Parc y Marriage

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4 adults, (plus a folding bed for a child.) 1 Superking on mezzanine (reached via stairs from sitting room) - sloping ceilings with restricted headroom, velux windows with views. 1 Twin on lower ground floor with sea views.

Shower Room on lower ground floor with large shower cubicle with massage jets, toilet, washbasin, washer/dryer.

Kitchen on ground floor with fitted units, granite worktop, electric oven, induction hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, table and chairs seating 5.

Sitting Room on 1st floor with comfortable seating for 5, TV/DVD stunning views, stairs to mezzanine

Grounds enclosed garden with terraces and lawn on several levels - take care with small children - with garden furniture and fabulous panoramic views. (Please note the owners stay in the original farmhouse across the courtyard from time to time).

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes, for 2 cars

Fuel - Underfloor heating in kitchen and lower ground floor, oil central heating throughout, inclusive May to September. Outside these dates 35 p/w

Dogs - 1, welcome free

Travel cot - Yes, on request

Highchair - Yes

Bed linen - Included as standard

• The seaside borough of Newport, overlooked by its Norman castle, has a boat club and two beaches. There are award winning restaurants, cafes, pubs, bank, post office, library with internet access, filling station, chemist, doctor, great butchers, 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.

• This is wonderful walking country either, on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path or along the ancient footpaths criss-crossing the Preseli Hills (Bluestone country). Pets are welcome.
  

• Based in the picturesque seaside village of Goodwick guests can enjoy trekking, riding and hacking through some of Pembrokeshire's most spectacular scenery. Lessons for novices available too. Ask about half day and full day treks suitable for all levels of experience.

Kayak King, Fishguard

• Explore the Pembrokeshire coast by kayak. Book a half day tour with Kayak King Tours run from Lower Fishguard twice daily. Discover mystical caves, secluded beaches and playful marine life as you go.

• Stock up on your winter woollies at the Preseli Mohair Centre in Mynachlog ddu. Fleece from home reared Angora goats is used to produce the garments and yarns for sale.
  

• Do take the opportunity to leave your car behind and make use of the excellent Poppit Rocket National Park bus service. The 405 runs between Cardigan and Newport calling in at all the beaches.

Castell Henllys

• Enjoy a guided tour around this recreated Iron Age settlement with its roundhouses built exactly where they stood over 2,000 years ago. Set within 30 acres of beautiful woodland and river meadows in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park your dog is welcome too!

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

• A Gwaun Vallley pub, in fact the front room of Bessies house, unaltered since the 1920's. A time warp of service and style. Well worth a visit but don't expect anything other than beer served directly from the barrel.

Gwaun Valley Brewery

• A family-run brewery producing a variety of different real ales. Enjoy a pint of the good stuff with beautiful views of the Preseli Hills and on brewing day you can see the brewers at work. Bottles and gift packs are for sale and acoustic music nights are held every Saturday.
  

• Winter fishing can provide good bags of flounder, cod and whiting. Remember your favourite seafood recipes.

• A 3 1/2 hour walk with spectacular sea views that includes the famous 'Witches Cauldron' and the picturesque National Trust headland of Ceibwr Bay and ends in the small welcoming town of Newport. Please note some stretches of this path are steep and the cliffs are very high, less experienced walkers might want to allow more time. The Poppit Rocket coastal bus operates along this route.

Gardens of the Gwaun Valley

• Visit the nearby Pembrokeshire Gardens open to the public. Penlan Uchaf has acres of landscaped garden including a fast flowing stream set high above the Gwaun Valley. Dyffryn Fernant Gardens, set in 6 acres of grounds and features courtyard roses, orchard, wild flowers, wood, walks and more.

• Tour the beautiful countyof Pembrokeshire to discover a wealth of family attractions including Castell Henllys reconstriuctted Iron Age settlement, Scolton Manor Museum and Country Park, West Wales Karting, Folly Farm, Manor Wildlife Park and so many more.