Orlofseignir í Bosherston

4,96 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 140 umsagnir

Smáhýsi

The Old Dairy, Stunning National Park Location

This is the old dairy adjacent to the beautiful grade two 17th century thatched cottage. Set in its own 10 acres of countryside. This dairy has been carefully restored with no expense spared, it has underfloor heating, separate en suite shower, toilet & basin, the bedroom has a solid oak king size bed, with comfortable linen and mattress. There is a Belfast sink, microwave, electric kettle and fridge. The floor has been laid using original quarry tiles. *There is not a kitchen in the Old Dairy*

4,98 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 109 umsagnir

Orlofsheimili

Sycamore Barn, Bosherston. 2 bed barn conversion

Sycamore Barn is a charming annex to the owner's farmhouse. The cottage is set in National Trust land near the village of Bosherston. Deceptively spacious, and finished to a high standard. Comfortably furnished to make a wonderful retreat. Stepping into the long fitted kitchen/ diner, two steps take you into the spacious sitting area with exposed beams. French doors open via a rose arch to your enclosed garden with lawn and paved patio. Tucked away, yet perfect for exploring this beautiful area.

4,9 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 216 umsagnir

Skáli

Calm Shores - lovely beach house, Wi-Fi, Sky, BBQ

Set in Freshwater Bay Holiday Village our beautiful beach chalet, Calm Shores, is only 5 mins walk from the stunning Freshwater East beach and is perfect for families, couples or solo travellers looking to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. An allocated parking space is included. The chalet comes with full fibre broadband, Sky TV and Chromecast (cast your own content to the TV). Fresh bedding & towels are included too. We also offer a charcoal BBQ and a few beach toys for guest use.

4,94 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 177 umsagnir

Puffin annexe, Bosherston

Puffin is an annex to our farmhouse, in a fabulous location in the Pembrokeshire National Park, with gorgeous rural views, access to Coast Path, 1.5 miles to Broad Haven South, 1 mile Lily Ponds/pub. Barafundle, Freshwater West, St Govans, Stack Rocks, Pembroke Castle all a short drive away. Perfect for beaches, walking, cycling, surfing, fishing. Two bedrooms (1 double and 1 twin), 1 bathroom, open plan kitchen/living area, big private garden, country views, bike/board storage, dogs welcome.

4,94 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 322 umsagnir

Heimili

Seafront at The Beach House at 248 Lydstep Haven

This is a luxury holiday home. A beautifully seafront property with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Patio doors open onto a fabulous deck overlooking the sea. Central heating & double glazing makes this a wonderful place to stay during the chillier months too. Perfect for a relaxing break by the sea, watching the tides and being as one with nature. A much larger than average open plan living area. This home is over 42ft long x 14ft wide. Beach access is 2 minutes walk. Sorry there is NO WIFI

4,96 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 267 umsagnir

Hlaða

The Barn Square Island, peaceful and pet friendly.

Square Island is a peaceful, rural location adjacent to a small farm. Pembroke town and several outstanding beaches are just a short drive away. We are close to the Coast Path and NCN cycle route 4, local pick up/drop off available on request. The Barn is a converted donkey stable, with traditional lime plaster walls and upcycled timber giving it a rustic feel. The courtyard is gated and secure for pets, perfect for drinks and BBQ in the summer. More info @thebarnsquareisland on Insta.

4,95 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 130 umsagnir

Íbúð

Pembroke One Bedroom Self - contained flat

Heron's Reach The flat is very well positioned in a quiet area of Pembroke. It has an open plan kitchen/lounge, a sofa, which pulls out in to a double bed if need be, with an extra duvet and pillows. A hallway, bedroom and a toilet/shower room. It has a private entrance & free car parking, and a communal garden. A TV complete with firestik, gives guests access to Netflix, iPlayer and more + free WIFi. The Castle, famous for being the birthplace of Henry VII is just a 10 minute walk away.

4,98 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 131 umsagnir

The Hayloft, Cosheston, Pembrokeshire

Snuggle up next to the log burner or sit outside in our sun trap courtyard. A light drenched, stylish studio located in a gorgeous hill top village. Crisp cotton sheets, fluffy white towels and Ercol seating to kick back and relax in. Homemade museli, fresh orange juice, bread, milk & Welsh butter provided, making it easy to settle into your stay with us. Located within walking distance of a lovely village pub serving homemade food. A perfect location to explore Pembrokeshire.

4,9 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 370 umsagnir

Hlaða

Little Whitewell, Bosherston

This tiny holiday let is compact yet light and airy and is the perfect place to relax after a busy day taking in the scenery around the village. The wooden beams and whitewashed walls fill the space with character and although there is no mistaking Little Whitewell's history, the bright accessories, modern shower room and comfortable bed make a stay here a delight for any traveller in 2024. (not suitable for people with mobility issues or those who dislike small spaces).

4,99 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 108 umsagnir

Cosy Studio for 2 Adults Near the Beach

A comfy self contained studio for two adults. Located next to a Local Nature Reserve in the National Park, a short walk from the sandy beach and stunning Pembrokeshire Coast Path. This is the ideal location from which to explore the local coastline on foot, relax on the beach or drive to the many beauty spots and pretty towns that the county has to offer. Public transport is limited. Click ‘Location’ and ‘Getting Around’ for info.

4,93 af 5 í meðaleinkunn, 123 umsagnir

Kofi

Wilder Retreats - A Frame Cabin No.5

Wilder Retreats comprises six charming A-frame cabins nestled on the edge of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. These cabins are situated on a 24-acre piece of land being rewilded by its owners. From your mezzanine bedroom, you'll relish westerly views that extend either across the natural beauty of our grounds or over the rolling valleys of Pembrokeshire, leading to St. Brides Bay and the awe-inspiring Welsh sunsets.