Oil central heating. Electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. Sky TV and WiFi. There are stone steps in the front terrace, please take care. Electric Vehicles: This property does not have a charge point for electric vehicles and charging from within the property is prohibited. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off-road parking for 2 cars. Enclosed side garden with furniture. Up to two small and well behaved pets welcome (additional charge applies). Sorry no smoking. Shop 6.2 miles, Farm shop 3 miles Pub 0.3 miles
Fishguard 5.9 miles. Sycamore Vestry is a picture-perfect, semi-detached cottage in the Gwaun Valley near Fishguard, Pembrokeshire. Sycamore Vestry enjoys a peaceful, rural spot within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, making for an ideal retreat for a couple wishing to relax in this scenic part of Wales. The exterior of the cottage boasts beautiful stone walls, a red door and windows, whilst the interior retains original features, art by local artists and charming additions; step into the open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting area. The space is a lovely, rustic setting and well-equipped with comfy seating to sit back and relax in front of the TV, as the designated chef rustles up a tasty fry-up in the kitchen, where a range of appliances are at their disposal, from a microwave to a dishwasher. After a busy day exploring the local area or visiting nearby towns, return to Sycamore Vestry’s king-size bedroom with it’s en-suite corner shower room and vaulted, timber ceilings that gives the room a country feel. At the front of the cottage, there is an enclosed side garden with furniture to sit out on and enjoy the views of the valley, or just a few doors down sits the famous Dyffryn Arms. Fishguard is just a short journey away from Sycamore Vestry, where you will find shops, restaurants, pubs and tea rooms on the stunning Pembrokeshire coast, where you can venture along the coastal path and take in the surrounding natural beauty. To the northeast sits Cardigan, one of Wales’ most historic towns, with beautiful landscapes, cafés, bakeries and the indoor Cardigan Guildhall Market and Theatre Mwldan. St. Davids lies in the west, the smallest city in Britain, with the incredible St. Davids Cathedral, Oriel y Parc Gallery and the gothic ruins of the Bishop’s Palace, as well as a variety of cafés and boat trips for sailing enthusiasts. There is plenty more to see in this idyllic region, with hikes spanning through Carnedd Meibion Owen; those who prefer the seaside can venture to St. Brides Bay where ample watersports can be partaken in along the coast. Sitting in a peaceful valley near to the picturesque Pembrokeshire coast, Sycamore Vestry guarantees a warm welcome and a memorable holiday in west Wales.
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