Manor House

3 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 5 adults, (plus a folding bed for a child). 1 Twin. 1 Double and 1 Single bedroom all on 1st floor.

Shower Room on 1st floor with toilet, washbasin and shower cubicle.

Bathroom on ground floor with bath, toilet and washbasin.

Cloakroom/Utility Room on ground floor with toilet and washbasin. Washer/dryer and freezer.

Kitchen with oak units, electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge with ice box. 

Living/Dining Room spacious room with slate floor, log effect gas stove,1 x 3 and 1 x 2 seater sofas, armchair, digital TV/DVD/CD and radio, dining suite seating 6. Stairs to 1st floor.

Grounds small, sheltered and private enclosed rear garden, garden furniture.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes, for 1 car

Fuel - Oil central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £30 p/w

Dogs - 2, welcome free

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes

• The Coastal Path can be joined at Aberfelin - splendid coastal scenery in both directions - east to the small harbour of Abercastle and westwards to Porthgain, once home to a thriving quarry industry, with the famous Sloop Inn and award winning 'Shed' Bistro . The St Davids Peninsula has over a dozen beaches to explore.

• Pauline Beynon's paintings, ceramics and the work of guest artists including Tim Cotterill's fabulous bronze frogs.

• (6 mins walk) A pretty shingle cove with rock pools overlooked by the remains of Melin Trefin Mill - the inspiration for the famous poem by the Welsh Archdruid Crwys.

• The popular Strumble Shuttle Coastal Bus Service from Newport to St Davids stops in Trefin 3 times a day between May & September and twice daily on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays from September to May - so give the car a holiday too whilst enjoying staying in this Pembrokeshire house for holidays in Trefin.

• A challenging 9 hole course in Castlemorris set in mature parkland with panoramic views. After your game enjoy family catering at Y Cabin Bar or drive on to Letterston and enjoy a meal at the award winning licensed fish & chips restaurant 'Something's Cooking'.

• Solva is a picturesque village and quay alongside a fiord like estuary with a handful of interesting shops, a gallery, a pottery and a choice of places to eat and drink. Solva Woollen Mill is located just outside the village and was visited by Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall. Do take a walk out to the headland to enjoy the spectacular coastal scenery.

• Try your luck at this mixed fishery with sea trout (known locally as sewin) from May to early September and brown trout most of the year round. Tight lines! Fishing licences can be bought at County Sports on the Old Bridge in Haverfordwest.

• Catch mackerel on float tackle, sharks sometimes follow also congers, huss, pollack and wrasse. Remember to pack your favourite seafood recipes.

• When in Fishguard drop in to the Town Hall where the 100' Last Invasion Tapestry is on display. It commemorates the last invasion of Britain which took place close by. The French were repelled by local women in Welsh costume mistaken for soldiers in uniform.

• Enjoy strolling around 3 acres of landscaped garden including a fast flowing stream set high in the beautiful Gwaun Valley. Every summer Denys Short opens his sculpture garden for public viewing. The sculptural structures blend and contrast with the environment in all sorts of subtle and delightful ways.

• Get out and about in Pembrokeshire to discover a wealth of quality family attractions including Dr Beynon's bug Farm, Hangar 5 Trampolines, West Wales Karting, Manor Wildlife Park, Folly Farm and the magnificent castles of Pembroke, Carew and Manorbier.