Tremynydd Fawr

Rating
Sleeps 8
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 3
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

5 Customer Review(s)

Mrs Baker
September 2020

“We had a relaxed week at this farmhouse property, which was ideal for our family needs.”

The house is a good size, with plenty of space, and good facilities. It was lovely and warm, and beds were comfortable. There is a large and well fenced garden, which was ideal with our dogs... (I do accept that some dogs are escape artists, so nothing can be guaranteed, but this is the first such garden we felt we could relax with). The property was a short walk to the coastal path, and was perfect for morning walks. It was only a few miles from St Davids, so not far to go for supplies ...

The house is a good size, with plenty of space, and good facilities. It was lovely and warm, and beds were comfortable. There is a large and well fenced garden, which was ideal with our dogs... (I do accept that some dogs are escape artists, so nothing can be guaranteed, but this is the first such garden we felt we could relax with). The property was a short walk to the coastal path, and was perfect for morning walks. It was only a few miles from St Davids, so not far to go for supplies and sightseeing. We didn't travel far, but still had plenty within a short distance to keep us occupied. We would certainly visit this property again.

- Mrs Baker, September 2020
Mrs Parry September 2020

“The house was wonderfully comfortable and welcoming, and the close proximity to the coast path made it an excellent place to stay.”

Also, the owner, Mrs. Joan Rees, was incredibly attentive, and came round several times to check that we were OK! She is a most delightful lady, and it's always really nice to meet the owners, to get more of a local perspective.

- Mrs Parry, September 2020
Mrs Challis August 2020

“Ideal location for the Pembrokeshire coastal path.”

Lovely beaches close by. Property was very comfortable with a large secure garden.

- Mrs Challis, August 2020
Ms Edwards August 2020

“Tremynydd Fawr is in a wonderful location, far away from any noise, no street lights to pollute the sky and only a short walk to the coast path.”

Its solid stone walls protected us from the mighty winds and we had plenty of room to spread ourselves, (our party being 5 adults and 3 children.) The kids loved the garden too. However, a couple of things need to be attended to.There were several light bulbs that were not working, in the lamp in the lounge, and one of the lounge main light bulbs, and one of the bedside lights in the larger twin room, and we couldn’t find any spares! The oven heats up very unevenly, tending to over cook things on the bottom shelf. Also, we lost the water pressure several times when people had baths and we had no water for a bit. Probably a private water supply, which I am quite used to, having lived in a remote Welsh farmhouse, but does that need a mention to warn people? Oh, and could you provide sharper kitchen knives please. Everyone was comfy and warm, although the smaller room double bed was apparently a bit uncomfortable, with the bed springs causing a bit of a problem. Having said all that, these are small issues that could easily be rectified and we had a fantastic week there, exploring our favourite parts of North Pembs, and we became quite fond of what the children called ‘our holiday house’. Diolch yn fawr i chi.

- Ms Edwards, August 2020
Dr Allinson February 2020

“The cottage is brilliant, full of oldworld charm, but with all mod cons----and beutifully warm.”

Spacious , so that we all had our own nooks and crannies when we wanted to be separate. And no one but the sheep to hear our grandson and his guitar, at full blast , and they didn'y mind! A happy place. We all want to rebook.

- Dr Allinson, February 2020
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Tremynydd Cottages

Back to back properties. Tremynydd Fawr Farmhouse sleeps 8 in 4 bedrooms and The Old Farmhouse Kitchen sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms. Each has it's own large garden.

The property

This rustic stone farmhouse near St Davids is located down a quiet Pembrokeshire country lane.

St Davids is known as Britain smallest city and has an array of individual shops, galleries, eateries, and friendly pubs. This simple farmhouse is the original courthouse and has a large lawn garden for the children and family to enjoy.

The property is surrounded by farmland with green pastures.

The coast path is easily accessible from the property and can be accessed by crossing two fields.

There are also a number of beaches and coves that are within a short drive of the property including Whitesands, Abereiddi, The Blue Lagoon, Traethllyfn, Porthgain, Newgale and Abermawr.

Summary

The accommodation is basic and traditional offering four simple bedrooms: 2 x Double, 2 x Twin
First floor shower room with separate shower, basin and WC
Ground floor bathroom with bath, basin and WC
Ground floor shower room with separate shower, basin and WC
Kitchen
Dining room
Sitting room
Oil central heating
Electric cooker, microwave, large fridge/freezer, washer/dryer (in bathroom), dishwasher, flat screen TV, WIFI
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair available on request
Ample off road parking
Lawned enclosed garden, garden furniture and BBQ
Two well-behaved dogs are welcome (additional charge applies)
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 3 miles
Note: Please bring your own cot linen and beach towels
Note: Dogs are not allowed on the soft furnishings and must be kept on a lead when outside

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About the location

ST DAVIDS

Fishguard 15.5 miles; Pembroke 28.7 miles.

The city of St Davids is situated on the far south west coast of Wales. Granted city status by Queen Elizabeth II, it is the smallest city in the UK, with its magnificent cathedral dating back to the 12th century and the ruins of the Bishop's Palace, both wonderful buildings to explore. Situated within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, St Davids is a delightful place with an array of unique shops, tea rooms, restaurants and pubs, surrounded by spectacular coastal scenery. Nearby Whitesands Bay is one of the many beautiful beaches in the area, and walkers will delight in the spectacular views from the coastal path which runs around the complete coastline of Pembrokeshire. Local buses will help with your walking plans, so that you can walk several stretches of the path with totally different landscapes and views each day. Dolphin spotting from land or from the many boat trips to local islands are a must, and are also perfect for enjoying the wonderful array of birds in their natural habitat. St Davids is the perfect holiday destination, whether you are looking for a quiet relaxing break, wonderful walking, a round of golf, an exploration of magnificent castles or fun-filled days at Oakwood Theme Park, farm parks and much more.

Note: Please bring your own cot linen and beach towels.
Note: Dogs are not allowed on the soft furnishings and must be kept on a lead when outside.

Tremynydd Fawr

St Davids, Pembrokeshire, South Wales & Pembrokeshire (Ref. 1035781)

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Reviews

“We had a relaxed week at this farmhouse property, which was ideal for our family needs.”

“The house was wonderfully comfortable and welcoming, and the close proximity to the coast path made it an excellent place to stay.”

“Ideal location for the Pembrokeshire coastal path.”

“Tremynydd Fawr is in a wonderful location, far away from any noise, no street lights to pollute the sky and only a short walk to the coast path.”

“The cottage is brilliant, full of oldworld charm, but with all mod cons----and beutifully warm.”