase with stairgate. Cot and highchair are available. This property is ideal for two families to share. Oil fired central heating throughout. Sorry no pets as it is a working farm.

The Loft

The Loft shares the same location as The Old Stable and Preseli Hills Cottage. All of these properties have been tastefully renovated and refurbished to a high standard and have been awarded 5 stars from the Welsh Tourist Board.  It is a one bedroom apartment converted from an old stone farm building and is above The Old Stable. It is situated in the Gwaun Valley in the Preseli Hills, ideal for walkers and bird watchers or people who just enjoy the peace in a stunning location.

The Preseli Hills is an area of outstanding beauty with wooded valleys, streams, waterfalls annd giving way to moorland with wild ponies and other wildlife. Fishguard is approx 5 miles away with plenty of restaurants, galleries and has a wealth of history including the famous tapestry depicting the Last Invasion of Britain in 1797 situated in the Library and enjoy a meal in The Royal Oak where the treaty was signed. The ferry to Rosslare leaves from the Port in Goodwick. ACCOMMODATION: The entrance to the property is via steps leading up to the front door. 1 double bedroom with ensuite bathroom with shower over bath, wc and washbasin. It has open plan kitchen and lounge. The kitchen area is fully equipped with gas cooker, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave and washing machine and plenty of cupboards. The lounge area has comfortable furniture, freeview TV and DVD player. There is an area outside for the sole use of guests with garden furniture, ideal for relaxing or having a barbecue.

Preseli Hills Cottage

Preseli Hills Cottage is a 2 bedroomed barn conversion in the same location as The Old Stable and The Loft. All 3 properties have been awarded 5 stars from the Welsh Tourist Board. It is in an area known as the Gwaun Valley in the Preseli Hills within the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park, wooded valleys with streams, rivers, waterfalls giving way to moorland and bare hilltops with panoramic views across the Irish Sea. The wild flowers in Spring and early Summer is something not to be missed and the various wildlife makes it a place very special for nature lovers. Fishguard is only 5 miles away with its wealth of restaurants, galleries and shops. An excellent Leisure Centre with indoor swimming pool and other activities can also be found in Fishguard. Many small coves and the large Newport Beach with a golf course is only a short drive away. The county town of Haverfordwest is approx 10 miles away.

ACCOMMODATION consists of a double bedroom with ensuite w.c. and washbasin and a second twin bedroom. Bathroom with bath, shower over, w.c. and handbasin. The fully fitted kitchen has gas oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge, freezer microwave, washing machine. The lounge has comfortable furniture, a log burning stove, freeview TV, DVD and VCR player. There is a private patio area with garden furniture ideal to relax and enjoy eating Al Fresco! Pets welcome.

Garnllys Farmhouse

Garnllys Farmhouse shares the same peaceful location as Cnwc y Bran and Y Bwthyn, half a mile from the village of St. Nicholas on the edge of the Pembrokeshire National Park and approximately 5 miles from Fishguard. We have 126 acres of moorland and pasture with neolithic remains for you to explore. After an enjoyable day why not sit outside and enjoy the sunsets followed by clear night skies which can be amazing without light polution.

The cottage has a comfortable sitting room with a stone fireplace, TV, DVD and windows on three sides.  A dining room furnished with antiques and a picture window and a stable door opening onto the sunny terrace which has a picnic table and chairs.  The kitchen is well equipped with double fan oven, microwave,  fridge/freezer, and washing machine.  There are three attractive bedrooms upstairs – a double room with king size bed, a twin bedded room, a single room with a cot and a family bathroom. On the ground floor there is a twin bedded room with adjacent cloakroom and walk-in shower. There is night storage heating, backed up by convector and oil filled radiators.

Features

• Stunning views of coast and countryside
• Cromlech (burial chamber) on the Garn
• Level 2 disabled access
• Open fire with basket of logs for winter visitors
• Ample parking space
• Cot and highchair. Stairgate available
• Telephone

Forge Cottage

A detached stone built cottage adjoining the old village forge. Situated in the centre of the hamlet of St Nicholas, with lovely countryside views all around, many walks can be enjoyed from the cottage.

St Nicholas is one mile from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and the closest beaches of Aberbach and Abermawr. Fishguard is only 5 miles away, a small coastal town, with quality shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants, and the ferry port for Rosslare, Southern Ireland. St Davids with its wonderful cathedral, Bishop’s Palace and the beach at Whitesands, is approximately 13 miles away.

Enclosed in its own garden, this quaint cottage offers comfortable accommodation. Originally two up two down, on the ground floor you will find a living room with three piece suite and TV/DVD. Through the hallway, the dining room looks out onto the front garden, from here shallow steps lead to the fitted kitchen, equipped with electric cooker, fridge/freezer and microwave oven. A utility cupboard houses a washing machine. The bathroom provides basin, bath with power shower over bath and wc. The first floor accessed by stairs from the hall leads to two bedrooms with pine furniture, one twin and one with kingsize bed. Ceilings are just six foot high in the bedrooms, both have views towards the coast. Storage Heaters are provided throughout.

Dyffryn Moor Tregwynt

Dyffryn Moor is a very popular traditional Pembrokeshire semi detached character cottage surrounded by National Trust farm and woodland and close to Aberbach beach.

A stroll to Abermawr beach will lead you on to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, whilst the more energetic can enjoy the sea and try their hand at surfing on a good day. Take advantage of the local shuttle bus and explore the locality, absorbing the spectacular coastal views at Pwll Deri, just one of the many view points in the area.

Set in a large, and tranquil garden, surrounded by mature shrubs and a perimeter stream, the location is much enjoyed by families. Beamed ceilings and thick stone walls protect a comfortable well equipped cottage. On the ground floor you will find a newly fitted kitchen/diner with cooker, fridge, dishwasher and microwave. A washing machine is housed in a separate utility cupboard. There is a double bedroom, family bathroom with basin wc and electric shower over a bath. The bright spacious living room with its wood burning stove and comfortable lounge furniture has french doors leading to the enclosed garden.

The first floor tucked into the eves, has two twin bedrooms a separate wc, seated play area with a full sized single bed in a suitably screened alcove. Cot and High Chair are provided.

Carngowil, Goodwick

A traditional stone farmhouse dating from the 14th century, tastefully renovated and refurbished to a very high standard. Sitting on the hillside above Goodwick, the cottage has a large private garden surrounded by trees with partial views of Fishguard bay, framed by the distant Preseli hills, the Irish sea and the coastline stretching towards Cardigan Bay.

Beamed ceilings, oak floors, original mantels, open fires and a new Aga are just some of the delightful features in this sympathetic renovation. Surrounded by lawns, mature garden patio and playing paddock for the children the cottage is very well presented comprising: Fully fitted kitchen with Aga, combination microwave oven, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Large lounge/diner comfortably furnished with open fire. The snuggery with its Inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove hosts the TV with DVD. A stairway leads to a Twin Bedroom (bed can transform to Double) with ensuite shower, handbasin and w.c.. Back on the ground floor there is a family bathroom and utility room. A second stairway leads to three further bedrooms:- one Double with en suite shower, handbasin and w.c. a single bedroom and a twin room. All are comfortably furnished.

Aberbach (Smugglers) Cottage

Tucked in the hillside, this quaint, traditional Welsh stone cottage has fabulous views across the valley, beach and bay to the islands at Abercastle. Once the haunt of smugglers, it is one of the oldest properties in the area and has many traditional features.

Approached via a bridleway approx. 1/2 mile off the coast road, this is the ultimate place to get away from it all and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of this peaceful valley. The secluded pebbly beach of Aberbach is approximately 100 yards away. Ideal for swimming, it has some sand at low tide rocks and pools to explore with direct access to the Pembrokeshire Coastal path.

During the winter of 2012 the kitchen diner has been totally renovated with quarry tiles and under floor electric heating, electric cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave oven and dishwasher. The archway leads to the living room featuring a inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, two settees, fireside chair, welsh dresser and table. The double bedroom is situated at one end of the cottage and there are two shower rooms with wc and hand basin. The washing machine is housed in a cupboard in one of the shower rooms. A solid staircase leads from the hall to an open twin bedroom, a doorway leads through to a second twin room. Both rooms are tucked in the eves. The third twin room is situated above the living room and is accessed by a solid loft ladder.