Cottage with gravel patio area with small table and chairs, surrounding trees

Dining area and kitchen, wood beamed ceiling, two windows

Living area with sofa, armchair, stable door

Living area with dining table and chairs, cooker, seating area

Living area with dining table and chairs, tv, sofa

Double bedroom with wardrobe, stone walls and wood panelled ceiling

Cottage, driveway, gravel patio area with table and chairs

Rhyd y Brown Cottage

Llys Y Fran, Pembrokeshire

Sleeps 2

1 Bedrooms

1 Bathrooms

2 Dogs

Sweet stone barn in Clarbeston Road. Positioned in the heart of Pembrokeshire, but still close to the coast, This remote cottage is a couple's dream escape from everyday life.

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Rhyd Y Brown Cottage is a charming, sweet stone barn set in the heart of rural Pembrokeshire. This single-storey converted stable is sympathetically furnished with painted stone walling, which adds to its charm. This cottage is the perfect escape for those seeking peace and tranquillity.

It is situated in a wooded valley adjacent Rhyd y Brown Farmhouse, listed also as a holiday let. Rhyd y Brown Cottage is approximately 20 minutes drive from the county town of Haverfordwest. Here, you will find an array of award-winning places to eat, shops, and family attractions, with the beautiful coastal villages of Broad Haven, Little Haven, and Nolton Haven slightly further away.

Further along the coast, you’ll find Newgale, which has nearly two miles of sand backed by a huge pebble bank and is a popular place for kitesurfing and surfing, as well as the pretty village of Solva and Britain’s smallest city, St Davids. Rhyd Y Brown Cottage is only five miles from the wonderful Llys y Fran Lake, where you can enjoy its visitor centre, café, cycle hub, mountain biking and walking trails, water and land activities, fishing, and adventure playground.

Other more energetic pursuits, such as horse riding and river fishing, are all available in the area, as well as fun-filled activities for the whole family, including Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo and Wild Lakes Wales

ACCOMMODATION
Rhyd Y Brown sleeps 2 in 1 double bedroom. All the accommodation is on the ground floor, so may suit guests with restricted mobility

Bedroom: double bed, bedside tables, wardrobe, chest of drawers, chair
Shower room: shower, toilet, hand basin

Open plan area with:
Sitting area: sofa, 2 armchairs, digital TV, video player, video collection
Kitchen area: gas cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave

OUTSIDE
The grounds around the cottage and Rhyd y Brown Farmhouse offer plenty of room for both properties to enjoy their own section of garden space, divided by shrubs for privacy. Garden table and chairs. Ample gravel parking to the front of the cottage – a car is essential at Rhyd Y Brown.

KEY FACTS

Bed linen and towels provided. Please bring your own beach towels
Oil fired central heating
2 well-behaved dogs welcome at no extra charge (more may be permitted by arrangement)
No smoking
Rhyd y Brown Cottage can be booked on its own, or together with Rhyd y Brown Farmhouse (sleeps 6).

Features

Good for Walkers

Secluded setting

Romantic

For couples

Detached property

Affordable property

Dogs Go Free

Walking area

Countryside

Amenities

Secure bike store

Ground Floor Bedroom with bathroom

WiFi

Single Storey

Linen Provided

Towels Provided

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Things To Do In The Area

Get planning your holiday now – find out more about what’s on in the area, what to see, beaches to visit, and activities for everyone.

GDH Leather Courses

Llys y Fran Country Park

Glyn-Coch Craft Centre

Llawhaden Castle

Oriel Linda Norris Gallery

Wiston Castle

Celtic Quest Coasteering

Clerkenhill park image from Facebook page

Clerkenhill Adventure Farm

The Queens Hall Narberth

The Creative Cafe

Picton Castle

The Preseli Hills

Haverfordwest Golf Club

Sara Lloyd-Morris – Jewellery

Hangar 5 Trampoline Park

White House Mill Trout Fishery

Haverfordwest Farmers' Market

Mid Pembrokeshire Country Markets

Pembrokeshire Fish Week

Haverfordwest Priory

Pre-arrival

• Approach from Carmarthen on to the A40 – At Pemblewin roundabout turn right onto the A478, signposted Cardigan – coming from Cardigan directly on A478 enter the village of Clynderwen and take the Maenclochog Road The turning for this is in Clynderwen near the public toilets/playing fields.
• There is a house with a pair of stone lions on the gate posts, turn into this road. Follow this road for about 4 miles – do not turn off until you come to a very steep hill – at the bottom, take the turning over a small bridge. You will then come to another stone bridge, go over this.
• There is a sign post directly in front of you showing – left to Gelli, right to Penffordd – take the right turn, go under the railway bridge and up to the T junction in the village of Penffordd. You will have the chapel opposite and the old school, turn left here and go down the hill about a mile, you will cross a small river bridge – on the right is a large sign “Private Road” also “Rhyd-Brown and Fynnongain” – turn into this road, come up the hill, there is a white gate – go past this and down into the back of the house. You will find the Stable on the yard on your left. The owners house is on the right
• A car is essential as there is no public transport.

Car parking and arrival

• There is plenty of level parking/reversing space in front of the cottage
• There is a large grassed area on a slight slope, room for a BBQ, table and chairs for your use
• There are two small steps into the cottage
• The nearest large town is Narbeth, 6 miles away. The Doctors’ surgery is here
• The local village of Clarbeston Road, with a pub is 3 miles
• Maenclochog with two shops and a Post Office is also 3 miles away
• Haverfordwest, our county town, is 11 miles distance. All facilities are here, including the Hospital A/E unit
• The nearest beach is Saundersfoot, which is about 10 miles

Inside

• The floor is level except for one step into the bathroom. There is one step into the shower
• There is very limited mobile telephone reception. The house telephone can be used for emergencies
• The cottage has a Gas Safety Certificate
• Dogs are welcome, please let us know the number/s and breed/s: there is no fenced area but the cottage is well away from the Private Road (access to farm). So you will have to keep an eye on your dog/s or keep them on the lead (this is optional as there are no restrictions on dogs). We only ask, please clean up after them. Facilities for disposal of any dog waste are on site
• Dustbins are to the right of the front door of The Stable
• We see to the removal of all household waste.