Just 5 miles from the excellent sandy beaches of the Pembrokeshire coast, this comfortable property has been cleverly converted from a stone barn to offer comfortable holiday accommodation. Using rugs to dress tiled floors, placed around a crackling wood burner to keep an authentic rustic charm alongside a modern fitted kitchen (fitted in 2023) nestled within an open plan living space, complete with its own garden. Sharing a courtyard with three other properties, it enjoys excellent walking (via a public footpath across farmland) and birdwatching from the doorstep. There are over 700 holly trees within the grounds with red, yellow and blackberries and several gardened areas within the ground which provide hidden areas to enjoy.
Please note Y Bwthyn has shared Wi-Fi that can be accessed in the yard outside but does not work within the property (details can be found within the property), and due to being sourced from a spring/borehole on-site the water pressure may vary. The property is located adjacent to its sister property Ty Bach.
Newport, nestled along the Rhode Island coast, offers an array of captivating sights and activities from exploring the opulent Gilded Age mansions like The Breakers and Marble House to strolling along the charming Cliff Walk with breathtaking ocean views, and indulging in the vibrant atmosphere of Thames Street dotted with boutique shops, cosy cafes, and historic landmarks. There are also sailing and golfing opportunities here.
Fishguard is 9 miles away and is a picturesque coastal town in Wales that enchants visitors with its rugged cliffs, serene harbour, and a rich maritime history encapsulated within its quaint streets, offering a serene retreat amidst stunning natural beauty. Beach 4 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 3 miles.
Y Bwthyn can be booked together with Ty Bach (OEL) and Penfiedr (UK10412) to accommodate up to 14 guests.

Enjoying lovely countryside views and a delightfully relaxing ambience, this immaculate little cottage, whose name translates as ‘cosy house’, is a gem. Quietly set on the owners’ smallholding, it sits in the heart of Pembrokeshire, equidistant from the glorious beaches of the west and south coasts – Broadhaven, Newgale, Saundersfoot and Poppit are all about 15 miles. Walking in the local Preseli Hills, visiting the gardens of Aberglasney and the National Botanic Gardens or indulging at a local cheese or chocolate producer are all readily available as are sea trips, riding, surfing and the family attractions of Oakwood and Blue Lagoon, both about 5 miles. Excellent cycling, fishing and sailing at Llys-y-Fran reservoir, 3 miles. Pub 1 mile.

Nestled peacefully in the small hamlet of Creampots, this well-appointed, semi-detached holiday cottage, situated in the owner’s grounds, is just a stones’ throw away from the popular coastal resort of Broad Haven with its unblemished beaches, seafood restaurants and traditional Welsh pubs. The Cottage has been well put together with comfortable living areas and an enclosed garden with a patio area, perfect for unwinding after a busy day’s adventure! The area itself has lots to offer, including fantastic walks along the spectacular coastal path where visitors can discover the pretty harbour villages of Porthgain and Solva set within their tranquil fishing harbours. The small city of St David’s is just a short drive away which is rich with Welsh culture and features the magnificent 12th century cathedral and medieval ruins of Bishops Palace, as are the golden beaches of Whitsands and Newgale, famous for its surf and watersport activities. Visit the popular tourist resort of Tenby and discover its award-winning leisure attractions including Oakwood, Manor House and Folly Farm. Horse riding and golf nearby. Beach 1½ miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

These beautiful cottages have been tastefully renovated from a traditional Welsh barn and are set in the heart of Pembrokeshire alongside the Llys-y-Fran Country Park and reservoir. There are plenty of facilities available for guests free of charge, including croquet and badminton, a heated covered swimming pool, all-weather tennis court and a children’s play garden. You can also enjoy the country park which is less than a minute’s walk and has a 200-acre reservoir and an impressive 100ft dam, the largest game fishing in west Wales. This is a beautiful woodland setting with a delightful nature trail for both walkers and cyclists, and an 8-mile perimeter trail providing fine views and a variety of wildlife including badgers, foxes and otters. The broadleaf woodland provides a breeding site for sparrowhawk, buzzard and woodpecker, whilst the lake attracts uncommon water bird species such as little gull and black tern. Set in the heart of Pembrokeshire, giving access to beaches, national park, the historic Preseli Mountains and the worlds famous Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and Coastal Path. Within a short drive is Oakwood Theme Park. A holiday in Pembrokeshire would not be complete without a visit to the picturesque harbour and the golden beaches at Tenby or the busy resort of Saundersfoot, a complete contrast from the more secluded parts perhaps, but always popular with children. Also within a short drive are Manor House Wildlife Park, Caldey Island, with its cistercian monastery and countless historic castles such as Carew, and Pembroke. It is an ideal location for a perfect family holiday as a getaway or for trying some of the outdoor pursuits and entertainment. Pembrokeshire is famous for its excellent restaurants and pubs. In the immediate vicinity there is the country park restaurant and two pubs serving food in the village of Clarbeston Road (3 miles). Golf and horse riding are within 5 miles.

Come and enjoy the delights of Y Tai Fferm. These two properties consist of Y Glowty Newydd, a stunning barn conversion, and The Royal Exchange, a 19th century traditional Welsh farmhouse, both nestled in the small hamlet of Llandissilio is just a stone’s throw away from the charming market town of Narberth. Y Glowty Newydd was once the milking parlour and stores, and has been meticulously renovated to a very high standard throughout. Enjoy relaxing on a summer morning with the bi-fold doors open, birds tweeting and superb views over the Preseli Hills. The open plan kitchen, dining and living room has vaulted ceilings, beams and slate floors, each door has been hand crafted from the owner’s ash tree and the bespoke hand-built kitchen is finished with a double Belfast sink to retain character and it all focuses on the epic views out across the Pembrokeshire countryside and the Preseli Hills. Enjoy a soak in roll top bath in this truly elegant bathroom with large walk-in double shower. Each bedroom has been lovingly furnished to provide a sound night’s sleep.
The Royal Exchange is bursting with character and original features, this traditional detached, Welsh farmhouse has been renovated to a high standard, to provide guests with a perfect holiday experience. Relax in the open plan living area in front of the wood burner, set in the inglenook fireplace. The kitchen is equipped with all your needs for some delicious home cooking on the Aga. Or, you can relax and dine al fresco next to the shimmering pond in the private, lawned garden. With the choice of three luxurious bedrooms to bring the day to a close, it’s perfect to rejuvenate you ready for another exciting day. Whilst the pub opposite the properties is currently closed, the one next door remains open.
Conveniently located in a fantastic touring spot, guests can take advantage of visiting the neighbouring Preseli Hills, perfect for rambling or biking, or for discovering its numerous iron age settlements tucked away peacefully in its rugged terrain.The traditional market town of Narberth has lots to offer including numerous cafés and gift shops, as are the popular coastal resorts of Saundersfoot and Tenby. A visit to the resort would not be complete without a memorable boat trip to the island of Caldey, where visitors can share the serenity of the Cistercian monks, who have made this holy island home for hundreds of years. For a family day out, visit the awarding-winning leisure attractions of Oakwood, Heatherton and Folly Farm. Beach 10 miles. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 50 yards. These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 16 guests.

Set within the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, and just a few minutes’ walk from Carew Castle, on the estuary of the Cleddau. Both properties offer an ideal holiday base to explore the surrounding areas, enjoy cycling or relaxing walks with picturesque scenery, or lazy days fishing. There are many beaches in the area, Manorbier is only 7 miles and has a Norman castle. Tenby or Saundersfoot are approximately 12 miles. Shop 1/2 mile, pub 1 mile.

Nestled down a quiet country lane in the small hamlet of Milton, this traditional, detached farmhouse is conveniently located in the Pembrokeshire National Park. The popular coastal resort of Tenby, with its cobbled streets, beaches and irresistible seafood restaurants, is just 5 miles away. Situated on a working farm, this farmhouse is deceptively spacious throughout and is the perfect property for an unforgettable holiday experience. When the sun is shining, relax in the enclosed, lawned garden, perfect for unwinding after a busy day’s adventure! From the edge of the doorstep, guests can stroll to the charming village of Carew with its traditional Welsh inn, which is renowned for good food and live music, or explore the historic castle lying peacefully on the edge of the glistening Cleddau Estuary. Visit the iconic coastal path, with its spectacular views and walks, which leads you to the picturesque coastal resorts of Tenby and Saundersfoot, set within their tranquil fishing harbours and golden sandy beaches. Take a boat ride and explore the off-shore islands of Caldey, and share the serenity and tranquillity of the Cistercian monks. Take a sea safari along the dramatic coast, cruising close to sea birds, seals and the occasional bottlenose dolphin. For a day out, visit the award-winning leisure attractions of Oakwood, Bluestone and Manor House Wildlife Park. For the more active, golf and horse riding can be found locally. Beach 6 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Discover Ty Capel Seion nestled in the quaint and picturesque hamlet of St Dogmaels on the edge of the dramatic Ceredigion coastline. This cottage offers something for all the family with walking, sea fishing, water sports and boat trips all available locally. Or perhaps you would prefer to laze around on the beach? Less than two miles away is the unsurpassed Poppit Sands beach where you can relax and enjoy the fresh sea air by the mouth of the Teifi Estuary. The River Teifi lays 100 yards behind Ty Capel Seion meandering through the countryside.
This striking cottage is full of character and offers a spacious open plan living and dining room with rustic beams and a separate kitchen. On the first floor the excellently appointed master bedroom and twin room are spacious and thoughtfully finished.
Ty Capel Seion is the perfect central location for exploring both the coast and countryside of Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion giving you a wide choice of places to explore and discover. A five minute walk from Ty Capel Seion is the historic and beautiful ruins of St Dogmaels’ mediaeval Tironensian Benedictine abbey. Here you can enjoy a freshly brewed coffee whilst taking in the ruins. For walkers the Preseli hills are a must and don’t forget to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast footpath which covers some 180 miles. The town of Newcastle Emlyn which lies on the River Teifi is a must when visiting, the market town has a host of boutique and craft shops.
The market town of Cardigan has a host of restaurants focusing on local produce and there is a fantastic market which sells lots of locally grown food and handmade gifts. Take a boat trip to spot dolphins or travel upstream on the River Teifi and visit the majestic Cenarth Falls, time it right and you may even catch glimpses of the salmon and sea trout as they leap upstream. A visit to Pembrokeshire would not be complete without visiting the walled town of Tenby, there are plenty of attractions for your family to explore with the award winning Folly Farm, Oakwood and Manor House.
Come and visit all that this area has to offer and enjoy this pretty cottage Ty Capel Seion.

Southlands Barn nestles in a quaint courtyard within a 5-minute drive of the beach and the village of Saundersfoot in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. A further 10 minutes’ drive along the coast leads to the renowned walled town of Tenby.
This stunning semi-detached barn is all on one level, has oak floors throughout and is full of character. It offers very spacious open plan living with a feature wood burner, exposed beams and ‘A’ frame windows affording magnificent views over the surrounding countryside and valley below. Skilled craftsmanship can also be seen in the stonework that has been thoughtfully restored on the exterior of this barn. Whilst dining al fresco, look out over the unobstructed views from the patio and maybe spot a pheasant or two!
Saundersfoot itself has grown in reputation for its gourmet dining and offers a cluster of fabulous restaurants serving local produce. Take a stroll along the beach after sampling the local delights and experience the wonderful charm that typifies Saundersfoot. Locally there is a host of local attractions for all the family including Folly Farm, Oakwood and Manor House. In Marros there is horse riding, and Tenby has an 18-hole links golf course. Boat trips are also available to Caldey Island, where Cistercian monks welcome visitors to share in its tranquillity. Walking and sea fishing are also available locally. Shop and restaurant 2½ miles, pub 2 miles.

Church Cottage is a picturesque, spacious cottage nestled in the rolling Pembrokeshire countryside near the hamlet of Scleddau, and around a 5-minute drive to the harbour town of Fishguard. This delightful property is situated along a private track and surrounded by 23 acres of meadows and woodland with a babbling stream running through the garden to provide a blissfully relaxing holiday for friends and family. Here you can get away from it all and relax with bird song, enjoy a plethora of country walks or take a 5-minute drive to Fishguard, where you have a selection of cafés, galleries, restaurants and a pretty harbour in the lower town. From here you can join some of the 186 miles of truly epic coastline within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, which runs from Cardigan in the north to Amroth in the south. Within a 15-minute drive you can discover Newport Sands, Popit Sands and Abercastle, where you can swim, surf, fish, sunbathe or enjoy a spot of golf.
Church Cottage is mostly on one level with underfloor heating and an air handling system throughout. On the first floor the master bedroom boasts an adjoining bathroom with a spa bath and a study area, whilst on the ground floor you can enjoy a spacious and characterful open-plan kitchen/living room complete with exposed stone walls, beams, inglenook fireplace and wood burner, perfect for cooking that special meal or relaxing in front of the wood burner after a busy day exploring. Formal dining to celebrate that special meal can be done in the dining room with French doors leading to a patio area for alfresco dining. Each bedroom has been lovingly furnished, with two bedrooms offering French doors onto patio areas with views across the well kept gardens.
The north Pembrokeshire coastline is truly stunning and a must to explore. Here you can discover the lighthouse and the rugged cliffs at Strumble Head, a few miles away. A 45-minute drive away is the coastal resort of Tenby, surrounded by medieval walls built to fortify the town and are still in place to this very day, complete with arches into the town leading to cobbled streets and a beautiful harbour and stunning beach.