Tŷ Jac
Porthgain, a small coastal hamlet in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales, close to St David's
Guests: 6
Wifi: available
Pets? Strictly no pets allowed
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Stylish fisherman’s cottage in the pretty harbour village Porthgain in Pembrokeshire, West Wales.
Tŷ Jac is a delightful detached, timber-clad fisherman’s cottage located in the very popular coastal hamlet of Porthgain. Porthgain is a beautiful little village: it is easy to see why it attracts artists and photographers in their droves - you will fall in love with the harbour and its surrounding coastal walks. Stroll down to the harbour, or over to the popular Sloop public house and make sure you eat at The Shed restaurant, all these are a few minutes walk from your cottage. You have some fabulous local art galleries as your neighbours and a footpath leading to the coastal path from the garden. The coastal path runs right through Porthgain and offers walks to stunning Abereiddy, with renowned blue lagoon and beach and also Traeth Llyfn – with steps right down to the sandy beach, which is less than a mile away.
When you open the front door to Tŷ Jac, you will be surprised at how much natural light flows through the property and the impressive open plan living space with vaulted ceilings most certainly offers the 'wow' factor. The property is stylishly decorated with a large wood burner in the lounge providing a welcoming focal point on a winter's evening.
Tŷ Jac is a perfect bolthole for couples or up to 6 guests.
You will fall in love with this lovely cottage in the most spectacular location - we did!
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A lovely break in a wonderful part of Wales. Ty Jac is beautifully decorated and furnished with everything you might need available. Comfortable beds and a great bath! Porthgain is right on the Coas...
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- arrival at
- 17:00
- depart by
- 10:00
- guests
- 6
- pets
- strictly no pets allowed
- bed layout
- Master Double (ground floor), Double (ground floor), Single, Single
facilities at Tŷ Jac
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The property is centrally heated and has WiFi
Ground Floor (living room, kitchen and dining room in one open plan area)
Entry hall: plenty of space for coats and shoes
Kitchen / Dining Room: large dining table, fridge freezer, hob, oven, kettle, toaster, blender
Living Room Area: tv and two comfy sofas, dual aspect wood burner (we supply one basket of logs)
Utility Room: boiler, washing machine and tumble-drier, broom cupboard, sheila maid and hoover, microwave
Wet Room / Shower room: shower, toilet, handbasin, great for washing off after surfing or muddy walks
Bedroom 1: kingsize bedroom
Bathroom: roll-top bath, toilet, basin
Bedroom 2: double bedroom
Upstairs
Bedroom 3: two single beds
WC: toilet and handbasin
Outside:
To the rear of the property is a raised decked area which is accessed from a door at the end of the first-floor landing.
To the side of the property is a five bar gate which leads to a good-sized garden.
local area
Porthgain is a coastal hamlet situated in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It means 'beautiful port' in Welsh. The village of Porthgain has a wealth of historical relics from its time as a prosperous industrial harbour in the early 1900s when it exported slate, bricks and road stones. In 1987 Porthgain was designated as a conservation area. It is a pretty village with a popular pub The Sloop Inn, excellent restaurant, The Shed, and art galleries.
Walk to the beautiful Blue Lagoon at Abereiddy
Porthgain is 7 miles from St Davids and its impressive 12th-century cathedral
11 miles from Fishguard
10 miles from Haverfordwest which offers a good range of amenities (M&S, Tesco, etc.)
The Strumble Shuttle Coastal Bus Service connects Porthgain with St Davids and Fishguard and all the accessible stops on the coast in between. The timetable is designed with walkers in mind with a morning drop-off run and an afternoon pick-up run.
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