Stable: National Park, sea view, near coast path

The Stable is a recently converted barn in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park with great views of the sea and fields. It is a good place for couples, solo adventurers, hikers, bird watchers, seal spotters and stargazers who are looking for peace and tranquillity. The spectacular coastal path is a short walk away. The stable is eco-friendly and comfortable with underfloor heating, modern media facilities and a bathroom that has received much praise from our guests. This 19th century stable was converted to a small house two years ago. It has one bedroom on a mezzanine. It has great views and is located at the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast. It is very quiet here and gets very dark at night. Guests have access to the laundry room, the farmyard and the gardens. Please note that during the Covid-19 pandemic I will not come over to greet you; you can let yourselves in. I will disinfect the Stable between stays. The Stable is part of Ty Isaf Farm, of which the main farmhouse has not had the restoration it deserves yet. We are not building at the moment. The farm has a private drive off a dead-end road in the pretty hamlet of Llanwnda on the Strumble peninsula. Plenty of free parking space is available. There is a bus stop within walking distance, timetables are available in the Stable. The nearest train station is Fishguard & Goodwick. The Stable is eco-friendly and uses a wood chip boiler and solar panels. This will not affect your use of heat/hot water/electricity.