Tucked away in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, this former school masters house, standing back-to-back with the village hall, is as rustic and quaint as they come, steeped in history and surrounded by the rural hamlet of Walwyn’s Castle, offering endless picturesque walking trails and countryside scenery to discover.
After exploring your idyllic surroundings, no better remedy for weary walking muscles is the warmth of the electric fire in the charming lounge, complete with comfy sofas to unwind on and admire the stunning original exposed brickwork and ceiling beams. Follow the characterful ceiling beams into the adjoining kitchen/diner to get creative with the local produce you’ve collected and make special family memories seated around the farmhouse-style wooden dining table. Take a long soak in the bath in the family bathroom downstairs before retiring upstairs to either of the two cosy bedrooms tucked beneath the eaves of the cottage, which both feature a characterful sloping ceiling and more exposed timber beams. Soak up the fresh, clean countryside breeze by dining alfresco on a fine summer’s evening in the courtyard area before relaxing on the lawned grounds.
An ideal location for touring the picturesque Pembrokeshire coastline and countryside, you’ll get to know your surrounding scenery very well by joining up with the idyllic Pembrokeshire Coast Path or by taking a boat trip to Skomer Island to see the puffins from the Lockley Lodge Visitor Centre (9 miles). Just 2 miles away you’ll reach the pretty seaside village of Little Haven to enjoy some delightful coastal views; neighbouring Broad Haven (3 miles) offers a wonderful sandy stretch for the perfect day at the seaside. Head to Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo (20 miles) for a relaxing family day out.