Fronrhydd Fach

Rating
Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Games Room
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews & Ratings

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Cleanliness

Comfort

Facilities

* Based on a combined average customer score over the last 3 months

13 Customer Review(s)

“Lovely quiet barn conversion with nothing nearby except a farm behind the gardens, which are huge.”

Statues and ornaments around the house were unusual but quaint. Never bothered us but made the dog bark. Nice garden to sit in and relax with a drink by the pond.

Statues and ornaments around the house were unusual but quaint. Never bothered us but made the dog bark. Nice garden to sit in and relax with a drink by the pond. Kitchen is very well equipped with everything you could possibly need.

- Mr Wherry, September 2020
“Lovely cottage and fantastic garden .”

Great place for a quiet relaxing holiday.

- Mrs Mundy, August 2020
“A lovely cottage in a great secluded position that was well situated for access to both seasides and towns.”

The cottage is well equipped with appliances that far exceeded our expectations for a rental property. Large wild country garden from which we loved listening to the goats and cockerel in neighbouring farm. If I needed to provide improvement ideas it would be for a larger fridge and an outside patio table however neither of these distracted from our stay.

- Mrs Cook, August 2020
“Perfect”

Lovely little cottage, very clean, tidy and warm. The bottle of wine on arrival was a lovely touch too. We loved all of the artwork and statues, the dog enjoyed playing in the garden. The location of the cottage is perfect for a quiet, secluded getaway. Close to Fishguard and other beaches which we had fun exploring. It was nice to come back to the good selection of books and board games and relax whilst making dinner in the well equipped kitchen. Would definitely recommend this place to friends and family. The views from the cottage and the lane above are beautiful.

- B2533GYhelens, October 2019
“We had a very uncomfortable stay at the cottage and actually left a day early.”

the broadband was unusable and shouldn't be listed as a facility. The human statues around the garden and in the house were unsettling to say the least. Some of the furniture was old and not as per the pictures. in my opinion - as past experiences with other Sykes Cottages - this one should be listed as a 3 or even 2 star. Sykes need to review their rating as that was one of the reasons why we booked it.

- Miss Rappard, August 2019

Dear Miss Rappard, we take the satisfaction of our guests very seriously. You don't explain the reason for your discomfort, but had you phoned us (our numbers are in the Visitor Information) we would have done everything we could to put things right. We only live seven miles away. No-one else seems to have had a problem with the broadband, but once again, a phone call would have been appreciated. The ceramic art may not be to everyone's taste, but, together with the furniture, it will now appear on the latest photographs, so those of a nervous disposition will be forewarned. Sykes owner relations
“Thoroughly enjoyed looking at the great sculptures.”

- Mrs Neep, August 2019
“The cottage and gardens were superb, it was the most peaceful and beautiful spot!”

So close to the best walking destinations too, I will be back again!!

- Miss Stone, August 2019
“Comfort. There were no comfortable chairs to sit on in the "lounge/bedroom".”

The TV was to small for the size of the room. the sofa was very tatty & ready for the skip. It was made up of two ends. Facilities. It needs a basic standing cooker. When on holiday you do not want to discover how fancy table top cookers work. The first line of instruction booklet " read the instructions" Difficult to operate either shower. Poor plumbing to the toilet which makes an abnormal loud noise. Sink taps need adjusting. As we commented in the visitors book the property needs updating and more effort put into the business. It is clearly to much of an upkeep for the present owners which is a great pity because the cottage is in a great location for a quiet holiday. We would not recommend the cottage in its present state. It is not up to Sykes Standard.

- Mr Galloway, May 2019

Dear Mr Galloway, your criticisms are justified and we have attended to them. The old sofa has gone to the tip and been replaced with a more comfortable one, with matching armchair.The small TV has given way to a bigger one. The Remoska table-top cooker has gone and there is now an electric double oven. The toilet no longer groans, and the taps have been tightened. Thanks for your feedback. Sykes owner relations
“This property was very unclean with cobwebs including flies everywhere ' the garden and pond was unkept ' dishes and kitchen was dirty with stains everywhere ' It was that bad that we had to cut short our stay and decided not to stay the second night only going back to collect our items .”

The lane leading to the property was almost unroad worthy ' we trusted you in the past but now we're not so sure as we felt really let down . We would not recommend this place to anyone .

- Mr Stanley, April 2019

Thank you for your feedback. I can see we have attempted to contact you a couple of times to discuss this with you without success. If you wish to discuss your feedback, please give us a call on 01244 352278 option 3, option3. Kind regards, Becki Sykes owner relations
“The cottage was very cosy, clean & comfortable.”

Maybe a bit remote for some people but we loved the peace & quiet after a busy day out exploring Pembrokeshire area.

- Mrs Smith, March 2019
“Cottage is in a lovely secluded area surrounded by pretty countryside but still fairly close to ameneties.”

We spent our days walking and sightseeing the beautiful region of Pembrokeshire and It was lovely in the evening coming back to an inviting and cosy cottage to relax and prepare a good hearty meal! We also met the delightful owners who were very helpful and friendly. Hope to return again one day.

- Miss Garofalo, November 2018
“Comfortable and warm, quite with only the sounds of the country.”

Not too far from amenities and for access to nice places to visit. Could do with the garden being tidied to give access around it easier to navigate.

- Mr Stephens, September 2018
“We came back after one day property was dreadful the lane to the property was full of pot holes.”

. nearly damaging my car the garden to the property was dreadful overgrown and not maintained in a long time the blinds in the property were all black and mouldy we had booked this cottage for five days but came home after one there outside of the property is badly maintained and needs work done on it I would not recommend this holiday for anyone until the maintenance to the road and the garden and the cleaning I done on this property.

- Mr Dally, September 2018

Sykes response - Thank you for letting us know about your holiday. We were very sorry to hear that you felt you had to cut your visit short. We are pleased to see that our Customer Service department was able to resolve your complaint. We have updated the description and addressed the items you raised with the owner. We would be delighted to personally assist you in finding the perfect property for your next holiday. Please call us on 01244 345700. Sykes owner relations
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The property

Letterston 2.5 miles.

This ground floor, stone-built barn conversion is situated just two and half miles from the village centre of Letterston in Pembrokeshire.

This inviting accommodation is in a very desirable location for those wanting to explore this part of Pembrokeshire, and is perfect for couples looking for a peaceful retreat in South Wales.

Be greeted by the stunning kitchen/diner, with its sophisticated tiled flooring, comfortable sofa, well-equipped fitted kitchen and storage heater making it a wonderful spot to cook and enjoy your favourite meals.

This compact cottage combines the sitting room and bedroom to make a fabulously welcoming and comfortable room to enjoy some quality time with your loved one.

Fronrhydd Fach's interior is topped off with a freshly furnished bathroom.

Spend sunny days strolling across the delightful wild garden to rear , with its well-populated pond and far-reaching countryside views.

Fronrhydd Fach is near the end of a track and has its own drive.

The track is OK for ordinary cars but not for low-slung sports cars.

Letterston is a charming holiday base, offering a shop, two pubs and a fish and chip restaurant; it provides great access to the surrounding area.

Haverfordwest and Fishguard are both nearby and make for a fantastic and varied day out with charming architecture, a wide range of amenities and the scenic coast at Fishguard to appreciate.

Fronrhydd Fach is a comfortable cottage in a great location for exploring Pembrokeshire.

Summary

All ground floor
One super king-size double bedroom
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with sofa bed and storage heater.
Electric heating
Double electric oven, ceramic hob, combination oven/microwave, fridge/freezer, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with FreeSat, DVD, WiFi, selection of books and games
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking for 2 cars
Wild garden to rear with unfenced pond
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 2.5 miles
Note: Children and pets must be supervised when outside due to the unfenced pond.

About the location

LETTERSTON

Haverfordwest 8 miles; Fishguard 6 miles.

Letterston is a village scattered each side of the main road from Haverfordwest to Fishguard with two pubs, an award-winning fish and chip restaurant, a petrol station with general store, a newsagents, a butcher and a Post Office. With no actual centre these amenities are scattered along the main road and down side roads which makes this a very interesting village. A perfect location, this rambling village gives easy access to all that Pembrokeshire has to offer. The county town of Haverfordwest is to the south and Fishguard is to the north with its Irish ferry terminal, meaning a day trip to Ireland could offer an added variety to your holiday. The award-winning coastal path, superb sandy beaches, bird islands, castles galore, golf courses, theme parks and much more are all close by, making Letterston one of the best placed villages for your Pembrokeshire holiday all year round.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Off-season
Last minute
Christmas

Fronrhydd Fach

Letterston, South Wales & Pembrokeshire (Ref. 971412)

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Reviews & Ratings

“Lovely quiet barn conversion with nothing nearby except a farm behind the gardens, which are huge.”

“Lovely cottage and fantastic garden .”

“A lovely cottage in a great secluded position that was well situated for access to both seasides and towns.”

“Perfect”

“We had a very uncomfortable stay at the cottage and actually left a day early.”

“Thoroughly enjoyed looking at the great sculptures.”

“The cottage and gardens were superb, it was the most peaceful and beautiful spot!”

“Comfort. There were no comfortable chairs to sit on in the "lounge/bedroom".”

“This property was very unclean with cobwebs including flies everywhere ' the garden and pond was unkept ' dishes and kitchen was dirty with stains everywhere ' It was that bad that we had to cut short our stay and decided not to stay the second night only going back to collect our items .”

“The cottage was very cosy, clean & comfortable.”

“Cottage is in a lovely secluded area surrounded by pretty countryside but still fairly close to ameneties.”

“Comfortable and warm, quite with only the sounds of the country.”

“We came back after one day property was dreadful the lane to the property was full of pot holes.”

The property

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About the location

LETTERSTON