Glowty’r Felin: Cosy cottage with log burner

This beautifully restored and converted barn, near the pretty fishing village of Porthgain, is ready and waiting to be your romantic bolthole or tranquil writer’s retreat. Sitting in the peaceful hamlet of Llanrhian, Glowty’r Felin is a stunning, one-bedroom holiday cottage for two (and a baby). With whitewashed walls, beams, wood flooring and a cosy log burner, the grade II-listed former cowshed offers you an idyllic countryside escape. Features: • Sleeps 2 in 1 bedroom • Beautifully restored and converted barn • Secluded rural location near Porthgain • Log burner • Original features • Walk-in shower • Dog-friendly (pet charge) • Short walk to coast • Patio • Parking Accommodation The heart of this charming cottage is the gorgeous open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area. Here, you can curl up on the comfy three-seater sofa or armchair in front of the wood-burning stove, making this holiday let warm and cosy whatever the weather. The room also features whitewashed walls, a smart TV, Freeview and DVD player. And in the modern, fitted kitchen there’s an electric oven, induction hob and dishwasher, along with a dining table and chairs. There’s also a walk-through study area with a writing desk and small sofa. Could this be the spot where you pen that bestselling novel you’ve been planning to write? In the lovely double bedroom there’s a king-size bed, two fitted wardrobes and whitewashed walls. The spacious and luxurious shower room has a large walk-in shower, washbasin and toilet. And there’s a handy utility room with a washer-dryer, fridge-freezer, microwave and boiler. Outside, breathe in the fresh, Pembrokeshire air while enjoying your morning coffee on the sheltered and sunny, small cobbled patio. There’s an extra raised patio that leads to a field with a picnic table, while a gravelled parking area is next to the front door. Plus, there’s a charcoal barbecue – perfect for summer. Prices include: • All heating, electricity and water • Beds made up for your arrival • Bath and hand towels for each guest (but don’t forget your own beach towels!) • Tea towels Guestbook “Our second wonderful week in this gem of a cottage, which offers everything one could wish for.” Les and Tricia Fellows, Shropshire “Cottage has everything you may want – very cosy and comfortable.” Will, Lexi and Karen “Gorgeous cottage, glorious weather and plenty of relaxation!” Ruth, Matt, baby Holly (five months) and Sam the Labrador “This is a really lovely cottage in an amazing coastal location, a mere 15 minutes’ walk from the sea.” Julian You'll have the entire cottage to yourself. Get away from it all at Glowty’r Felin, which sits in a secluded, rural location in the quiet hamlet of Llanrhian, near the fishing village of Porthgain. You’ll have a choice of walks on your doorstep – and don’t miss the stunning sunsets. Head into Porthgain for a drink at The Sloop Inn, a quaint pub said to have once been a smugglers’ haunt, but now more popular with locals and visitors alike. There’s also The Shed, a relaxed and informal fish and chip bistro, and local art galleries, too (Pembrokeshire is popular with artists thanks to its clear and bright light). Situated in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Porthgain was named one of ‘Britain’s prettiest fishing villages’ by BBC Countryfile Magazine. It was at one time a small commercial harbour used for exporting stone from the nearby quarry. Today, it’s mostly used for fishing and recreation. Porthgain, between St Davids and Fishguard, has even caught the eye of filmmakers. The harbour was chosen as a location for the 2016 film, Their Finest, starring Gemma Arterton, Bill Nighy and Sam Claflin. And if you’re looking to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, this area is an ideal base. From Porthgain you can walk to Abereiddy Beach and the famous Blue Lagoon, a former quarry now popular for watersports. Along the way you can take in the impressive clifftop views. The coast is within walking distance. And you can easily reach the variety of local attractions by car or bus. The accommodation is mainly on one level but with a step up to the bedroom and study area, and a step down to the main living room and kitchen. Plus, the cottage has oil-fired central heating throughout.