A fabulous and stylish modernist mill conversion by author/ TV presenter Griff Rhys Jones in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. This building rescue/ restoration was featured on the BBC 'Return to A Pembrokeshire Farm' TV series. Extra photos here.

Trehilyn was selected by VisitWales as representing the best self-catering properties in Wales. Melin Trehilyn is a Grade II listed historic mill with a bronze-clad modernist extension in a peaceful location at the end of a track, with seventy acres of farmland that enjoy fine sea views. Walk to the the famous lighthouse on Ynys Meicl or hike out to Porthsychan cove. Read the Guardian review of the main farmhouse, just up the track. Read an independent 5* review or view an aerial photo.

Melin Trehilyn will appeal to the design conscious who love the coast. Read an independent review of Melin Trehilyn

Fel a welir ar raglen deledu BBC4 ‘Return to a Pembrokeshire Farm’. 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.

Property has underfloor central heating throughout & woodburner - constant temperature all year round

Ground Floor:

• Open plan living/ kitchen/ dining with wood-burner
• Kitchen with stove, dishwasher, fridge-freezer
• Master double bedroom with en-suite bathroom
• Separate shower room with large shower

First Floor:

• Twin bedroom mezzanine 'croglofft' open to lounge below

Outside:

• Garden with dining furniture
• Access over 70 acres of land and to many local footpaths
• Parking for up to 2 cars.

There is a Strumble Shuttle (404) from Fishguard which stops fairly nearby (Google 'Strumble shuttle' for timetables), and there are a few trains a day to Fishguard & Goodwick Station. Trains to the ferry terminal (Fishguard Harbour) arrive 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
Trehilyn Uchaf sleeps 5
Bwthyn Trehilyn sleeps 6
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 & dolphin/whale look-out
• More Blue Flag beaches here than anywhere in UK
• Aber Mawr - 3 miles
• Pembrokeshire county guide
• 51 forts and castles 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

• Rescued derelict building
• Ground source central heating - low carbon
• Reed-bed sewage system
• Rain-water recycled & used in toilets
• All lime so breathable walls
• All natural paints
• Welsh sheepswool insulation

Note – not suitable for toddlers. Fast running stream in garden may present risk to young children. Babes in arms are OK, but no stairgates etc if babies are crawling.