About this property
Resting in the pretty coastal town of Newport, Pembrokshire is Tyddyn Bach is a wonderfully characterful, semi-detached cottage. Offering a beautiful garden while being close to amenities and Newport beach, this delightful cottage is ideal for families and friends alike to explore the Welsh coast. As you step inside, the quintessential cottage kitchen/diner boasts a lovely farmhouse-style dining table and pretty wooden fixtures and white beams, as well as a wood burning stove. Rustle up delicious meals for the family on the electric oven and hob, before sitting down together to discuss the day's events. From here, the welcoming sitting room entices you to snuggle up in front of the wood burning stove, as you sink into the sofas to watch the smart TV with your loved ones. When sleep calls, climb the stairs to the bedrooms for some well-deserved rest after a long day of exploring the area. The first floor is home to a spacious master bedroom with an en-suite shower room, perfect for freshening up ahead of an adventurous day out. Also on this floor, you will find two twin rooms complete with ample storage to unpack your belongings and characterful beams continued throughout the property. Choose to soak in the bath and relax your muscles as you indulge in a good book; the bathrooms completes the first floor and the interior of the cottage and is home to a bath, shower over, basin and WC. Take advantage of the gorgeous outdoor space at this dwelling; the rear garden is the perfect peaceful escape for enjoying your morning coffee as the brook trickles through the lawn. Enjoy your dinners al fresco in the summer evenings, while the children run off any extra steam on the lawn amongst the fruit trees. Stock up on the essentials in one of a few local shops within walking distance from the cottage, or if you don't fancy cooking one evening, head out to Tides Kitchen & Wine Bar which offers a tasty fresh seafood menu. Savour a fresh pizza from The Canteen or perhaps enjoy the outdoor dining facilities at Llys Meddyg Hotel & Restaurant and a drink in the sun. Any animal lovers of the group will love the attractions nearby such as the Welsh Wildlife Centre, here you can learn about the animals, get creative in the craft centre, and stop for a light bite in the café. Younger members of the group will enjoy a day at Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, or why not try a completely unique experience and spend an afternoon walking llamas through open fields at Pembrokeshire Llamas. If historical attractions fascinate you most, venture out to Castell Henllys Iron Age Village, where you can wander the settlement, meet the tribe, and gain an insight into life 2000 years ago. There are also a wealth of walking and cycling routes along the coast, and lush sandy beaches where you can build sandcastles before grabbing a fish and chip supper to enjoy back at the cottage. Tyddyn Bach is the ideal cottage for a fabulous holiday to Wales.
Resting on the River Nevern is the picturesque coastal town of Newport, Pembrokeshire. The town is home to an array of shops, pubs, restaurants and cafés as well as a fantastic golf course and a delightful sheltered harbour. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is famous for its beautiful and unique landscape and opportunities to spot seals and dolphins. You can enjoy wonderful walks along the coastal path and the nearby Preseli Hills, or perhaps spend an afternoon wandering the Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms.
1 x King-size with en-suite walk-in shower, basin and WC.
2 x Twin.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Open-plan living area with kitchen, dining area, sitting area and wood burning stove (Wood burning stoves were updated in 2022).
Separate sitting room with wood burning stove
Night storage heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, New Smart TV, DVD player.
Fuel, power and starter pack for wood burning stoves included in rent.
Car charging excluded.
Highchair, travel cot and baby changing mat.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Roadside parking.
Garden with patio, lawn, brook and furniture, The garden has sloping lawns and a brook, please take care and supervise any children.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.3 miles, pub 0.1 miles.
Reviews (12)
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K
Thereâs plenty to do in and the local village and area. Great for the beach or walks on the mountain. Would recommend this cottage.
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Vanessa
One can go for wild walks & see unforgettable seascapes while being on the doorstep of a post office, secondhand bookshop, butcher/Green grocer, pubs, restaurants, cafes, art gallery etc all within 10 minutes walk from the front door. The cottage itself has lovely wood burning stoves, a super large country kitchen dining table & a pretty protected patio area looking on to a substantial garden. Altogether a very cosy, comfortable & practical holiday property, which we have visited regularly over many years without disappointment.
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David
However, we found the cottage to be dark and gloomy. The kitchen, furniture and light fittings were dated and we felt that it had been many years since it had been given an update. The sofas were not supportive and needed replacing or repairing. Although the water pressure and supply of hot water was good the shower head in the main bathroom did not provide a good spray pattern and there some black mould on it which may have also been blocking the jets. The staircase was quite difficult to negotiate and would have benefited from some tread grips plus more lighting. The garden and patio area were very nice. The lack of direct parking was also an issue. We appreciate that rough, bare stonework is an attractive feature in a cottage but in this case, together with small windows, it did make the cottage dark inside.