The Barn

The Barn is a delightful escape nestled in Newport, Pembrokeshire, blending rustic character with modern comforts.

This pet-friendly property welcomes two well-behaved dogs and offers ample parking, making it ideal for families.

Inside, large windows brighten the open-plan living area, which flows into a reading room with extensive library and out onto a garden deck with sea views.

The heart of the home is a striking open-plan space where contemporary design meets charming features.

The kitchen is sleek and fully equipped, perfect for everything from quick breakfasts to hearty dinners, with a dining area that invites everyone to gather.

The sitting room is a standout, with exposed stonework and three plush sofas encircling a woodburning stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

A Smart TV is available, but the true highlight is the patio doors that open onto the deck, extending the living space outdoors.

The deck is furnished with seating and a barbecue, ideal for alfresco meals with scenic views.

Upstairs, the first double bedroom features a graceful king size four-poster bed and a large picture window that floods the room with natural light and provides views up to Mynydd Carningli.

A nearby armchair offers a peaceful spot for morning coffee.

The second double bedroom takes full advantage of the sea views with extensive windows.

A third bedroom with an adult bunk bed on the first floor adds flexibility for families or groups.

The bathrooms are thoughtfully appointed: a stylish main bathroom with a freestanding bath, basin, and WC, and a sleek ground-floor wet room with a walk-in shower, basin, and WC.

A utility room provides all the essentials for longer stays, while the reading room, lined with books and furnished with a sofa and armchair, offers a quiet retreat.

At the front, an enclosed patio provides another lovely outdoor space.

If you manage to pull yourself from the tranquil surroundings of The Barn, the bustling town of Newport awaits with an array of popular eateries, as well as the expansive Newport Sands and Parrog beaches which are always popular with all ages.

Along the coastline, take in the Pembrokeshire Coast Path that can take you towards Dinas Head to the west or Cardigan to the north - there are wonderful vistas along the entirety of its 186 mile route.

Visit historic Cardigan Castle, the birthplace of the Welsh Eisteddfod in 1176 or spend a day immersed in the natural wonders of the Welsh Wildlife Centre ar Cilgerran, a beloved sanctuary to a diverse collection of animal species.

In season, you can venture out into Cardigan Bay to visit the resident bottled nosed dolphins!

Back near base, the Neolithic age Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber gives a serene, iconic image of Pembrokeshire.

The adventurers of the group can head high up into the Preseli Hills above Newport to Carningli which gives commanding views of Cardigan Bay.

No matter where your interests lie, The Barn promises a memorable retreat in the heart of Pembrokeshire.