Location, location, location! The beauty of this charming house is that you can walk to the well-regarded pubs and restaurants of this famous village, or down to the Parrog beach, hardly using your car at all after arrival on holiday. This is one of the best-regarded villages in Pembrokeshire and one of the nicest locations you'll find. It's a much-loved family home, light and airy with a hugely sociable open-plan kitchen/ dining/ patio area for inside-outside relaxing.
Features
Bathroom Features
- Bath
Family Friendly
- Young children welcome
- Washing machine
General
- No pets
Heating
- Open fire / woodburner
Location
- Beach (within walking distance)
- Coastal location - within 5 miles of the sea
- Pub nearby (walkable)
- Accessible without your own car
Media & Technology
- Television
- Wifi broadband internet
Bed Layout
- Double bed
- Double bed
- Bunk bed
- Single
In Detail
There is old slate flooring throughout the ground floor - with underfloor central heating as well as WIFI Cegin Fawr - Kitchen /Dining room (open plan)
- The Dining area is a new extension (an architectural masterpiece!) with glass and oak roof and full-length glazed bi-fold doors leading directly onto the patio and garden beyond. This is a sun-drenched indoor/outdoor space made for family get-togethers and social occasions!
- Huge oak antique table, two settles and upcycled chairs.
- The Kitchen Area is has modern appliances, 5-ring electric induction hob, electric fan oven, porcelain sink, large Smeg fridge/freezer and dishwasher
- Large glass bifold doors to patio and steps to lawned garden
- Utility Area (off dining area) Washing machine, tumble dryer and a large sink in separate utility room - which also houses vintage locker storage for wetsuits /sports gear etc
- Large sofa, two armchairs
- Open fire
- Wifi/Internet Access
- There are two large sofas (Large 2.5m Stretch sofa + vintage mid-century leather sofa)
- Modern log-burning stove
- Large TV with complimentary Netflix/Blueray DVD player
- Wifi/Internet Access
- Drench shower
- Toilet + sink, heated towel rail + mirror
- Slate slab floor + underfloor heating
- Bedroom 1: Contemporary oak king-size bed, pocket sprung mattress, Egyptian cotton linen, hanging and shelf space, writing desk, hairdryer
- Bedroom 2: Contemporary oak double bed, pocket sprung mattress, Egyptian cotton linen, hanging space + chest of drawers, hairdryer
- Bedroom 3: Contemporary oak single bed, pocket sprung mattress, Egyptian cotton linen, hanging and shelf space
- Lloft y Plant /Bedroom 4: Custom-made bunk beds (slightly shorter than standard to perfectly fit the room), with built-in drawer storage, memory foam mattresses and hanging space — recommended for children only.
- Cot and highchair available on request
- Original oak shipboard flooring, large double-ended bath
- Toilet + sink, heated towel rail + mirror
- From the dining area, a sunny patio, enclosed by dry stone walling,
- Patio: Round outdoor dining table + 4 chairs
- Slate slab steps lead to a large lawned garden which is bathed in sunshine for most of the day, with distant views of the sea in front and the castle and Carn Ingli behind. Garden bench.
- Built-in charcoal barbecue + round garden table with seating for 8
- Small front garden with bike racks
- Parking on street in front of the cottage for one car
Good to know
- Check in at : 17:00
- Check out by: 10:00
- Up to 7
- 7 nights from £1180 (based on 2 staying)
- Pets - Strictly no pets allowed
- Location
- Trefdraeth (Newport) Pembrokeshire coast
- Nearby
- Pembrokeshire Coast National Park run a series of coastal buses, so you can walk any bit of the c... Read more
- Infants - Welcome + Cot & high chair available
- Children - Welcome
Bed Layout
- Double bed
- Double bed
- Bunk bed
- Single
- Pembrokeshire Coast National Park run a series of coastal buses, so you can walk any bit of the coast path with the promise of a ride home!
- Trefdraeth (Newport): You are here! Streets and pathways lead directly to the Nyfer Estuary, teeming with wildlife and featuring a great 1-mile-long flat beach. (1 mile – 15 min walk / 2 min drive)
- Preseli Mountains - site of ancient forts and spectacular mountain views
- Abergwaun (Fishguard) - Harbour, cafes & art galleries - 5 mile/ 7 mins.
- Abereiddi and the famous Blue Lagoon
- Poppit sands - large sandy beach with sand dunes at the mouth of the Teifi Estuary - great for children (lifeguards), 10 miles/15 mins drive + a choice of many other Blue Flag beaches
- Tyddewi (St Davids) – The smallest city in Wales, named after Wales’s patron saint, who lived here in the 4th Century.
- Boat Trips to Ynys Dewi (Ramsey), Sgomer (Skomer), Ynys Gwales (Grassholm) Traeth Mawr – large surfing beach 22miles/35mins drive
- Welsh woollen mills - Melin Teifi (Welsh woollen museum), Melin Solfach + Melin Tregwynt - for gorgeous Welsh blankets!
- Aberteifi (Cardigan) - The ancient market town of Aberteifi lies on the beautiful River Teifi, traditional shopping (inc. supermarkets) Mwldan theatre and cinema - 15 miles /20 mins drive.
- Goodwick harbour - (day-trips to Ireland, beach) 4 mile / 5 mins
Reviews
jonathan M,
2025
This is an absolutely beautiful cottage set right in the heart of Trefdraeth (Newport). I cannot recommend it highly enough. It's been tastefully restored and retains many of the original features of the property. The kitchen/ dining area is amazing with bifolding doors that open out to the garden. Bedrooms are light and airy. And there is plenty of room for a large family to enjoy. The town itself is wonderful with plenty of places to eat and drink together with fantastic walks long the estuary and 'The Parrog'. Highly recommended.
Joe H,
2025
Beautiful house in a wonderful town and area, we had a great time exploring the beaches and walking
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