Restored by BBC's Griff Rhys Jones & the subject of the popular BBC 4 TV series 'A Pembrokeshire Farm'. We think that Trehilyn is among the best self-catering cottages in the UK, and VisitWales (the former Wales Tourist Board) agree. The Observer named Trehilyn in their Top 15 Green Places to Stay in the UK (No.7) and the Irish Times love it too. Expect a genuinely stylish, quality interior with real attention to detail. An authentic restoration undertaken with sustainability in mind.  Enjoy seventy acres of farmland with fine sea views - Trehilyn is about a mile inland from the most dramatic section of the Pembrokeshire coast. Trehilyn Uchaf is the main 1830s farmhouse, adjoining the smaller Trehilyn Isaf . Click here for an aerial photo or here for guest snaps. Read an independent Guardian review here or one from greentraveller here.

Fel a welir ar raglen 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 i 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).

Centrally-heated throughout via underfloor heating and virtually carbon-neutral heating

Ground Floor:

• Cegin Fach - small contemporary kitchen with Bosch dishwasher, microwave, oven etc.
• Cegin Fawr - traditional dining room with antique furnishings
• Parlour sitting room with open log fire, Small digital LCD TV & DVD.
• Single bedroom to ground floor, also doubles as study.
• Small shower room and toilet to ground floor.

Upstairs:

• Spacious master bedroom with double bed and attractive coffered ceiling.
• Twin bedroom with Victorian grate.
• Large family bathroom (converted from what was a double bedroom). Bath.
• Small utility area with washing machine and dryer to first floor.

Outside:

• Small enclosed front garden
• Large rear garden shared with Trehilyn Isaf
• 70 acres of farmland (keep dogs on lead around sheep).

There is a Strumble Shuttle bus (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 Isaf sleeps 4
Bwthyn Trehilyn sleeps 6
Melin Trehilyn sleeps 4
Therefore sleeping a total of up to 19 people.

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• 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.

'The moment we crossed the threshold it felt like home, we loved everything about Trehilyn. The decoration is beautiful. It was so comfy and cosy it was initially difficult to drag ourselves outside, but well worth it when we did. It is so peaceful here and such a welcome break from the humdrum of daily life.' ~ Jay, Lucia & Darina

'What a beautiful week in a beautiful place! We helped the farmer move his sheep down the lane, saw wild porpoises off the cliffs, and the sunset from Garn Fawr..absolutely GREAT!' ~ Tony & Jackie from Brighouse

'We so enjoyed our stay at Trehilyn. The cottage was a delight, the people friendly, the scenery breathtaking and the weather perfect.' ~ Jackie Harrison & friends from Brighouse