The Stable

Couples and small groups will find The Stable suits a quiet countryside break. This one-bedroom conversion sits on a working sheep and beef farm within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, positioned to catch views across the upland landscape. The building itself is Grade II listed and retains its stone character while offering all the essentials for a self-catering stay: a double bedroom on the ground floor with an adjacent wet room, and upstairs a combined living and dining space with kitchen. Wi-Fi, electricity, bed linen and towels are provided, and the kitchen is equipped for proper cooking, with an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer.

The property sits at the end of a lane scattered with wildflowers, with garden furniture and parking on site. Access to 160 acres of farmland means there's space to explore on foot, and the location puts you within striking distance of the Pembrokeshire Coast's beaches and walking routes. St David's lies roughly ten miles away; several good restaurants and a pub are closer at hand. Haverfordwest itself, about nine miles south, has the shops and services most visitors might need. No smoking indoors.