New Holiday Cottages

Historically the cottage was once the local village shop and a hive of activity for the local community.

The cottage has been sympathetically renovated by the local owner using flair and imagination to retain the character with exposed beams and colour washed walls throughout ......

More about the Stone Cottage at Trefin

This former Gardeners House is tucked away off the private lane leading to Priskilly Golf course and overlooks the 6th tee. Castlemorris is an ideal spot for exploring all of Pembrokeshire with Beaches, Towns, Coastal path and hills all close-by.

Fishguard is 10 minutes, St Davids 20 and the beaches at Abermawr and Abercastle are about 15 minutes drive. The house is surrounded by 350 acres of golf course, woodland and farmland so there is plenty of space to relax and unwind ......

More about the Gardeners House at Castle Morris

Just three miles from the coast and situated in a quiet lane near to New Quay, this comfortable wing of the owners stone farmhouse makes a great holiday base. New Quay is famous for its resident dolphins and there are numerous boat trips from the harbour.

The regency town of Aberaeron is eight miles away and there are numerous attractions close-by including a honey farm, coracle centre, steam railway and bird of prey centre. There are several lovely beaches in the area including Penbryn, Tresaith, New Quay, Aberporth and Cwmtydu .....

More about the Stone Farmhouse at Cross Inn

The Dovecote is an idyllic romantic round tower hideaway for two situated in the beautiful Lower Wye Valley in the border county of the Welsh Marches.

Offas Dyke follows the river Wye below the Dovecote and the old railway line with its bridge at The Boat Inn (10 minutes walk and serves a selection of guest ales and great pub food) offers excellent walking. The cottage is one of the last on the former Duke of Beaufort's estate ......

More about the The Dovecote in the Lower Wye Valley

Three newly converted barns which have been finished to the very highest standard throughout. They have traditional character with large oak beams, oak doors and floorboards, slate floors with geothermal underfloor heating and woodburning stoves in all three cottages.

The owners have imaginatively combined contemporary furnishings and fittings throughout providing outstanding accommodation with every modern comfort. Tregaron is a small welsh speaking market town where you can visit the famous Rhiannon Welsh Gold Centre that offers beautiful gifts with a fantastic art gallery......

More about Bwthyn Celyn (Holly Cottage) at Pontrhydfendigaid

We are delighted to offer these 3 newly converted barns which have been finished to the very highest standard throughout. They have traditional character with large oak beams, oak doors and floorboards, slate floors with geothermal underfloor heating and woodburning stoves in all three cottages.

The owners have imaginatively combined contemporary furnishings and fittings throughout providing outstanding accommodation with every modern comfort ......

More about Bwthyn Onnen (Ash Cottage) at Pontrhydfendigaid

We are delighted to offer these 3 newly converted barns which have been finished to the very highest standard throughout. They have traditional character with large oak beams, oak doors and floorboards, slate floors with geothermal underfloor heating and woodburning stoves in all three cottages.

The owners have imaginatively combined contemporary furnishings and fittings throughout providing outstanding accommodation with every modern comfort ......

More about Bwthyn Derwen (Oak Cottage) at Pontrhydfendigaid

This Farmhouse dates back to the 14th century and was reputedly commandeered by the French during the last invasion of Britain in 1797. Today, it provides comfortable family accommodation on a working farm in a superb location.

The coastal path is close by and the Strumble Shuttle coastal bus service passes the end of the lane. Abermawr beach, Pwllderi, Aberbach and Mathry are all within easy reach and Fishguard is about 5 miles away. St Davids, Newport and the Preseli Hills are about a half hour drive .......

More about the Farmhouse Trefasser Near Strumble Head

Situated close to the upper reaches of the Western Cleddau Waterway in the heart of Pembrokeshire this delightful apartment for two is part of the old school which was founded in 1874 and closed in 1981.

Haverfordwest, the county town of Pembrokeshire is 2 miles, Neyland Marina, Little Haven and Broad Haven are 7 miles and there is an excellent Farm shop which sells home cooked food and a pub about a mile away. The owners have made every effort to make sure that your stay will be relaxing and very comfortable. You have beautiful views over the valley ......

More about the Apartment Lower Freystrop

This former school has been carefully converted to provide a perfect retreat for couples looking to get away from it all to a quiet location boasting beautiful valley views, yet within easy reach of towns, beaches and wonderful walks and scenery. The coastal path and beaches are easily accessed from this central location as is the Haven Waterway with Neyland and Milford Marinas.

Closer still is Llangwm and Black Tar, both of which are popular with boating enthusiasts. Haverfordwest has an award winning weekly Farmers Market and there are numerous art galleries and craft workshops around the county. There is a pub and farm shop within a mile of the apartment ......

More about the Former School Lower Freystrop

Situated close to Cilgerran (1 mile) and Cardigan (2 miles), this detached bungalow provides an excellent base for touring both Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion. The bungalow is set back off the Cardigan to Tenby road and has a lawn surround. Cilgerran has a selection of couple of small shops, a restaurant and 3 pubs.

Places of interest close by are: The Welsh Wildlife Park on the Teifi Marshes, Cilgerran Gorge, Cilgerran Castle or the Heritage Canoe Trail on the river Teifi where you could spot a coracle fisherman. Cardigan has a good selection of shops, galleries, pubs and eateries. There is a friendly local inn just 500 yards along the road which serves good pub food ......

More about the Detached Bungalow Bridell

Situated in the heart of Newport, known as the Pearl of the Pembrokeshire Coast, this terraced stone cottage will provide you with every home comfort. Newport has it all. Set in the National Park it boasts Parrog beach and Newport Sands with the stunning backdrop of Carningli Mountain (Mount of Angels) and the river Nevern estuary which is an ornithologist's delight.

The town has an excellent range of eateries to suit all budgets and tastes, 4 pubs, several art and craft galleries and a good selection of individual shops including a wholefood shop next door. The coastal path can be joined less than 10 minutes walk from the front door ......

More about the Terraced Stone Cottage Newport

Within yards of the beach in the coastal town of Tywyn, on the shores of Cardigan Bay and surrounded by the Snowdonia National Park which is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty. Within easy travelling distance of the town are the Dyfi Estuary, Tal y Llyn Lake and Cader Idris.

Tywyn is a spectacular destination for a memorable family holiday at this seaside location, and is popular for all out door activities. The town centre is within easy walking distance from the apartment where there is an excellent selection of shops, pubs and restaurants ......

More about the Seaside Apartment in Tywyn

Situated just above the National Trust beach and ancient white-washed 14th century church at Mwnt, this lovely cottage, formerly a milking parlour, offers excellent accommodation. Cardigan Bay is well known for its resident bottlenose dolphins and seals which are regularly spotted from Mwnt.

The heritage coastline is superb and if you have had enough of walking there are numerous places of interest to visit both in Ceredigion and the neighbouring counties of Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire ......

More about the Cottage Mwnt Beach

Just above the picturesque white-washed church and sheltered west facing beach at Mwnt, this delightful cottage, formerly a cow shed, offers excellent contemporary accommodation. Cardigan Town is about 5 miles away and has a good selection of shops, galleries and pubs.

There are numerous glorious beaches along this stretch of coast including Poppit, Patch, Tresaith, Aberporth, Penbryn and Llangrannog. There is a pub and restaurant at Gwbert as well as two golf courses ......

More about the Cottage Mwnt Beach Cardigan Bay

A semi-subterranean house built in a "Cliffside" location 200 metres above the sea near Cwmtydu with stunning coastal views over Cardigan Bay and Ynys Lochtyn through the picture windows. This house is truly amazing and offers a rare opportunity to enjoy an unrivalled location situated within its own 52 acres of SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) land with extensive flora and fauna.

From the large picture windows you can look down on the bay watching dolphins, seals, sea birds as well as red kites and peregrine falcons or lobster boats and pleasure craft. On a clear day you can see Bardsey island on the Llyn peninsular ......

More about the Semi-subterranean house Cwmtydu Cardigan Bay

This log cabin retreat is idyllically situated overlooking a lake on a rare breeds farm, close to the Preseli hills. The owners keep prize winning sheep and Irish moiled cattle as well as a large collection of ornamental wildfowl on the lake and a few turkeys rescued from Christmas dinner several years ago! The lake has trout and fishing may be arranged. ......

More about the Log Cabin Hermon, near Preseli Hills

Situated in the quiet street next to the well preserved medieval Castle in the heart of Kidwelly, this delightful terraced cottage provides lovely accommodation for a couple or small family. Pembrey Country Park is just 3 miles away and you can enjoy walks in the forest, woodland picnic areas, seven miles of Cefn Sidan beach, a dry-ski slope, horse riding, land yachting, orienteering, parascending, mini-railway and a putting green. Kidwelly itself has 8 pubs, shops, restaurants and numerous places of historical interest ......

More about the Terraced Cottage near Kidwelly Castle

With just 4 miles to Little Haven, almost 4 to Broad Haven and 2 miles to Haverfordwest, this architect designed annexe makes an ideal base for a Pembrokeshire holiday. Little Haven is a tiny village with a great beach nestling between the cliffs, at low tide you can walk around to Broad Haven beach which is much larger. There are several places to have a meal or a drink in each village and the coastal path makes great walking at any time of the year. The Celtic Trail cycle path runs through the village of Portfield Gate ......

More about the Annex Portfield Gate, near Broadhaven

Situated just half a mile from the harbour and beach in New Quay where resident bottlenose dolphins are daily visitors, this large detached property makes a great holiday home from home. The house is within walking distance of restaurants and pubs and there are plenty of places of interest to visit in the area. The Ceredigion Heritage Coastline is truly beautiful and there are some superb walks just waiting to be taken. Aberaeron is 10 minutes drive, Cardigan is 20 minutes and Aberystwyth half an hour ......

More about the Detached House Newquay

Winding country lanes and stone tracks lead you to the sweeping moors beneath the Preseli hills where this superb detached architect designed property offers excellent accommodation in a stunning location with almost direct access on to the moors and hills. The hills are part of the Pembrokeshire National Park and are spectacular at any time of the year and they offer great walking. The coast is also close by - Newport Beach is just 6 miles away as is the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path ......

More about the Detached House Penygroes, Preseli Hills

Tywyn is an attractive seaside town on the Cambrian Coast with a 4 mile beach (excellent for surfing), promenade and good selection of pubs, cafes, two amusement arcades, skate park, putting green and tennis courts. It is close to the stunning Tal y Llyn Lake at the foot of Cader Idris. The Tal y Llyn Railway departs from Tywyn and goes to Abergynolwyn. Nearby is the seaside village of Aberdovey (with a well-known golf course) as well as the Dolgoch Waterfalls and the glorious Snowdonia National Park ......

More about the Detached House Tywyn, Gwynedd

Broad Haven is famous for its marvellous stretch of sands, with good surfing and excellent walks along the Pembrokeshire Coastal path on this stretch of the St. Brides Bay coastline. This former Coastguard Station is within 500 yards of the beach and 150 yards to the pub, restaurants and shops of this popular coastal village as well as Little Haven which you can walk to by the beach at low tide. The property has been newly renovated to provide excellent accommodation with quality and contemporary fittings and furnishing ......

More about the House Broad Haven

This stone farmhouse, half a mile from the village of St. Nicholas, is perched on a rocky hillside with enviable panoramic views over Fishguard Bay and the Preseli Hills. The farmhouse is on the edge of the Pembrokeshire National park and is approached along a long lane, well off the beaten track, where you are welcome to explore the surrouding126 acres of fields and moorland with badgers, foxes, rabbits, many birds and carpets of wild flowers. It is a splendid place for children, with large gardens to play in. The farmhouse is approx. 2 miles from the National Trust beaches of Aberbach and Abermawr and the spectacular cliff walks of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, where you may see grey seals basking on the rocks in the autumn ......

More about the Farmhouse St. Nicholas, near Strumble Head

Set overlooking a wooded valley a few miles from the coast and the beaches of Aberporth and Tresaith, this spacious barn conversion makes an ideal relaxing holiday retreat for all the family. There are ample woodland walks around the property where the wildlife abounds and in spring the wildflowers grow in profusion. A trout stream runs through the fields of the farm land where the owner has fishing rights. This single storey barn conversion was once the original cowshed and has now been sympathetically converted by the local owners offering charming holiday accommodation ......

More about the Barn Conversion, near Aberporth

Situated a quarter of a mile from Little Haven and Broad Haven, this detached cottage makes a great location for a holiday. Both Little Haven and Broad Haven have their own beaches, pubs and restaurants and coastal path which stretches for 186 miles. The bird islands of Skomer and Skokholm are close by where you can see puffins in their natural habitat. The County Town of Haverfordwest is a 20 minute drive away and has an excellent selection of shops, galleries, eateries etc. The owners, who live close by, will make you very welcome ......

More about the Detached Cottage Walton West

This large detached residence is situated in its own grounds on the outskirts of Tenby just a 10 minute walk from 4 superb beaches. It is the ideal base for exploring this captivating and colourful historic walled town and the splendid coast and countryside of the Pembrokeshire National Park. Tenby is one of the sunniest resorts in Britain and there is more than enough to satisfy the interests of all visitors in the area. Apart from four superb beaches you'll discover dozens of fascinating galleries and shops ......

More about the Detached House, Tenby

This former Sea Captain's house is situated in a quiet road close to the town centre. There are lovely views over the old fishing harbour just a couple of minutes walk from the property and Fishguard has an excellent range of eateries, shops, galleries and pubs and a theatre/cinema. The coastal bus service runs from the town and is ideal for walkers wishing to explore different parts of the coastal path. The ferry service from Goodwick takes you to the Irish port of Rosslare and makes a great day trip ......

More about the Detached House, Fishguard Town

This delightful barn conversion is situated on a 9 acre smallholding in the countryside midway between Aberaeron and Tregaron and only 20 minutes drive from the sea at Llanrhystud. There are numerous places of interest nearby including the Tregaron Bogs - famous for their red kites and marshes. Strata Florida Abbey, a ruined Cistercian Abbey and the Welsh gold centre. Aberaeron is a seaside town with rows of beautiful Georgian houses painted in a rainbow of colours. Aberaeron holds a renowned Welsh Cob festival and a seafood festival. The owners live in the farmhouse and have some farm animals ......

More about the Barn Conversion near Tregaron

Just 200 metres from the North Beach in Tenby, this 2nd and 3rd floor flat in a Georgian town house offers comfortable and stylish accommodation in an excellent location. North Beach is a long expanse of flat sands with the harbour at one end, and the famous Goscar Rock at its centre and a steep cliff behind. South Beach is a long, sandy beach with a superb view of Caldey Island. Castle Beach is much smaller and is situated beneath the castle and adjacent to St Catherine's Island. Boat trips run daily from the harbour for fishing, sightseeing or a visit to the monks on Caldey Island ......

More about the Georgian Town House, Tenby

A comfortable terraced property set out over three floors in a quiet road just a few minutes walk from the heart of Fishguard it is ideally situated for exploring North pembrokeshire and beyond. The coastal path is easily accessed within the town and the coastal walkers~ bus service offers an excellent service for those wishing to go further afield. Close by is the attractive old Lower Town fishing harbour and the ferry crosses to Ireland from nearby Goodwick. There are numerous pubs, restaurants, galleries and shops in the town and plenty of activities and places of interest for all tastes close by. This property has a hot tub (for 6 people) in a summer house in the garden ......

More about the Terraced Property Fishguard

This little cottage is situated in the heart of Manorbier village close to the superb medieval castle and the sandy beach. There is a tea room and a pub within walking distance of the cottage and there are plenty of attractions in the area. Tenby is just 6 miles away and offers an excellent selection of eateries, shops, galleries and boat trips to Caldey Island. The beach at Manorbier and Freshwater East are excellent for surfing and if you like walking, the coastal path is spectacular and accessed at the beach. Barafundle bay is also close bay and has been voted 6th most beautiful beach in the world ......

More about the Cottage at Manorbier