Set on the edge of Pembrokeshire’s National Park in the charming village of Mathry with its Welsh pub and tea room, these three traditional Pembrokeshire barns were originally built in 1650 and have been restored to a very good standard. Pipistrelle Cottage (ref UK34447) was once a busy farm building and has been fully renovated in 2021 and has been finished to a very good standard throughout. As you enter this delightful cottage you can enjoy the vaulted ceilings with original exposed wooden beams creating lots of space, a bespoke kitchen with solid oak tops which is open plan with the light and airy living and dining room complete with focal wood burner. The master suite offers a great level of comfort and has been lovingly furnished with en-suite facilities whilst retaining the original beams and vaulted ceilings.
Swallows Lodge (ref OV2) is a former dairy barn and has been lovingly restored to provide guests with an unforgettable holiday experience offering comfort and space. Remarkable attention has been taken to ensure all the character and charm has been retained including exposed beams, stone walls, arrow slit windows and oak and limestone floors. It has been decorated in neutral tones with quality furnishings and a well-equipped, bespoke kitchen. The open-plan living room boasts an impressive vaulted beamed ceiling, whilst a wood burner has been added to provide guests with a wonderful cosy ambience at any time of year. Ravens Roost (ref UK1019) is a former hay barn and offers sumptuous comfort and space. Remarkable attention has been taken to ensure comfortable furnishings and the cottage boasts a bespoke open plan kitchen with focal reclaimed mezzanine. The living area has been beautifully restored with exposed stone walls and feature wood burner, with an impressive vaulted beamed ceiling.
Upper Farm Barns lies just a stone’s throw away from the delightful Abermawr. Home to rugged cliffs, golden beaches and wild inland hills, the area has lots to offer. The quaint, historic city of St Davids is within easy reach, and is renowned for its magnificent 12th century cathedral and medieval ruins of Bishops Palace. The beaches of Whitsands, Newgale and Abereiddi are well worth a visit, where there are hidden rock pools, impressive surfing and water sports activities. The ancient town of Newport is close by, featuring two beautiful beaches with a selection of gift shops, traditional pubs, restaurants and cafés beneath the shadows of mount Carningli, a famous hilltop, rich with myths and legends. For a relaxing day out, visit the beautiful harbour villages of Solva and Porthgain, encased in their tranquil fishing harbours and featuring a variety of gift shops, art galleries and highly acclaimed seafood restaurants, with freshly caught fish of the day always on the menu. Beach 3 miles. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 100 yards.
The properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 12 guests.

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.

Hayloft Barn is full of character and offers all that a traditional Welsh barn should including beams, wooden floors and vaulted ceilings. A perfect retreat for couples, this is a fantastic base from which to explore this stunning part of Pembrokeshire. Hayloft Barn has been lovingly furnished throughout with a beautifully presented bedroom complete with beams, whilst the living area enjoys vaulted ceilings, beams and wood floors and offers the ideal space for a cosy night in. Enjoy preparing a special meal in the spacious open plan kitchen/dining room, which has a stable door to bring the fresh countyside air inside, and from where you can enjoy the lovely views.
Nestled in the countryside with distant sea views, this semi-detached barn is perfectly located for exploring all that this wonderful area has to offer. It is a short stroll away from the quaint hamlet of Ludchurch, which is a few miles from the historic market town of Narberth, and a short drive from the beach at Amroth. Enjoy some home cooked lunch with stunning sea views at the local pub, which is only a few minutes’ drive away. Here, you can dine above the sandy beach and unwind and relax after you have explored the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.
Travelling south, discover the ‘picture-postcard’ walled town of Tenby, where you can explore the cobbled streets, the many galleries or the magnificent South Beach. Further around this sublime coastline is the harbour town of Saundersfoot, where you can enjoy fish and chips on the harbour walls looking out towards Worms Head and the Gower Peninsula. Beach 4 miles. Shop 2½ miles, pub and restaurant 2 miles.
Hayloft Barn can be booked with Barns End Cottage (UK6455) to accommodate up to 6 guests.

Sea Dreams is set within the popular seaside resort of Saundersfoot on the edge of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and a few minutes from 186 miles of dramatic coastline running through the village via footpath. Within the village you can take in the sunshine on the sublime beach whilst the children paddle in the sea or build sandcastles. Eateries are plentiful within the village, where you can try some freshly caught fish and local ale, and a popular restaurant is set overlooking Coppet Hal Beach with amazing views and food.
Set within a quiet cul-de-sac of similar properties this beautifully presented, single-storey cottage offers a good standard of comfort and has been excellently furnished making this a stunning retreat in which to unwind and see this beautiful area. The galley style kitchen has been finished with a contemporary style and leads directly onto the sun room, which is perfect to relax in with a glass of wine. The open plan living and dining area has been lovingly furnished complete with focal flame effect fire. Both bedrooms are light and airy and are beautifully presented.
A 5-minute drive away is the famous walled town of Tenby with a beautiful sandy beach, cobbled streets, harbour and a host of gift, boutique and craft shops. Why not take a boat trip to the Monastic Caldey Island to see the Cistercian Monks, or take a fishing trip out onto the turquoise blue water of Carmarthen Bay. Locally Folly Farm Zoo, Oakwood, Wales’s largest theme park and Heatherton World of Adventure are all within a 15-minute drive, along with two superb golf courses within a few minutes of Sea Dreams. Beach 700 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 600 yards.

Uncover the delights of Oak Cottage nestled within the quaint hamlet of Walwyns Castle, in the rolling Pembrokeshire countryside near the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Footpath, and close to St Brides Bay, complete with a plethora of picture-postcard beaches including St Brides, Little Haven and Broad Haven. In an evening after a busy day sightseeing, relax in your private hot tub with a glass of bubbly, relax those muscles and take in the stars. On-site there is plenty to keep you busy with a large shared games room boasting a full size pool table, table football, table tennis and soft play area for the young ones. For those more active, enjoy a game of tennis or keep fit at the gym. There is also an outdoor climbing frame and slide to keep the children entertained.

Oak Cottage is set all on one level within the mature grounds of the owner’s home and is the end of a row of three beautiful holiday cottages. The contemporary, galley-style kitchen offers the perfect space for testing your culinary skills, or you may prefer to dine al fresco in the south facing courtyard, perfect for evening sunsets. Both bedrooms have been lovingly furnished to a very good standard.

The coastal hamlet of Little Haven is 10 minutes away where you can enjoy fresh line caught fish or an array of shellfish, and the local inn/restaurant serving local ales. Travelling further south west, visit the boating village of Dale and enjoy some fantastic walks, boating, kayaking and fishing, or for some birdlife, take a trip to Skomer Island with boats departing from St Martins Haven. Tenby, Folly Farm Zoo, Heatherton World of Adventures and Oakwood, Wales’ largest theme park, are all within 40 minutes’ drive and perfect for all the family.

Oak Cottage can be booked with Ash Cottage (ref UK11213), two doors apart, to accommodate up to 8 guests.

With boats and yachts coming and going, this semi-detached cottage enjoys an ever-changing vista. Each room has been lovingly furnished with an open and airy feel throughout, and you can enjoy al fresco dining from the patio with the pleasantness of a sea breeze and stunning views. The cottage has unparalleled views and is literally a just a stones throw from the sea, with its steep steps in the garden and uneven path from the parking area it may not be suitable for the less mobile.

This location, on the edge of the charming fishing and sailing village of Dale, is just perfect. There is a pub on the edge of the sea, which serves fantastic food and locally brewed ales and from where you can dine al fresco whilst enjoying further magnificent views. A yacht club, restaurant and a water sports centre are all within the village, too. The beach is just minutes away for an early morning stroll with the family, or for those more active, for a refreshing swim or jog.

Locally, the beautiful sandy beach of West Dale is within walking distance, or take a short drive to the stunning beaches of Musslewick and Marloes Sands. Not to be missed for the ultimate wildlife adventure, you can take a boat trip from Martin’s Haven to the islands of Skokholm and Skomer where you will be sure to be amazed by the puffins, manx shearwaters, razorbills, harbour porpoises and Atlantic seals to name a few! Avid walkers can also take a stroll along some of the 186 miles of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park footpath that runs from Amroth in the south, passing through Dale and onto Cardigan in the north - be sure to bring along some binoculars and a camera! The coastal resort of Tenby is surrounded by medieval walls which were built to fortify the town, and these are still in place to this very day, compete with arches into the town leading to the cobbled streets and harbour. Beach 10 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 400 yards.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 7 guests.

Set amongst open countryside, Ty Dewi is the perfect place to stay on the St Davids Peninsula. Spacious and full of charm, with no detail being overlooked, it offers beamed ceilings, wooden floors and a cosy wood burner. Set in a picturesque location at the end of a long drive, it is surrounded by 11 acres of farmland (part SSSI) and has been comfortably furnished and equipped. It adjoins, but is completely separate from Ffynnondewi Farmhouse; you can dine together in the large farmhouse kitchen, which is equipped to cater for both houses. The large, beamed living room is the perfect place to relax after a day on the beach or exploring the coastal path, has oak floors, wood burning stove, French windows opening onto the private rear wild garden and a feature oak staircase leading to a characterful twin bedroom, with double aspect views over the surrounding farmland. Off the living room is an en-suite single room, steeped in character with beams, exposed stone wall and rolling countryside views. The large, well-equipped, cottage-style kitchen/dining room has an island, modern appliances, beamed ceilings, slate floor and an exposed original stone wall, offering a warm welcoming ambience. The large farmhouse kitchen table is the hub of the cottage, fabulous for relaxing family meals together, whilst planning the next day’s excursions. All the peaceful bedrooms are beautifully appointed, nestling under beams, offering a tranquil pastoral aura, high quality cool crisp linen, fluffy towels, festooned with local Melin Tregwynt Welsh woollen cushions and throws, just perfect for a restful sleep after a day in the pure sea air. Great attention to detail pervades the cottage for guest’s comfort. The patio area is a real joy. Situated just outside the cottage in a quiet corner of the farmland, the views are breathtakingly beautiful, quality garden furniture and a barbecue provided. Perfect for the children and dogs to play in the rolling pasture before you.
Ty Dewi is a perfect retreat combining both rural and coastal enjoyment, in a central location for exploring the St David’s Peninsula and beyond. There are activities to suit all tastes in the area - exciting boat rides, surfing, sailing, fishing, golf, horse riding, bird watching, walking, art and craft galleries to visit and lots of eateries from coffee shops to pubs and gourmet restaurants. The renowned beaches, coves and fishing harbours of St Davids Peninsula including Solva, Whitesands, Newgale, Caerfai, St Justinians and Porthgain are within a short drive.
Ty Dewi can be booked together with adjoining Ffynnonddewi Farmhouse (QC1535) to accommodate up to 15 guests.

Fantastic views of Ramsey Island and the whole of the St Davids Peninsula from this beautifully converted stone stable now a charming holiday cottage with private access across a wildflower field to the coastal path and beautiful unspoilt Marloes Sands. In a unique location, The Stable sleeps up to seven has a lovely warm atmosphere with comfortable beds, fine oak doors with rustic catches, cream stone floor tiles and is stylishly presented throughout. While away the day on the sun room deck and watch the children and pets play in the old traditional farmyard or just climb the stile, or use the gate, to the wildflower meadow, play cricket or fly your kite. The fantastic views from The Stable cover a vast horizon. From the South Bishop lighthouse in the west, take in the whale-like rocks of Ramsey Island, Carn Llidi mountain at St Davids, past Solva and Newgale to Roch Castle and the distant Preseli Hills in the east, you can take in half of Pembrokeshire at a glance. Enjoy an unpolluted starry night canopy with a lone lighthouse visible on the horizon.
The Stable can be booked together with The Dairy at East Hook (QC1306), The Barn at East Hook (QC1305) and East Hook Farmhouse (QC1602) to accommodate up to 26 guests.

Nolton Haven’s sheltered sandy cove and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path are within easy reach of this comfortable, pet-friendly cosy bungalow. At the edge of the small coastal village of Nolton Haven, with its own rear garden overlooking open countryside, this is an ideal home for a relaxing holiday in any season. There is a wood burner in the living room and three comfortable bedrooms and a modern fitted kitchen. Across the lane is its larger ’sister’ cottage Meadowside.
In Nolton Haven you can enjoy a drink or a bar snack at the inn above the cove where a small stream flows out over the beach, which is good for bathing, sun seekers and sand castle builders. There is a small slipway here, rock pools to explore and fossils to hunt for. Above the beach is a small 150 year old Grade II listed chapel, perhaps the most westerly place of worship in the UK, and a warm welcome awaits visitors to the Sunday services.
Eira’s Cottage can be booked together with Meadowside (QC1224) and South Nolton Farmhouse (QC1265) to accomoodate up to 20 guests.

Perched on the Dale Peninsula, high above the crashing waves and just 300 yards from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, Musselwick Farm Luxury Cottages enjoy truly sublime sea views, nestled within the owners 232-acre arable farm. The Millhouse is one of five superbly finished and unique cottages that have been individually designed and styled to offer the perfect luxurious stay. Situated between the coastal village of Marloes and the picture-postcard hamlet of St Brides, this wonderful collection of exquisite cottages have been meticulously transformed from the original farm buildings to offer the perfect stay for family and friends.

This large detached cottage offers a spacious open plan living, dining and kitchen area, with a focal island with solid oak worktops and Belfast sinks. There is a decked terrace just off the living room, and the master suite on the ground floor provides a lovely four poster bed. All bedrooms have been lovingly furnished and enjoy their own en-suite facilities. Outside, guests can enjoy the shared courtyard area, where you can have a go at making pizzas, or perhaps light the BBQ and dine alresco whilst enjoying the fresh sea air sat around the fire pit. For the children, there’s table tennis and five-a-side football, and for those who enjoy fishing, there are trout and course fishing ponds.

Nearby, enjoy the golden sands of Marloes or take a boat trip to Skomer Island to discover a host of wildlife and sealife. Surrounded by rolling countryside and a plethora of walks from the doorstep, you won’t be short on things to see and do. The coastal resort of Little Haven provides a selection of highly acclaimed restaurants and traditional Welsh pubs. A visit to the area would not be complete without a memorable trip to the small city of St David’s, where a plethora of eclectic gift shops, stylish cafés, tasteful restaurants and the iconic 12th century cathedral can be discovered. Alternatively, for those looking for an adrenaline adventure, head east and visit the award-winning theme parks of Heatherton, Oakwood or Folly Farm, famed for its roller coasters, fascinating wildlife and family entertainment.
The Millhouse can be booked together with The Cornstore (UK32513), The Stables (UK32514), The Cart House (UK32515) and The Cowshed (UK32570) to accommodate upto 30 guests.