Garn Isaf

3 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4. 2 Doubles, 1 bedroom with Bunk beds all on ground floor.

Bathroom with full suite, electric shower over bath.

Kitchen country style with electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, table and chairs seating 4. 

Lounge with stunning sea views, 3 piece suite, flat screen TV/DVD. patio doors to garden. Steps down to:-

Sun Room with dining suite seating 4, sofa and easy chairs, panoramic sea views.

Grounds secure lawn garden with 3 acres of paddocks. Patio, garden furniture.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - No

Changeover - Friday

Towels - No

Parking - Yes, ample

Fuel - Oil fired central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £40 p/w

Dogs - 2. £25 per week each 

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes

• The seaside borough of Newport, overlooked by its Norman castle, has a boat club and two beaches. There are award winning restaurants, cafes, pubs, great butchers, mini market & newsagent, post office, library with internet access, fuel station, chemist, doctor, antique and health food shops to explore.
• The tidal estuary is paradise for bird watchers and for golfers, there is a challenging links golf course.

• Perfect for walking and picnicking this exceptionally beautiful deep wooded valley is highly regarded by geologists.

• A mystical, magical landscape peppered with iron age ruins, stone circles, walks and views.

• A haven for naturalists with a chance to see otters, kingfishers, dippers and a host of waders and warblers. Look out for buzzards and red kites. Remember your binoculars and camera.

• Enjoy good food and drinks at this award winning Inn nestled between the Preseli Hills and the sea. Look out for theme nights and evenings with live music.

• Treat yourself to a delicious meal in this award winning restaurant. Quality local food such as Black beef, Penclawdd mussels, Preseli lamb, Cardigan Bay scallops and prize winning cheeses as well as locally grown fruit and veg are all used to create wonderful menus.

• Known locally as Bessies, step back in time and enjoy real ale poured from a jug in this pub unchanged for over 35 years. Don't expect food this pub is strictly for drinking, socialising and gossip! but well worth a visit.

• There is approximately 180 miles of Coastal Path to explore with safe, sandy beaches, hidden coves and small harbours also a wide variety of water sports and boat trips to the bird island sanctuaries.
• Ideally located for many holiday pursuits this holiday cottage with stunning sea views from the lounge to Newport Bay, Dinas Island & Morfa Head is great.

• Do take the opportunity to leave your car behind and make use of the excellent Poppit Rocket bus service. The 405 runs between Cardigan and Newport via the coastal beaches and villages.

• A day out to the Cambrian Mountains offers a wonderful undulating landscape between 1500 and 2000 feet. An area of outstanding natural beauty punctuated with streams, waterfalls, scenic wooded valleys, gorges, lakes, villages, farms and sporadic evidence of long lost industry.

• This annual festival celebrates the food grown and prepared around the Teifi river.
• This bustling little market town on the Teifi river is well worth a visit to browse the wide range of shops, indoor market, gallery, castle and heritage centre. It also has a boat club and the vibrant theatre Mwldan.

• This gentle short walk of one mile takes about 20 minutes.
• The Golden Road is an ancient track along the ridge of the Preseli Hills.

• The Teifi is arguably the finest mixed game fishery in England and Wales and the Nevern is well regarded locally.

• Travel the length and breadth of beautiful Pembrokeshire to discover a wealth of quality family attractions including Castell Henllys reconstructed iron age settlement, Dr Beynon's Bug Farm and Grub Kitchen and in the south Heatherton Sports Park, Folly Farm, Manor Wildlife Park and the Tudor Merchant's House Tenby (N.T.).