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Pant y FFynnon

st davids, south wales & pembrokeshire
  • 6 guests
  • 2 beds
  • 1 bathroom
  • Pet Friendly

Description

St David's 8 miles.

Situated a short walk away from the dramatic Pembrokeshire coastline, within the quaint Welsh village of Trefin is this traditional cottage, Pant y FFynnon.

This real home from home is ideal for families seeking to explore the beauty of this part of Wales’ rugged coast, filled with superb walks, including along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, picturesque scenery and glorious beaches.

After an action-packed day on the beach, step into the property and enter the kitchen, where you will find all the essentials, catering to your culinary needs, including an electric oven and hob, microwave and fridge/freeze, accompanied by a dishwasher to serve as a helping hand when doing the dishes.

The property also boasts a washing machine and tumble dryer, so that you can wash and dry your clothes after a family day at the beach.

Once dinner is cooked, head into the dining room, brimming with character to tuck into a home-cooked meal whilst gathered around the dining table and admiring the feature stove.

Gather your snacks from the kitchen and settle down for the evening within the sitting room, there is a woodburning stove for the colder months..

Head upstairs where you can relax and unwind in one of the two bedrooms, consisting of a family bedroom with a double bed and a bunk bed, and a king-size bedroom, both designed to offer a flexible sleeping arrangement to suit the needs of any party make up.

For balmy afternoons, there are table and chairs situated within the rear terrace area, offering an alternative dining arrangement for you and your loved ones to enjoy the sunshine.

The cottage is situated in Trefin, a small quiet village within the Pembrokeshire National Park approximately halfway between St Davids and Fishguard, it is a short walk away from the coast path, as well as being near an idyllic, rocky cove.

The village has a pub and a cafe serving food, the nearest shop is a short drive away and the picturesque harbour villages of Abercastle and Porthgain, can be reached by a leisurely stroll along the coast path or a short drive; be sure to visit The Shed, an award-winning fish restaurant where you can dine in or take your fish and chips to-go to enjoy whilst looking out to to sea before popping to the pub for an evening tipple.

There are numerous beautiful walks and beaches within a short distance of the house, some of which are walk-able.

North Pembrokeshire has also become a centre for outdoor activities such as sea kayaking, surfing, coasteering and climbing; ideal for those adventure-seekers of the group!

St David's, 8 miles away, is a must-see during your stay - it’s Britain's smallest city and has a dramatic cathedral and Bishop's Palace as well as some excellent restaurants and interesting shops; a fantastic day out.

Solva isn’t far and is a boating centre which has a beautiful harbour with the best crab fishing opportunities.

Alternatively, you can venture to Fishguard, which is 9.7 miles away and offers a range of coastal sights and eateries for you to experience!

Furthermore, the area is ideal for those with children, with a Dinosaur Park, as well as the magnitude of beaches to enjoy.

Pant y FFynnon is a wonderful property for a coastal getaway.

This two bedroom cottage can also be booked with an adjacent one bedroom cottage Ffynnon Tom (ref. 8725) that can accommodate up to 8 people.


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Everything you'll need

  • Wifi
  • Baby Friendly
  • Dishwasher
  • Garden / Patio
  • Open Fire

What guests are saying

4.5
Based on 38 reviews
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Ideally located within village and close to coast path.

Good village pub in walking distance and well stocked shop/petrol station a short drive. The cottage was perfect for our stay. Very clean and comfortable and we had everything we needed. Easy parking and small terrace area for outside space. The area is beautiful and unspoilt with lots of walks from the cottage. Helpful owner and neighbour.

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PamAug 2026

Pant y Ffynnon (only 1 initial F is capitalized in Welsh) gave us a pleasant break in a pleasant village in pleasant weather.

The cottage is a solid 7 out of 10, and clean and tidy, with comfortable sofas and beds But there's room for improvement. Firstly, the windows upstairs are on the brink of falling to bits, with rotting wood, cracked panes and broken arms. The cobwebs covering them in and out tell you when they were last checked. Second, the Velux windows let light in, but no air (we couldn't get a single one open, so long is it since they were opened), and in some cases unwanted summer heat (the screens had worn/come away). The main boiler is in the second bedroom, and this was churning out quite a lot of heat throughout our stay, so if you're staying in summer, be aware. It's also quite gloomy in the main living/eating area, even with the lamps - the accompanying photos have all been lightened artificially (as owners or their agents are wont to do). And, curiously, other people's photos adorn the walls, and dusty shelves, cupboards and rooms are filled with other people's stuff - presumably the owner's family's. Some visitors may appreciate this (there are boardgames and books and toys, etc), but it felt to us as though someone had gone off for a week and you're occupying their house till they come back. Honestly, I woud rather have space in the kitchen to put tins and packets, for example. (And a non-rusty toaster!) The shower is nice and modern (which inevitably means you can't turn it on till you're in it!), but if you run it for moe than a few minutes, the water starts backing up and will overflow the shallow rim of the floor. Showers do need regular plunging. Finally, the nice flooring in the living/dining area is let down by the fact that it's not finished at the edges where it meets the uneven walls - there are simply thin channels of building detritus running round the edges. On the other hand, the cottage was reasonably priced, at least compared to many of the ludicrous sums owners almost everywhere else are asking simply because it's July/August and they know they can fleece parents. So, a decent holiday venue, but one which needs a bit more maintenance than it's been getting for a while. (PS to Sykes. These reviews are transmitted with identifying personal information in the URL - this should be fixed.)

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EileenJul 2026

We had a wonderful stay at Pant y Ffynnon.

The house is clean, tidy and well equipped. It is full of charm and clearly cherished by its owners. The village of Trefin is a hidden gem! The Ship Inn is a lovely pub with great pizzas and ales. The artisan markets are well worth a visit, and the beach at Aberfelin is stunning.

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PatrickMay 2026

Good to know

House Rules

  • Good housekeeping bond

    This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £100

  • Smoking

    Not permitted

  • Property notes

    Please be aware of the low beams on the staircase and between the kitchen and dining area.

Stay Information

  • Check-in / Check-out

    16:00 / 10:00

  • Property ref

    1039521

  • Parking

    Free Public Car Park

Guest & Pet Policy

  • Pets

    Allowed

  • Children

    Children and infants welcome

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