Restored by BBC's Griff Rhys Jones & the subject of the popular BBC 4 TV series 'A Pembrokeshire Farm'. Named  in the 'Top 15 Green Places to Stay in the UK' (Observer), Trehilyn is among the best self-catering cottages in the UK. Expect a genuinely stylish, quality interior with real attention to detail. Trehilyn was selected by VisitWales as representing the best quality in Wales. Click here for an aerial photo or here for guest snaps. Read the Guardian review or a guest review. Seventy acres of farmland with fine sea views (from the land, not the house) - Trehilyn is about a mile inland from the most dramatic section of the Pembrokeshire coast.

Fel a welir ym mhapur yr Observer fel un or bumtheg lefydd orau gwyrdd i aros ynddo ym Mhrydain (rhif 7!). Mae Trehilyn yn mwy na thebyg yn un o fythynod orau arlwyaeth hunol Cymru. Disgwyliwch bwthyn traddodiadol, cyfoes, sydd wedi talw sylw i fanyldeb. Ymunwch hun gyda lleoliad gwych a phrydferth a dewch i adnabod pam mae’r bwthyn hon yn mor boblogaidd gyda ymwelwyr. Ond peidwich a cymryd ein gair ni am y peth, darllenwch yr arolwg hon o bapur y Guardian.Mae Trehilyn yn dod gyda 70 acer o dir preifat iI chwi grwydro arno- gyda llawer ohono gyda olygfeydd allan i’r mor (er nad yw’r mor i’w weld o’r bwthyn ei hun).

Kitchen - well equipped with excellent quality appliances (Bosch dishwasher, microwave etc). Access to rear gardens - one of four doors to the property (two front, two rear), so you are never far from the wonderful outside space and fields. Good views.

Cegin Fawr - traditional ingle-nook room with dining area - large country table sits 8 easily. Dresser etc.

Lounge with contemporary woodburner, and direct access to front and rear gardens. First basket of logs supplied. digital LCD TV & DVD player. Good quality and comfortable sofa and tub chairs, stairs up to croglofft over.

Bathroom and toilet to ground floor (no shower). Bath that fills fast. Like most rooms this enjoys views over open fields.

Small 'Utility' area with washing machine and dryer.

Master bedroom (up steep stairs, gated at top), double bed (great mattress) etc with en-suite shower-room off (chrome heated towel rail etc). Large shower cubicle.

Croglofft bedroom (up steep stairs, gated at top, low headroom in parts) - best suited to kids, this has two good single beds, and overlooks the main lounge via balcony. Good quality mattresses.

Plenty of outside space for you/ the kids/ the dog to run about in! Garden furniture in rear garden, access over 70 acres (keep dog on lead around sheep).

Centrally-heated throughout (Carbon Neutral eco-heating system), with underfloor heating included in price.

Note that there are steep open-tread stairs up to both bedrooms (gated at top), so this cottage won't be suitable for the infirm.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome (small surcharges apply) - the Pembrokeshire coastal footpath is nearby and perfect for pooches!

There is a Strumble Shuttle (404) from Fishguard which stops fairly nearby (Google 'Strumble shuttle' for timetables), but the only trains to Fishguard are twice a day to the ferry terminal (Fishguard Harbour) arriving at 13.15 and, less helpfully, 01.26! There are plenty of trains to Haverfordwest and buses from there to Fishguard.

This property is co-located with:
Trehilyn Uchaf sleeps 5
Bwthyn Trehilyn sleeps 6
Melin Trehilyn sleeps 4
Therefore sleeping a total of up to 19 people.

If you want to book multiple accommodation simply make 2 or more bookings. We'll even hold your details in a cookie so you don't even need to retype anything more than your card number.

• Walk to the coastal footpath & lighthouse & dophin/ whale look-out
• More Blue Flagbeaches  here than anywhere in UK - (Aber Mawr 3 miles)
• Pembrokeshire county guide
• 51 forts andcastles to see in county!
• Head inland to see the Preseli Mountains
• Goodwick harbour - (day-trips to Ireland) -5.3 mile drive
• Fishguard - (cafes & art galleries) - 6.0 miles
• Buy stylish blankets at Melin Tregwynt .

• Recycled woodchip central heating - virtually carbon neutral
• Only lime so breathable walls (no cement used)
• Only natural paints (no modern, toxic paints anywhere)
• Welsh sheepswool insulation (not fibreglass etc)
• Locally sourced materials (eg new Welsh slates etc)
• Private drainage
• Low-flush toilets

Named in the Top 15 Green Places to Stay in the UK by the Observer.

'Brilliant! Peaceful! Spotless! Everything you could need for the perfect long weekend. Can't wait to come back!'~ Maura, Charles, Sian & David

"Thanks for the perfect setting in which to get engaged. Loved the woodburner...perfect for evenings tucked up indoors.'' ~ Rhodri and Ian

'What a lovely cottage, perfectly restored, with all the high quality finish and comfort of a perfect hotel! Loved the fluffy white towels, woodburning stove, slate floors with underfloor heating. The cottage is brilliantly located for a number of stunning walks, and just soaking up the beautiful peace & quiet.'~ Becky & Tom from London

Note steep steps to main bedroom. Restricted headroom in croglofft bedroom 2.