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Trehilyn Uchaf

Strumble Head, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Guests: 5       Wifi: available       Pets? Pets welcome (max. 2 dogs), fee applies

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about the property

This is the Pembrokeshire Farm owned by Griff Rhys Jones that he lets for holidays when he isn’t home. First class Welsh holiday accommodation in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park near great walking and beaches.

Trehilyn Uchaf was famously restored by BBC's Griff Rhys Jones and the subject of the BBC TV series 'A Pembrokeshire Farm'. Uchaf is one of the group of cottages around Trehilyn farm that form UTT's largest rental in Wales - sleeping up to 22 (or 25 in summer when the Showman's Wagon is in use). Scroll down this page to see the other Trehilyn properties. 

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 reviewer love it too, and Country Life name it as Best in Wales. 

Expect a genuinely stylish, quality interior with real attention to detail. Click to see the views from the farmhouse. 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 read an independent Guardian review here or one from greentraveller here. This guest blog has more images. 

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Stunningly peaceful setting. House is thoughtfully restored and is a total delight to stay in. The beds are supper comfy. Access to the coastal path is easy, St David's is a stone's throw away and Fis...

Pamela B, July 2021
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arrival at
17:00
depart by
10:00
guests
5
7 nights from
£720 (based on 2 staying)
7 nights up to
£1380 (based on 2 staying)
pets
pets welcome (max. 2 dogs)
bed layout
Master Double, Twin, Single (ground floor)

facilities at Trehilyn Uchaf

bathroom
bath
general
farm or rural location
open fire / woodburner
activities
coastal location - within 5 miles of the sea
media & technology
television and reception
wifi broadband available
cleaning services
washing machine
infants
young children welcome

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travel info

There is a Strumble Shuttle (404) from Fishguard which can be flagged down right outside (Google 'Strumble shuttle' for timetables), and there are a few trains a day to Fishguard & Goodwick Station.

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in detail

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

This house is semi-detached with Trehilyn Isaf, and if they are taken together an internal door between the kitchens can be opened to use them as one house.

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 front garden
  • Large rear garden shared with Trehilyn Isaf
  • 70 acres of farmland (keep dogs on lead around sheep). Nature walk (enclosed from livestock) along stream to far end of the farm and a ruined cottage.
  • Small 'honesty' shop for essentials
  • Table tennis in barn

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customer reviews for Trehilyn Uchaf

Stunningly peaceful setting. House is thoughtfully restored and is a total delight to stay in. The beds are supper comfy. Access to the coastal path is easy, St David's is a stone's throw away and Fishguard has some lovely shops. The garden chairs are starting to get a bit rickety and the Chesterfield although looking great needs a bit more stuffing now for comfort. That's just being picky. We love all the properties at Trehilyn and can forgive the little signs of age xx

- Pamela B,
July 2021

Trehilyn Uchaf surpassed our expectations. Flexibility of accommodation is what attracted us and the restoration that went it to this Welsh Farmhouse. Bowled over at the care and attention that has gone into the other buildings on the estate and have fond memories of the nature walk and joining the nearby coastal footpath to Strumble Head. We'll be back.

- Catrin D,
June 2021

What a beautiful location and beautifully restored cottage. We wanted somewhere quite and peaceful with walks from the doorstep and that is what we got! We watched the videos of the restoration of Trehilyn by Griff Rhys Jones and if made me appreciate where we were even more. Thank goodness there are people like Griff that want to restore and improve places like this. Highly recommend and will definitely want to come back.

- Sarah B,
May 2021

Beautiful place as described. Very clean and all amenities needed for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Fabulous base to explore the wonderful Pembrokeshire coastline. Communication was efficient and thorough.

- D fannin ,
April 2021

What a lovely, warm and friendly house! Can't wait to go again!

- Jeffrey M,
November 2020

Arrived in Summer and left in Autumn so saw Pembrokeshire in contrasting moods .....The house Is very atmospheric and comfortable. Although small the kitchen is fine to cook in with good appliances and equipment and the laundry room upstairs was much appreciated. We enjoyed the local beaches ( saw seals and gannets) and the excellent local produce at Fishguard market on Thursdays

- Nicky C,
September 2020

Totally idyllic break in the tranquility of remote West Wales - what a way to come out of lockdown - we loved it! The coastal path is spectactular and on the doorstep and the farmhouse has been restored very sympathetically. I cant wait to revisit!

- Sian P,
July 2020

Sit in the hallway & warm your feet on the sensitively restored tiles with the front door open & ponder on the extensive restoration that took place to make this cottage an exceptional stay.

- Rebecca C,
June 2019

What a beautiful house in a perfect position for exploring all there is to see in South Wales. Very comfortable and well equipped, especially the kitchen if you like to do a lot of cooking. Lovely to be greeted with a row of cows staring at you in the morning too !

- Mark B,
January 2019

What a beautiful cottage - so lovingly restored - well worth watching the video of the restoration project to see the transformation and work needed. The nature trail was a wonderful surprise and quite magical to have on our doorstep. The walks on the farm and surrounds as well as nearby beaches were a joy. The weather was pretty grim - it was November - but we were wrapped up with the fire burning and our books. Thank you to Shirley and Anthony for their care.

- Johanne orchard-webb ,
November 2018

We fell in love with this house. Everything about it is perfect - the undulating floortiles in the hall, work by ages, the underfloor heating which hugs your feet, the warm and cosy parlour, the deliciously plump feather pillows, ohhhhhh...everything. We want to live here please.

- Susan H,
February 2018

What a wonderful restoration, full of surprises. House is very comfortable, creaky with plenty of character. Location is fabulous for walking and scenery..

- Sion L,
September 2017

Excellent historical useable property in one of the most beautiful areas of Wales. Can't wait to book another break at this property.

- Kate W,
August 2017

The cottage is warm and welcoming and the location is superb. Probably the best UTT property we have stayed in.

- Liz H,
January 2017

So pleased to have stayed here - a lovely experience staying in a really interesting property. Cosy, welcoming and in a truly spectacular setting.

- Nia W,
August 2016

The holiday was absolutely fantastic because of the weather but more importantly because of the superb accommodation where every detail seems to have been thought of to ensure the most comfortable stay. The grounds were amazing and there was plenty of space for children and dogs to run around and explore. We are already planning a return visit for next year but for two weeks next time. Thank you.

- Anastasia M,
August 2016

What a lovely relaxing holiday at Trehilyn Uchaf, and the accommodation did not disappoint. Great area to explore, my favourite beach being Abermawr and watching the seals at Strumble Head. Thank you UTT the Dales Family

- Sharon D,
July 2016

This was our second stay at Trehilyn and we loved it as much as the first. The house is just great but the setting is superb too. Our children love playing in the ford and exploring fields. So close to the coast too!

- Robert L,
April 2016

Another wonderful stay at Griff Rhys Jones Pembrokeshire Farm -- we have stayed in different properties on the farm on different holidays and always had a great time. Beautiful setting, beautifully looked after.

- Simon M,
January 2016

Escape, relax, unwind.. Walk, cycle, drink, eat. What more could you want. Trehilyn Uchaf is a magical property calm and tranquil we will be back. Porthgain, especially the sloop inn (half price January) and Dinas Head were particular highlights. Jon Sharon Malvern

- Jon W,
January 2016

A lovely warm well equipped cottage which was made even better by the adjoining door arrangement to meet and eat with our friends in the next cottage. Had some lovely walks despite the rain and it was great to look out at the cows and sheep and farm life going on! We spent a very happy new year!

- Carolyn B,
January 2016

We had been to Trehilyn once before and vowed to return, and left it too long! The location is simply superb, with a great mix of interesting little towns, epic pubs and wide wide open spaces. The house is lush, so warm, has everything you need (so nice for there to be great books in every room) and so comfortable and welcoming. We won't leave it as long next time.

- Sara mcaleese ,
November 2015

We all adored being at Trehilyn Uchaf, it suited all very well, adults and dogs alike! Walking straight onto Strumble Head on a sunny day was one of many highlights, the biggest one though were the good times had indoors at Trehilyn itself. Thank you very much Eirlys, Charlie, Alwena, Simon, Marjie, Solo and Lila.

- Eirlys jones ,
November 2015

We had a great holiday here and were very lucky with the weather. It's a lovely house and was a perfect location for dog walking. This was our second visit here and we would come again Emma

- Miss emma hancock ,
October 2015

Wonderful relaxing house and farm. Can highly recommend staying here and cant wait to try one of the other properties on the farm. The farmhouse has been lovingly restored but has all mod-cons including gorgeous underfloor heating! Apple orchards, old train carriages, fenced fields, etc all on the farm all make for a kids' haven within a beautiful part of Wales. Try it.....

- Jackie C,
September 2015

A fabulous break in a beautiful location and we were lucky enough to have the most glorious weather. Although it is tempting to just potter around the cottage and the farm there are some beautiful locations close by. St David's is well worth a visit, as is Whitesands Bay. And you should, without question, climb the hill opposite the entrance to the farm. The views are breath-taking. We are getting married at Trehilyn later this year and I doubt we could have picked a more perfect location.

- Rachel love ,
May 2015

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

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July 2014

'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

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July 2014

'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

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July 2014