Welsh Coast and Country Cottages
Situated on the St Davids peninsula in the pleasant hamlet of Square and Compass, which is a perfect location to explore the rugged coastline and excellent selection of sandy beaches which are all are within easy driving distance from this large detached house. Abereiddy, Porthgain, Trethllyn, Abercastle and Whitesands bay to name a few, are very popular for all water sports. This substantial property is conveniently located to the local shop, garage and pub. The local owners offer to arrange grocery deliveries on your arrival.
Situated just 5 miles from Carmarthen, Wales's oldest town and 12 miles from Llansteffan beach, this extremely well appointed contemporary garden apartment offers very comfortable en-suite accommodation. There are plenty of places to visit within an hours drive including the Gower, Swansea, Oakwood theme Park, Tenby and the Brecon Beacons. Closer to the property you have the National Botanic Gardens, Aberglasney Gardens, Pembrey Country Park as well as the brand new Ffos Las racecourse. Y Polyn restaurant is within a mile and serves superb food for a special treat.
Enjoying a lovely location just three quarters of a mile from the Ceredigion Heritage coastline Tresaith beach boasts golden sands and a waterfall. There are superb walks along the coastline passing caves and dramatic rock formations to Penbryn and Llangrannog beaches, you could be lucky enough to see the resident dolphins in Cardigan Bay. Nearby there are numerous visitor attractions for all ages from skiing on a dry slope to watching the butterflies at the local butterfly farm. Cardigan Town and Aberaeron are nearby and offer a range of individual shops and eating places. There is a pub which serves delicious food in the village.
Situated off the Cardigan road just over a mile from the Town, this spacious, well kept bungalow makes an excellent holiday home from home. Cardigan has a good range of shops, pubs, eateries, leisure centre and a thriving theatre/cinema. Poppit Sands are a 15 minute drive away and Mwnt beach with its delightful whitewashed church is 20 minutes drive. The Welsh Wildlife Park is across the river at Cilgerran and there are some lovely woodland walks just up the lane. Cenarth is close-by and offers superb fishing on the Teifi, you may also be lucky enough to see a coracle fisherman.
Stunning sea views of Barmouth Bay and the Lleyn Peninsula can be enjoyed from most rooms in this three storey property. The house is situated on the outskirts of the attractive seaside town of Llwyngwril between Tywyn and Dolgellau. Llwyngwril has a village store with post office and tea room and a pub which serves food. A train track runs between the end of the garden and the sea and at holiday times the Fairbourne steam train goes by as well as the service train. There is a designated crossing over the train track for easy access to the pebbled beach.
This well appointed bungalow with an indoor heated pool and a hot tub in the garden is just a few miles from Aberystwyth and Aberaeron. Llanilar is an attractive village with a village shop, post office and pub which serves food. There is plenty to do in the area for all tastes and ages. You could try a journey by steam train to Devils Bridge or a walk along the prom in Aberystwyth, visit one of the numerous beaches along the Ceredigion coastline or spot the resident dolphins at New Quay.
Stunning views of Foel Drygarn and the Preseli hill range all the way down to the coast at Newport can be enjoyed from this cottage barn conversion on a 16 acre smallholding where the owners keep horses, gundogs, peacocks and more! A footpath leads over two fields from the farmyard to Crymych where there are a couple of pubs and a selection of village stores. There is a lot to do in the area including walking the mystical Preseli hills, Pembrokeshire coastal path or visiting the numerous galleries and attractions in the county.
This large 5 bedroom detached house stands in an acre of grounds, with a 2 acre lake in the adjoining field, and provides excellent accommodation for a large family. Being situated on the Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire border, there are plenty of places to go and things to do and see within a few miles including Oakwood, Folly Farm, Preseli Hills, numerous beaches and of course the 186 miles of coastal path. There is a pub within walking distance, plus a well-stocked shop.
This delightful studio cottage is part of probably the most picturesque property in Aberporth. Enjoying a location directly above the sandy beach and with lovely sea views, this makes an ideal retreat for a couple. The Ceredigion Coastal Path and the heritage coastline provide spectacular scenery and walks, while Aberporth itself has pubs, shops and eateries. A little further along the coast are more fishing villages and beaches such as Tresaith, Llangrannog, Cwmtydu, New Quay and Aberaeron. Cardigan Market town is close by and has a theatre/cinema and a good selection of shops, galleries and pubs.
Situated in the heart of this Carmarthenshire waterside village, this tiny cottage makes a lovely base for a holiday. The closest beach is about half a mile away and the 7 miles of Cefn Sidan Sands are just 15 minutes away as are Pembrey Country Park and Ffos Las racecourse. In the village there is a lovely pub which serves good food and also has a health and beauty spa! Carmarthen is about 10 minutes away and has a good selection of shops. Ferryside has a train station and is on a bus route making it ideal for those wishing to travel without a car. The cottage is particularly suited for a couple or a very small family.
5 Stars. Situated close to one of the most beautiful stretches of the Pembrokeshire coastline at Strumble Head, this delightful cottage, part of the original farmhouse predating 1795, makes a perfect holiday base. Goodwick is just over 3 miles away and Fishguard a little further, both have a good selection of shops, galleries and places to eat. There are numerous beaches and coves along this stretch of the coast and it is a great place to dolphin and seal watch. Abermawr beach is about 2 miles and Strumble Head about 1. The cottage has recently been totally refurbished carefully and it retains its original character.
5 Star. Nestling under Garnfawr, a huge rocky outcrop from the top of which you can see to St Davids, the Preseli hills and even Ireland on a very clear day. Strumble Head is stunningly beautiful and a great place for walking and watching wildlife. St Davids and Newport are within a half hour drive and well worth visiting. There are 186 miles of coastal path to enjoy and the coastal bus service passes close by. The Farmhouse dates back to 1795 and has been sympathetically restored.
Situated in the village of St Dogmaels close to Poppit Sands and the Teifi estuary, this comfortable detached bungalow makes an excellent holiday base. There are 4 pubs within walking distance, all of which serve food. The coastal path can be joined at the end of the lane, as can a coastal bus service for walkers. Cardigan is 2 miles away and has a good range of shops, banks and pubs etc. You will probably even spot seals and dolphins in Cardigan Bay.
Ann Perrot's Cottage is a delightful detached cottage tucked away down a quiet lane in a cluster of similar pretty cottages between Mathry, Hayscastle and Letterston. The cottage set in 1/3 of an acre is a haven of peace and tranquility and the north Pembrokeshire coast with its stunning scenery and beaches is easily accessed. Abercastle beach is 6 miles and Newgale 7. Fishguard town is about 6 miles away and St Davids and Newport are both 12 miles. What a perfect base for exploring Pembrokeshire and an ideal hidey hole if you just want to relax.
Situated just outside the village of Camrose and only 2 1/2 miles from the County town of Haverfordwest, this large traditional stone farmhouse enjoys a great location in 7 acres of woodland and Paddocks where Eric, Ernie and Tiny the Shetland ponies live. It is a perfect location for exploring Pembrokeshire and the coastal path being just 6 miles from Nolton Haven Beach and 8 from Newgale. Within walking distance of the property is a welcoming country pub which serves food.
This converted single storey barn is situated on a working farm and is within a few minutes walk of the beautiful coastal path and the beach of Sandy Haven. The property enjoys views of the coast and countryside and has a delightful walled garden. St Ishmaels, Dale, Milford Haven and Broad Haven are all easy to get to from the cottage. The coastline close-by is spectacular with lovely beaches at Dale, Marloes and Musselwick as well as the famous bird islands of Skomer, Skokholm and Grassholm.
Superb water views of Milford Haven waterway can be enjoyed from most rooms of this comfortable house. There is lots of boating activity for you to enjoy right from the comfort of this home from home or you can take a stroll along the promenade to the Marina where there is a pleasant cafe bar. There are some glorious beaches such as Musselwick and Marloes, Dale and Freshwater East within easy driving distance. Boat and diving trips can be taken from the Marina and there is a boat club and public slipway and pontoon 5 minutes walk away.
A delightful, romantic stone barn conversion situated in rural Pembrokeshire just 4 miles from Newport Beach and Ceibwr bay. The barn has been thoughtfully converted by local craftsmen and combines traditional and contemporary features. Newport sands and Ceibwr bay are just 4 miles away and the coastal path is easily accessed. The attractive seaside town of Newport has an excellent selection of restaurants, pubs, galleries and village shops. Cardigan town has a wider range of shops and banks.
A newly converted detached stone barn with stunning panoramic views of Carningli Mountain, Newport nestling at its foot and the Preseli hills beyond. The property is close to Newport which is well known for its two beaches, eclectic range of galleries, eateries and individual shops. There is an 18 hole links golf course just above the beach and access to the coastal path. This part of North Pembrokeshire is perhaps the most beautiful with its wonderful coastline, great beaches, excellent walking and a good selection
Enjoying a great location literally a stones throw from the sea, this comfortable two storey Coach house apartment in the heart of Broad Haven makes an excellent holiday destination. The beach is popular with bathers and water sports enthusiasts and at low tide you can walk along the sands to the neighbouring village of Little Haven. There are pubs, restaurants and a general store in the village and more in Little Haven and dotted up and down the coastline. The coastal path is readily accessed and boat trips can be taken to the famous bird islands of Skomer and Skokholm near by. Other beaches in St Brides bay include Nolton, Druidston and Newgale. Haverfordwest, Dale, Solva and St Davids are a short drive away.
Situated on the headland above Aberporth with amazing sea views, this comfortable holiday bungalow makes a great holiday base. The two beaches at Aberporth are a 10 minute walk from the property (longer on the way back) and there is plenty to do in the area including walking the heritage coastline or visiting the nearby butterfly centre. The young owners are gradually bringing these 3 comfortable properties up to date with a contemporary but homely feel to all of the bungalows.
Amazing views of Cardigan Bay, Aberporth and Tresaith greet you at this bungalow which is one of three at the same location high on a bluff above Aberporth. There are several beaches within easy reach, you can walk to Aberporth and drive to Tresaith, Llangrannog, Penbryn and Mwnt within 20 minutes. Cardigan town and Aberaeron both have a good selection of individual shops, galleries and restaurants.
Stunning panoramic views of Cardigan Bay, right up as far as Llangrannog or even Snowdon on a clear day can be enjoyed from this bungalow which is one of three at the same location high on the headland above Aberporth. There are numerous beaches within easy reach, you can walk down to Aberporth and drive to Tresaith, Llangrannog, Penbryn and Mwnt within 20 minutes. Cardigan town and Aberaeron both have a good selection of individual shops, galleries and restaurants.
Enjoying a pleasant location high above St Dogmaels with views of the river Teifi towards Cardigan and the ruins of St Dogmaels Abbey, this delightful cottage makes a great retreat for couples or a small family. The coastal path is easily accessed and the beaches of Poppit Sands and Ceibwr are a short drive or a good walk away. The village is a short walk and has 3 pubs, a village shop and a wonderful estuary walk to Cardigan. The cottage has been carefully and thoughtfully restored over the last few years.
We are happy to offer four (of 13) newly built detached bungalows built high up on a steep wooded hillside in the Snowdonia National Park overlooking the Dovey estuary and nature reserve with the Plynlimon hills as a backdrop. Aberdovey is about 3 miles away and has a 4 mile stretch of sand which should exhaust the most energetic family or dog! There is also a championship golf course and a small pier and several good pubs and restaurants for food and drink. Tywyn is a little further up the coast and there is a beautiful drive alongside the Tal y Llyn Lake or you could take a ride on the narrow gauge steam railway of the same name to Abergynolwyn. Machynlleth is about half an hour away and is a wonderful Welsh town with a great street market every Wednesday. The Centre for Alternative Technology makes an inspirational day out as does the university town of Aberystwyth. All four properties are very similar and each provides comfortable accommodation for up to 4 people with a decked balcony offering views over the estuary.
We are happy to offer four (of 13) newly built detached bungalows built high up on a steep wooded hillside in the Snowdonia National Park overlooking the Dovey estuary and nature reserve with the Plynlimon hills as a backdrop. Aberdovey is about 3 miles away and has a 4 mile stretch of sand which should exhaust the most energetic family or dog! There is also a championship golf course and a small pier and several good pubs and restaurants for food and drink. Tywyn is a little further up the coast and there is a beautiful drive alongside the Tal y Llyn Lake or you could take a ride on the narrow gauge steam railway of the same name to Abergynolwyn. Machynlleth is about half an hour away and is a wonderful Welsh town with a great street market every Wednesday. The Centre for Alternative Technology makes an inspirational day out as does the university town of Aberystwyth. All four properties are very similar and each provides comfortable accommodation for up to 4 people with a decked balcony offering views over the estuary.
We are happy to offer four (of 13) newly built detached bungalows built high up on a steep wooded hillside in the Snowdonia National Park overlooking the Dovey estuary and nature reserve with the Plynlimon hills as a backdrop. Aberdovey is about 3 miles away and has a 4 mile stretch of sand which should exhaust the most energetic family or dog! There is also a championship golf course and a small pier and several good pubs and restaurants for food and drink. Tywyn is a little further up the coast and there is a beautiful drive alongside the Tal y Llyn Lake or you could take a ride on the narrow gauge steam railway of the same name to Abergynolwyn. Machynlleth is about half an hour away and is a wonderful Welsh town with a great street market every Wednesday. The Centre for Alternative Technology makes an inspirational day out as does the university town of Aberystwyth. All four properties are very similar and each provides comfortable accommodation for up to 4 people with a decked balcony offering views over the estuary.
We are happy to offer four (of 13) newly built detached bungalows built high up on a steep wooded hillside in the Snowdonia National Park overlooking the Dovey estuary and nature reserve with the Plynlimon hills as a backdrop. Aberdovey is about 3 miles away and has a 4 mile stretch of sand which should exhaust the most energetic family or dog! There is also a championship golf course and a small pier and several good pubs and restaurants for food and drink. Tywyn is a little further up the coast and there is a beautiful drive alongside the Tal y Llyn Lake or you could take a ride on the narrow gauge steam railway of the same name to Abergynolwyn. Machynlleth is about half an hour away and is a wonderful Welsh town with a great street market every Wednesday. The Centre for Alternative Technology makes an inspirational day out as does the university town of Aberystwyth. All four properties are very similar and each provides comfortable accommodation for up to 4 people with a decked balcony offering views over the estuary.
A delightful spacious cottage in the heart of Carmarthenshire's rolling countryside within about 20 minute's walk of the truly magnificent Carreg Cennen castle and on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The picturesque market town of Llandeilo is about 3 miles away and has a pleasing range of shops, galleries and eateries. There are lots of places to visit in the area including Dinefwr Park and Castle, Aberglasney Gardens and the National Botanical Garden of Wales. A drive along the Tywi Valley to Carmarthen and beyond is a must.
Black Rock Boathouse enjoys a wonderful location right on the water front at Dale beach. Dale is famous for it's watersports with sailing and windsurfing being very popular here. At the end of the bay is St Anne's Head with a lighthouse that guides shipping into Milford Haven Waterway. Marloes beach is close by and you can take a boat trip from Martins Haven to the bird islands of Skomer, Skokholm and Grassholm where you will see numerous breeds including Puffins, Gannets, Shearwaters and Choughs. Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is accessed right outside the property and begs to be walked. The Griffin pub in the village serves good food. MONDAY changeover.
This delightful barn conversion overlooks gardens with mature trees and spacious lawns for children to play on. Situated down a quiet country lane, an ideal location for those seeking peace and tranquillity, yet only a few minutes drive from the spectacular Newport Sands, the Pembrokeshire coastal path and a superb 18 hole links golf course. The town of Newport has a good range of small shops, eateries and pubs. The owners invite you to explore the garden and the farm, which has its own stone age Cromlech. Wellingtons are recommended. Children may like to watch the feeding of the baby calves from August onwards. Viewing of cows being milked by arrangement.
This semi detached stone barn is in a quiet location, surrounded by lovely gardens. It is only two miles from Newport sands, ideal for swimming and sailing. The eighteen-hole Newport Bay golf course is nearby. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path borders the property and the town of Newport is about 3 miles away. Newport has an excellent range of eateries, pubs, small shops and galleries.
Situated opposite the beach at Broad Haven, this first and second floor maisonette in a converted coach house provides an ideal holiday location, just a few minutes walk from the beach and village amenities. Hafod has recently been completely renovated with new kitchen, bathroom's and all new furnishings.The golden sands of Broad Haven beach stretch for about half and at low tide you can walk around to the next bay at Little Haven.The coastal path is easily accessible and the property overlooks a nature reserve inhabited by various species of bird, which is being developed by th local community and the National Trust.
A brand new architect designed property emphasising light, space and the views over Fishguard Bay and towards the Preseli Hills, in a quiet location within walking distance of the Parrog beach and the shops, restaurants and pubs in Goodwick. It's a superb location for walking: the coastal path is 10 minutes stroll away and footpaths from the property link to the network of tracks and lanes crossing Strumble Head. Goodwick is in the middle of the glorious north Pembrokeshire coastline, with towns and beaches close by including Fishguard (1m), Newport (7m) and St Davids (13m). The owners provide a useful guide to the less well-known beaches and local walks. The Gwaun Valley and the Preseli Hills are within easy reach.
Set in 5 acres of gardens between Nevern and Newport, this very comfortable first floor apartment offers an excellent holiday base for exploring North Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion. There are magnificent views of Carningli Mountain, Newport Bay and Dinas Head from the property. Newport is about a mile and a half away and has a selection of pubs and restaurants; the large sandy beach is about 3 miles. Nevern is about a mile and has a riverside pub, Celtic cross and historic church. There are lots of footpaths to walk in the area or you can just explore the gardens and woodland.
This cottage enjoys a great location between Parrog Beach and the centre of Newport, making a perfect retreat at any time of the year. Newport nestles at the foot of Carningli (mount of angels) and Parrog beach which is a 5 minute walk and is great for crabbing and boating. Traeth Mawr beach is just across the river Nevern, a tidal river which can be crossed at low tide if you are careful and brave! If not it is a 5 minute drive. Within a few minutes walk of the cottage you can enjoy stunning walks along the coastal path, a great range of eateries, galleries, small shops and pubs.
Situated in the village of Furnace, close to the Furnace falls, Ynys Hir Nature Reserve, the Dovey Estuary and the scenic Artists Valley, this large former village smithy grade 2 listed building makes a fabulous holiday base. The thriving market town of Machynlleth is 6 miles north and Aberystwyth is 12 miles south. Aberdovey is a half hour drive with stunning scenery along the way. Borth, 6 miles away, boasts one of Ceredigion's longest and most golden of beaches - stretching over two miles to Ynyslas and the Dyfi National Nature Reserve. There is a pub within 2 miles and a fine dining restaurant 10 minutes walk away. This really is a beautiful part of the world and well worth exploring.
This brand new contemporary property sits on the hillside in Goodwick overlooking Fishguard Bay and the Preseli hills enjoying fabulous views. It is close to the shops, restaurants, pubs, harbour and seafront and yet is within easy walking distance of the Pembrokeshire coastal path. The coastal bus service also passes conveniently close by. Strumble head with its spectacular cliff top location, views over the Irish Sea and bird observatory are within a short driving distance. This property makes an ideal base from which to enjoy everything fabulous Pembrokeshire has to offer and the nearby towns of Fishguard, Newport and St Davids. The property is tastefully furnished and equipped to an extremely high standard. Original artwork by local artists is throughout the property.
This large family house is situated in the heart of the charming coastal village of Trefin. The village has a small Post Office, Art Gallery, Tea room and pub which serves locally caught fresh fish. Within walking distance from the property is Aberfelin shingle beach which is ideal for the children play in the rock pools. This property is ideally located to explore the awesome sandy beaches and spectacular coastal walks along this dramatic north coast of Pembrokeshire.
Aberaeron is a wonderful colourful Georgian seaside town in Cardigan Bay. The attractive harbour has an array of fishing and pleasure boats and you can sit and eat Welsh honey ice cream on the harbour wall or admire the stunning views of New Quay. The beach, restaurants, pubs and shops are all within a 5 minute walk of the house. Dolphins spotting or fishing trips can be taken from the harbour. The town is famous for its festival of Welsh Cobs and the award winning Harbourmaster Inn.
Enjoying an idyllic and secluded location about a mile out of Devil's Bridge, this 100 year old cottage makes the perfect getaway. Surrounded by rolling countryside and with spectacular views of the Plynlimon Mountains the cottage stands alone in 2 acres of fenced land. Devil's Bridge is famous for its three arched bridges one on top of the other, where you can walk down the "Jacobs ladder" steps and into the Rheidol valley to see the 300 foot world famous waterfalls of the Mynach falls. Red kites and wildlife can be seen in the pasture land adjacent to the cottage and the nearby Nant yr Arian visitor centre gives a close up view of the Red Kites being fed every day of the year. The Rheidol stream railway leaves Devils Bridge on a return trip and snakes its way to though the stunning Rheidol valley to Aberystwyth 12 miles away. This cottage is ideal if you want an escape away from it all, with breathtaking walks, fishing, mountain biking and horse riding all within a short walking distance of the cottage. A trip to the nearby fishing villages of Cardigan Bay with boat trips to see the dolphins and seals is a must for all the family. "Rhos y Cymau" makes a truly perfect family holiday home for your vacation in the stunning beauty of West Wales.
A truly delightful cottage for two situated in what has to be described as an oasis of 45 acres of pastureland and equestrian paddocks surrounded by mature woodland with walks, paths, a fitness trail and bridleways to enjoy. The village of Treleck is only a mile away and has an award winning traditional pub where you can enjoy real ales and excellent food. Monmouth, Chepstow and Ross on Wye are within easy reach and Cardiff and the Severn Bridge are just an hour away. There are several championship golf courses close by and the Brecon Beacons National park for those who enjoy walking.
An idyllic cottage nestled in a "secret farm" surrounded by acres of woodland. There is so much you could do whilst on holiday here if you can bear to tear yourself away from these perfect surroundings near the Welsh border. From this base you could walk the Brecon Beacons, rock climb, take a Canadian canoe adventure, try out caving or explore Raglan castle. The village of Trelleck is a mile away and boasts a pub which has won numerous awards for its beer, food and fires. Monmouth has a great selection of places to visit and some wonderful eateries. The cottage has recently been refurbished to a high standard and is ideal for a couple or a small family as there is a sofa bed for occasional use.
This delightful 18th century stone cottage is situated in the hamlet of Parc y Rhos, close to Lampeter, a vibrant and cosmopolitan university town and a hub of Welsh culture and heritage with a great selection of individual shops, restaurants, pubs and galleries. The town stands on the river Teifi and you can follow it from its source in the Cambrian Mountains past the ruins of Strata Florida Abbey, through Devil's Bridge all the way to Poppit Sands in Pembrokeshire. The closest beaches are Aberaeron and New Quay, just half an hour away. There is a pub 5 minutes drive away which serves good food. This is an excellent area for mountain biking.
A brand new detached 3 storey property situated between Burry Port and Pembrey in Carmarthen Bay. There is plenty to do in the area including a day at the Ffos Las racecourse, a walk in the Millennium Coastal Park, a visit to Pembrey Country Park with Cefn Sidan, a beautiful 7 mile long beach, or you could explore one of the many castles within easy driving distance including Carreg Cennen and Kidwelly. The Gower Peninsular, Llanelli and Kidwelly are close by and a walk to the harbour at Burry Port takes about 15 minutes.
Recently refurbished and redecorated, this very comfortable holiday home makes an ideal base to explore this beautiful part of the world. Llangrannog has a lovely sandy beach, rocky headlands and dramatic coastline walks, two good pubs, two great cafes and a well equipped shop. Yr Odyn is at the top of the village in a secluded spot, just 10 minutes walk from the beach; it's a great place for a family holiday or a quiet place to relax. The nearby Urdd centre has a dry ski slope and there are plenty of attractions for all ages and tastes in the surrounding area. The seaside towns of New Quay and Aberaeron lie a little further north and Aberporth and Cardigan just a few miles south.
This charming single storey cottage is tucked away along a quiet road in the coastal village of Trefin. Within walking distance from the cottage is the tearoom where snacks, teas and light lunches are available and the public house which serves excellent bar meals. This is an ideal base to explore Pembrokeshire's coastal path, which is only two fields away from the cottage. The village is within a few minutes drive of St Davids and several other small coastal villages.
This architect designed house with an impressive barn like 36' living area is comfortably furnished in a contemporary style. Set against the historic town walls some 200m from Pembroke Castle and overlooking a pleasant park area, it is conveniently located for all the restaurants, shops and supermarkets on Main Street. The property provides a superb base for visiting all of Pembrokeshire including Barafundle beach 5 miles away, walking the Pembrokeshire Coastal path (which passes through the town), and enjoying the numerous attractions and activities of the area. The coastal cruiser walkers' bus service passes nearby and there is a train station with trains to Tenby and Manorbier.
Situated in the hamlet of Blaenporth between Cardigan and New Quay, this very spacious bungalow provides every modern comfort and makes a great holiday base. Aberporth and Tresaith beaches are both just 3 miles from the property and the market town of Cardigan is 6 miles. There is plenty to see and do in the area including walking the Ceredigion heritage coastal path, visiting the butterfly farm, riding on a steam train, eating honey ice cream at Aberaeron or watching the dolphins in New Quay harbour.
Granston Cottage is situated on a quiet country lane between St Davids and Fishguard, and close to the spectacular headland of Strumble Head. This is a 200 year old lime-washed cottage and is an ideal base for a Pembrokeshire holiday. The Strumble Shuttle Coastal Bus passes the cottage and is a 'hail and ride' service which enables you to visit the many coves and bays along this stretch of coastline and to walk different sections of the coastal path as well as calling in at Fishguard and St Davids, both of which have a good selection of restaurants and shops. Tregwynt Woollen Mill, famous for its fabulous blankets, throws and unique handbags is close by as are a variety of crafts and artist studios.
Country lanes lead to this cottage for two, situated on a working beef farm and within easy driving distance of a wide selection of lovely beaches and attractions. Narberth is close-by and has an excellent range of original shops, galleries and eateries. Saundersfoot and Tenby are within a half hour drive and Amroth beach is just over 6 miles away. Guests are welcome to enjoy the freedom of the farm land, which includes a lake where you can sit and ponder and a cross-country course. Stabling is available should you wish to bring your own horse.
Set down a private country lane, this charming coach house conversion overlooks rolling fields and countryside. It is within easy driving distance of Narberth, Tenby, Saundersfoot and Amroth. Attractions which are close by include Oakwood theme park, Folly Farm and of course the Pembrokeshire Coastal path. There are lovely walks around the farm land, which exceeds 50 acres and includes a cross-country course, lake and a children's play area with a tree house. Stabling is available should you wish to bring your own horse.
This superb stone barn conversion is surrounded by 45 acres of horse paddocks, lakes and woodland. There is plenty to do whilst on holiday here if you can tear yourself away from these idyllic surroundings near the Welsh border. You could explore castles, rock climb, walk the Brecon Beacons, take a canoe trip, try caving or have a game of golf on one of the many championship courses close by. The village of Trelleck is a mile away and boasts a homely pub which has won numerous awards for its beer, food and fires. Monmouth has a great selection of places to visit and some wonderful eateries. The newly converted barn has been finished to a high standard throughout.
This striking 16th Century farmhouse enjoys an idyllic location down a long private drive which is banked by mature woodland and a deep valley gorge with pastures and superb gardens with the whole farm amounting to over 200 acres. Narberth is close by and has a bohemian atmosphere with its selection of individual shops, galleries, boutiques, delicatessens and eateries. Amroth, Saundersfoot and Tenby beaches are about a half hour drive and there are numerous places of interest close by for interesting days out if you can tear yourself away from the house and grounds. The owners live in the adjoining Georgian Manor house.