Sunset Cottage, Trefasser welcomes you with its warm, earthy interiors crafted from natural materials including wood, slate, lime plaster and clay paint. The bright open-plan living space brings everyone together, with a cosy lounge area featuring a large sofa and easy chairs gathered around the wood burner, whilst the family-sized dining table provides the perfect setting for leisurely meals. The unique hand-built wooden kitchen comes fully equipped with an electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, dishwasher and washing machine, whilst a Smart TV and stereo system promise relaxing evenings.
Heading outside, a gravel courtyard and dining area invite al fresco meals with views across the meadows, whilst acres of surrounding woodland and grassland offer wonderful walking opportunities for you and your dog. Two bedrooms provide peaceful accommodation: downstairs, the twin room features two generously sized single beds with an en-suite wet room, whilst upstairs, accessed via an alternate tread staircase, the master bedroom offers a king-size bed and en-suite bathroom. All linens are organic, and the cottage benefits from solar thermal energy, an air-source heat pump providing underfloor heating, private spring water, and on-site EV charging. Private parking for two cars completes the practical amenities.
Picture mornings spent exploring the old Llandruidion Farm smallholding, meeting friendly resident animals whilst your dog romps happily through the meadows. Spend sun-filled days following footpaths directly from the property to the dramatic coastline a little over two kilometres away, perhaps spotting seals basking on rocks near the iconic Strumble Head Lighthouse. As evening falls, gather around the wood burner with a glass of wine, watching unforgettable sunsets paint the sky in brilliant shades of gold and pink through the cottage windows.
Sunset Cottage, Trefasser sits perfectly positioned to explore Pembrokeshire's most captivating attractions. Dr Beynon's Bug Farm in St Davids (18 km) is an innovative research and visitor centre combining a Tropical Bug Zoo, Bug Museum and British Bug House with farm and nature reserve, offering fascinating encounters with extraordinary creatures. Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber in Nevern (19 km) is an ancient Neolithic burial chamber occupying a dramatic hilltop site with stunning views sweeping across Fishguard Bay to the Preseli Mountains beyond. West Wales Karting in Haverfordwest (20 km) provides exhilarating indoor racing on a 300-metre track featuring five hairpins and a 70-metre straight, perfect for competitive family fun. Castell Henllys Iron Age Village in Merline (21 km) brings history vividly to life with authentically reconstructed roundhouses set within thirty acres of beautiful woodland and river meadows in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Venture further to discover more of Pembrokeshire's treasures. Narberth Castle in Narberth (31 km) stands as impressive medieval ruins rich with centuries of Welsh history, whilst nearby Llwyngarreg Garden in Llanfallteg (31 km) offers tranquil respite within its lovingly tended acre of plantings designed for therapy, relaxation and pure enjoyment. Carew Cheriton Control Tower in Carew Cheriton (54 km) is a unique wartime airfield museum where the lovingly restored Control Tower layout transports visitors back to experience life during the wartime years through authentic displays and fascinating historical artefacts.
The gorgeous market town of Narberth lies 31 kilometres away, a shopper and foodie's heaven where the high street is lined with charming multicoloured Edwardian and Georgian buildings housing independent boutiques, artisan food shops, and excellent cafés serving locally sourced produce. Meanwhile, Saundersfoot is a 40-kilometre drive. A delightful seaside village, it boasts a huge sandy beach perfect for families, a working harbour where fishing boats still land their catch, and a wonderful selection of restaurants celebrating fresh Pembrokeshire seafood and coastal cuisine.
