St. Davids
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
Notes
- Saturday to Saturday bookings
- Pets by arrangement
- Bed linen supplied
- Winter fuel charge of £30 October to April
- No smoking in cottage
Ysgubor Trehysbys
Currently unavailable due to restoration work.
Set within the Pembrokeshire National Park and only 2.5 miles from the centre of St Davids. A bridletrack past the cottage gives direct access to the coast path and Whitesands beach is within walking distance.
Tracks and footpaths offer unlimited walking in beautiful countryside. Ramsey Island, St Justinians lifeboat station and the tiny harbour of Porthclais, and Caerfai Bay are all worth a visit.
A quality character barn conversion with many exposed stone walls and beamed ceilings. On the ground floor there is a Sitting/Dining room with stripped polished timber flooring, exposed stone wall and open tread staircase, TV and video. Comfortably furnished. The Kitchen/Breakfast room has a quarry stone floor exposed beams and timber clad ceilings. It is fully fitted with cooker, microwave, washer/drier, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, table and chairs. The bathroom has a slate flagged floor, bath with hand shower attachment and shower curtain, hand basin and w.c. The first floor consists of one double and one twin bedroom, both with vaulted ceilings. The double room was originally a hay loft and a door leads to external stone steps down to the garden.
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.
Features
- Short walk to beach & coastal path
- Dogs welcome
- Electricity inclusive April to October
Notes
- Bed linen not provided
- Winter fuel charge of £30 per week
- No smoking in cottage
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.