This lovely snug cottage for two is a lovingly (and sympathetically) converted barn restoration packed with original features and charm. It is a cosy and stylish living space located at the start of the Gwaun valley, one of the most picturesque valleys in the Pembrokshire National Park.

Stablau Hen sits with it's sister property Beudy Ty Hen and is styled in a traditional way. In the middle of it's own land, surrounded by gorgeous countryside and with it's own stunning views, it is a great place to get away from it all. There is a quiet public footpath that runs down to the river. The pasture, hedges and woodland on the smallholding have been managed and restored to promote wildlife – one of the boundaries is the River Gwaun. Ty Hen fairly teems with wildlife: badgers, bats and otters - you will not want to move from this peaceful haven!

An amazing added bonus to staying in this charming cottage is the use of stone built stabling, a sand arena and post and railed paddocks for visitors with horses, check our Facebook album here.

Ground floor:

• Open plan Kitchen /dining/ living area - High quality utilities throughout, antique elm/pine dining table and chairs, electric hob and oven, fridge-freezer, microwave oven, dishwasher and sink. iPod dock and dvd is provided. Glass doors leading outside onto patio /garden with seating area for alfresco dining
• Underfloor heating throughout
  
• Sofa and easy chair, wood burner, Wi-Fi and radio
  
• Bathroom: Groundfloor bath, separate shower, WC and wash hand basin
• Bedroom: Traditional style double brass bed with Egyptian cotton sheets and bedding
  

Outside:

• Pretty patio and gardens accessed from double glass doors
• Acres of meadows, wildlife habitat and woods

This property is co-located with:
Beudy Ty Hen sleeps 2
Therefore sleeping a total of up to 4 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.

• Newport and Newport Sands beach - Ancient bustling streets (with antique shops, cafes) and pathways lead directly to the river Nevern (Nyfer) Estuary, teeming with wildlife and great 1 mile long flat beach. - 9 miles /18 mins drive
• Carningli Mountains - Site of ancient forts and spectactular mountain views - 10 miles /20 mins
• Narberth - one of most charming towns in Wales - 20 miles /35 mins
• Tenby - beaches, art, boat trips to Caldey island - 29 mile/ 45 mins.
• Choice of Blue Flag beaches - about 10 mins.
• Coastal footpath is amazing.
• Pembrokeshire county guide
• 51 forts and castles to see in county!
• Cardigan - The ancient market town of Cardigan lies on the beautiful River Teifi, traditional shopping (inc. supermarkets) and local cultural centre - 18 miles //10 mins drive
• You are just a few of miles from the Preseli Mountains!
• Goodwick harbour - (day-trips to Ireland, beach) 3.2 mile/9 mins.
• Fishguard - (harbour, cafes & art galleries) - 1.6 miles/ 5 mins.

• rescue and renovation of existing farm buildings
• wildlife haven
• the heating is via a wood pellet boiler (part funded by the Forestry Commission) and solar panels
• sustainable fossil fuel-free environment
• hugely insulated and snug
• low impact dwelling
  
  
  

PLEASE NOTE that there is an 'Open Garden' weekend at Stablau Ty Hen on 6/7th July 2013, so the general public will be allowed access to the gardens on those dates. Babies welcome (cot on request) but otherwise not suitable for under 5s (access to riverbank, ponies etc). There is use of stone built stabling for up to 2 horses, a sand arena, and post and railed paddocks for visitors with horses. Please contact the housekeeper to advise.