This converted barn, tucked away at the foot of Carningli Mountain is a quirky, delightful bolthole to escape the pressure of every day life.
Sleeping 5, there is plenty of space to gather friends and family and spend your days either snuggled up in front of the fire or with the doors thrown wide open the allow the peace and tranquillity of the surroundings inside.
The ground floor comprises a well equipped kitchen, ground floor bathroom with its deep claw foot tub, beautiful light and airy living room that leads out to the garden and two ground floor bedrooms.
The first floor is a wonderful large king size bedroom with huge windows overlooking the countryside and the hills beyond.
Outside is a secure garden and patio area overlooking the fields, with outdoor dining furniture, BBQ firepit for those long summer evenings.
Penrhiw Fach is just outside the very popular market town of Newport with it’s wealth of independent shops, restaurants, and pubs. Close to The world famous Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Preseli Hills and beautiful sandy beaches and pebbled coves.
Dogs are always welcome at Penrhiw Fach, but please be mindful of the local farm animals that surround the property.
Full details - https://thepembrokeshireholidaycompany.co.uk/penrhiw-fach
Layout
Ground floor
- Open plan living room & dining room with log burner
- Kitchen
- Bathroom
- Single bedroom
- Double bedroom
First floor
- King size bedroom
Sleeping Arrangements
Two king size bedrooms
One single bedroom with optional pull out trundle bed
Exterior
A traditional stone barn converted to make a comfortable place to stay.
Local Area
Newport, Pembrokeshire, is a charming coastal town set between the sea and the Preseli Hills, offering one of the most picturesque locations in West Wales. Overlooking the beautiful Newport Bay and the Nevern Estuary, it’s an ideal destination for visitors looking to enjoy a mix of beach, countryside, and small-town charm.
The town is well known for Newport Sands (Traeth Mawr), a large, family-friendly beach perfect for swimming, surfing, and relaxing walks. The nearby Parrog area offers a more peaceful setting, great for crabbing, kayaking, and enjoying views of the estuary. For walkers, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs through the area, providing stunning cliff-top scenery and opportunities to spot wildlife, including dolphins and seabirds.
Inland, Carn Ingli (Angel Mountain) and the Preseli Hills offer fantastic walking routes with sweeping views across the coast. Newport itself has a welcoming atmosphere, with independent shops, galleries, cafés, and restaurants to explore, making it a great place to unwind after a day outdoors.
With its combination of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and relaxed coastal charm, Newport is a perfect base for exploring North Pembrokeshire.
Newport in Pembrokeshire, Wales, offers a variety of activities and attractions for visitors. Here are some things you can do near Newport:
1. **Explore Newport Castle:** Newport Castle is a historic Norman castle that dates back to the 12th century. It's a great place to explore and learn about the local history.
2. **Visit Newport Beach:** Newport Beach is a beautiful sandy beach where you can relax, sunbathe, and enjoy the coastal scenery. It's also a great spot for a leisurely walk.
3. **Pembrokeshire Coast National Park:** Newport is located within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, offering stunning coastal walks with breathtaking views. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is a famous long-distance trail that you can explore.
4. **Carningli Mountain:** Carningli Mountain, also known as Angel Mountain, offers fantastic hiking opportunities and panoramic views of the surrounding area.
5. **Newport Links Golf Club:** If you enjoy golf, Newport Links Golf Club is a scenic golf course with views of the sea and the Preseli Mountains.
6. **Preseli Hills:** Explore the Preseli Hills, a range of hills with ancient monuments, stone circles, and stunning landscapes. They are famous for being the source of the bluestones used in the construction of Stonehenge.
7. **Dinas Island:** Dinas Island is a dramatic headland with coastal paths and spectacular views. It's a great place for hiking and wildlife spotting.
8. **Local Pubs and Restaurants:** Newport has a variety of charming pubs and restaurants where you can enjoy traditional Welsh cuisine and locally sourced seafood.
9. **Water Sports:** The nearby coast offers opportunities for various water sports such as kayaking, surfing, and coasteering. There are local companies that offer equipment rental and guided tours.
10. **Art Galleries and Craft Shops:** Newport has several art galleries and craft shops where you can appreciate local artists' work and purchase unique souvenirs.
11. **Wildlife Watching:** Pembrokeshire is known for its diverse wildlife. Take a boat trip to spot seals, dolphins, and seabirds in their natural habitat.
12. **Explore Nearby Towns:** Take a day trip to nearby towns such as Fishguard and St. Davids, which have their own attractions and historical sites to explore.
Remember to check local guidelines and restrictions related to COVID-19 before planning your visit, as the situation and regulations can change.
Getting there
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To reach Penrhiw Fach, SA42 0QN (Newport, Pembrokeshire), follow these directions:
From the M4, leave at Junction 49 (Pont Abraham) and take the A48 towards Carmarthen. Continue onto the A40 west, then join the A487 north towards Cardigan. Follow the A487 along the coast until you reach Newport (Pembs).
From North Wales, take the A487 south through Aberystwyth and Cardigan, continuing on to Newport. From the south (Fishguard area), take the A487 north for around 7 miles into Newport.
Once in Newport follow signs to Cilgwyn.
Accessibility
Please contact us directly for any specific access requirements
