Cerbid House

Provided for your pleasure are Welsh cakes, milk and butter, wine, flowers, fluffy towels, facecloths, kitchen tea cloths and local handmade bathroom lotions and soaps.

3 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 5 adults (+1 folding bed for a child). A most attractive double bedroom with Kingsize bed with washbasin and ensuite bathroom, 1 Twin with vanity unit, 1 Single. All on 1st floor.

Organic handmade soaps provided.

Bathroom off half landing, full suite.

Shower Room on ground floor, toilet and wash basin.

Kitchen/Dining room open plan with a large, modern farm kitchen, electric cooker with extractor, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer, antique dining table with antique oak welsh dresser.

Lounge a pleasant period characterful room with large log-burning open fire. Comfortable seating flat screen TV/DVD/video, i pod/i phone docking station. Comprehensive bookshelf. Views to the rear across lawn towards pasture land.

Grounds large enclosed rear lawn and play area, gravelled patio, barbecue. Dog walkers are welcome to use the paddock and lanes around Cerbid.

Additional Information

Short breaks -Winter

WiFi - Yes (telephone with honesty box)

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - Yes (beach towels not provided)

Parking - Yes, ample

Fuel - Oil central heating, electricity, coal and logs all inclusive

Dogs - 4. 2 dogs free, additional dogs£25 each p/w

Travel cot - Yes on request

Highchair - Yes on request

Bed linen - Included as standard

• Surfing, swimming, golf, fishing, riding, boat trips and the village city of St Davids all within easy driving distance of this Pembrokeshire holiday cottage.
• There are a number of beautiful beaches and coves, many of which are dog friendly and within a 20 minute drive - Aber Mawr near Mathry, Traeth Llyfn near Porthgain, Abereiddi Bay and Blue Lagoon, Whitesands Bay, Porthselau, Porthlysgi Bay and Caerfai Bay, all close to St Davids, and Gwadn Beach in Solva.

• A pretty fishing village with a fjord type estuary and small sandy beach. There are a few interesting shops and galleries and a choice of places to eat and drink. The excellent village shop, post office and off-licence, Bay View Stores, sells groceries, papers and angling goods and offer a delivery service within the local area. Powerboat courses, dingy sailing tuition and sailing trips are provided by Solva Sailboats (3 hours, 5 hours and all day trips) 01437 720972.

• Visitors are welcomed at Solva Woolen Mill in Middle Mill Solva. It is the oldest working mill in Pembrokeshire specialising in flat woven stair runners, carpets and floor rugs. Traditional methods are used to create contemporary designs. Browse in the shop and enjoy refreshments in the tea room.

• Dedicated coastal buses run past every sleepy village, tiny harbour, secret cove and glorious beach. An ideal service for walkers and families. The Puffin Shuttle runs between St Davids and Marloes. The Strumble Shuttle runs between St Davids and Newport.

• Solva Sailboats operate a water taxi which will take you to your chosen destination from where you can walk back along the stunning Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to Solva. Possible destinations include Porth Clais, Porthmynawydd, St Justinians, Nolton Haven and Little Haven (weather dependent). Phone 01437 720972.

• The magnificent beaches and pretty coves of the St Davids Peninsula are all close by.
• Lots of activities to enjoy - surfing, swimming, fishing, boat trips, dolphin spotting and sea kayaking and golfers will enjoy the cliff-top course at St Davids - fabulous views. Do visit St Nons Catholic retreat & Chapel - if only for the dramatic coastal setting, high on the cliffs overlooking St Brides Bay.
• St Davids, with its magnificent Cathedral, art and craft shops, restaurants and cafes is an easy drive away as is the pretty harbour village of Solva.

• Boat trips leave from St Justinians and Whitesands Bay to visit the offshore islands of Ramsey and Skomer. A wonderful opportunity to see seals, dolphins, porpoises and thousands of sea birds on the spectacular Pembrokeshire coast.

• This circular 9 mile, relatively level walk, is a section of the coast path which returns via a delightful back lane into St Davids. The coastal bus service serves the entire route making it easy to shorten your ~walk at any stage(pembrokeshire.gov.uk/coastbus).

• Nolton Haven is a tiny village with a sandy beach, a 200 year old stone chapel clinging nail-bitingly close to the cliff edge and a village pub serving bar food. East Nolton Riding Stables will take you on a thrilling gallop across the beach or trekking in the beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside.

• Priskilly Forest Golf Club near Mathry is a challenging 9 hole course set in magnificent parkland with panoramic views. Enjoy refreshments in Y Cabin and Dining room - good Welsh produce prepared and served in relaxing and friendly environment.

• A bustling old market town and an important ferry link with Ireland (day trips). Do go and see the impressive Last Invasion Tapestry on show in the Town Hall. There is a variety of interesting shops, galleries, crafts and a choice of places to eat and drink. Theatre Gwaun is a vibrant venue in the heart of the town.

• Pembrokeshire has lots of activities for family days out - visit Oakwood Theme Park, Folly Farm, Heatherton Country Park, Blue Lagoon Water Park, Manor Wildlife Park and the Dinosaur Park. Garden lovers and children will enjoy exploring Picton Castle Gardens and lovely Colby Woodland Gardens (NT).

• Fabulous walking area intersected with deep river valleys and dotted with ancient sites and relics. The stones of Stonehenge are believed to have come from this area.