The Old Police House

Fishguard sits on Pembrokeshire's northern coast, a working harbour town with independent shops, cafés and a Co-op on the High Street within walking distance. The Old Police House occupies a key position in the village centre, converted into a substantial family holiday home that retains its character—the original vaulted cell door now frames the ground-floor wet room—while delivering contemporary comfort throughout.

The layout spreads across two floors. Ground floor holds two sitting rooms (one with a woodburner), a kitchen-diner with breakfast bar and dual dishwashers, and a utility room with washing and tumble-drying facilities. Upstairs are four bedrooms: two doubles at 4ft 6in, two singles at 3ft, and a further single—accommodating up to seven guests. Two bathrooms serve the floors, one featuring a slipper bath. An enclosed, lawned rear garden with patio provides outdoor space. Essentials including electricity, heating, bed linen, towels and wifi are covered; logs for the burner are provided, and one dog stays free.

The property suits multi-generational groups or families seeking a base for coastal walks, National Trust sites and local exploration. A cot, highchair and stairgate are available. Parking is managed through a nearby public car park (charged daily or weekly); unloading at the door is possible. No smoking indoors.