4 star
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.
Features
- Wood burner and 2 open fires
- Oil fired central heating
- Bed linen provided
- 2 separate lounges
- Ample parking
Notes
- Available May – September
- Tariffs inclusive of central heating
- Sorry – no pets as it is a working farm
- Guests are asked not to smoke indoors
Llanffynnon
A traditional, colour washed, semi- detached welsh stone cottage with beamed ceilings on the edge of the hamlet of St. Nicholas, next to the village green and National trust Common.
The little used single track lane is full of wild flowers in the Spring and early Summer and is ideal for an evening stroll when you may well meeet a badger at dusk. There are many interesting walks in the locality: across to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path or along bridle tracks and quiet lanes, an ideal base for exploring Pembrokeshire’s sandy beaches and rocky bays.
Relax on the patio behind the cottage, set into the enclosed lawned garden with views towards the sea. Internally Llanfynnon offers comfortable accommodation. On the ground floor there is a delightful shaker style kitchen with open archway leading to the dining room. The kitchen is equipped with electric cooker, microwave and fridge freezer. A washing machine and dryer are housed in the old dairy attached to the house. The dining room has a pine table & chairs and wood burning stove effect electric fire. The bathroom is located to the rear of the cottage with shower, basin and wc. Across the front hallway you will find the lounge with a wood burning stove and comfortable lounge furniture and TV/DVD combi. From the hallway stairs lead to a double bedroom and another bedroom with full size bunk beds and a 3′ single bed. A travel cot and highchair are provided.
Features
- Wood Burning Stove
- Bed linen provided
- Pets welcome
- Electric storage heaters throughout
- Travel Cot and High chair provided
Notes
- Tariff is all inclusive 2nd April to 24th September inc.
- Winter Fuel Charge £30 per week Oct to April inc.
- Guests are asked not to smoke indoors
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
Notes
- Saturday to Saturday bookings
- Bedlinen supplied
- Pets welcome
- Winter fuel charge of £30 October to April
- No smoking in cottage
Garn Barcud, Aberbach
Garn Barcud, the name meaning Kite’s Cairn, was originally a traditional Pembrokeshire farm workers cottage. The whitewashed cottage with new Welsh slate roof, nestles under the hillside with exterior views towards Aberbach and out to sea.
The passing bridle path leads to Aberbach cottage “and onwards to Aberbach beach and subsequently the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Families often book both cottages as they are ideally located for `get-togethers’. Explore the delightful garden tucked behind the cottage, or just relax on the terraced lawn. The valley is a wealth of flora, birds and wildlife.
The Ground Floor of this traditional cottage has been opened out to provide a spacious living area with quarry tiles and under floor electric heating. Lounge furniture, Welsh dresser and wood burning stove. Radio/cassette but no TV. The kitchen area is equipped with electric cooker, fridge and microwave oven, dining table and chairs. A freezer,tumble dryer and washing machine are stored in a utility area off the kitchen. There is also a shower. wc & handbasin in this area, ideal for showering after spending time on the beach! The ground floor bathroom with its limestone floor hosts a basin, bath and w.c. The slate floored hallway has a solid loft ladder leading to the garden room with twin beds and doors opening on to the terraced lawn. A second solid stairway leads to a twin bedroom with adjoining door to the third twin room. All bedrooms are within the eves of this delightful cottage.
Features
- Close to coastal path and beach
- Wood burner
- Bedlinen supplied
- Pets welcome
- Cot & highchair available
Notes
- Saturday to Saturday bookings
- No smoking in the cottage
- Winter fuel charge £30 per week October to April
Caerau Isaf, Trefin
Situated in a quiet lane enjoying superb views from Strumble Head peninsula to Porthgain. It provides a superb vantage point from which to track the main birds of passage that pass over the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.The beautiful beach of Ynys Barry is only two miles away.
Caerau Isaf is a traditional stonebuilt semi detached cottage. All the accommodation is situated on the ground floor. Beamed ceilings and quarry tiled floors, keeping some of its original charm and character, the cottage offers deightful accommodation, is comfortably furnished and well equipped.
Kitchen is fully equipped with electric cooker, fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and microwave oven. Back door leading to a patio area. Separate Dining room, Leading to Lounge comfortably furnished, featuring a coal burner. Colour TV combined DVD. CD player. Leading through to Sun room with delightful views towards the sea. There is a double futon which can be used to sleep extra persons.
Off the hall there is a family bathroom with electric shower over bath. A separate shower room and two twin bedrooms, both comfortably furnished with pine slatted beds. There is a small den in eves if you want to escape.
Heating is a combination of Oil fired central heating and storage heaters.
Features
- Seaviews from the sun room and sheltered garden
- Bedlinen supplied
- Can accommodate 6
- Parking for two cars directly outside the cottage.
Notes
- FRIDAY TO FRIDAY booking
- Guests are asked not to smoke indoors
- Sorry no pets
- Not suitable for children under 5
- Winter Fuel Charge £30 per week Oct to April inc.