Ty Eufron

Pembrokeshire's coastline draws people for its cliffs, beaches and quieter villages, and Ty Eufron sits within that landscape as a substantial four-bedroom house. An 18th-century stone building, it's been sympathetically updated without losing its character—exposed beams, lime-washed walls and original quarry tiles remain, but the place now has underfloor heating throughout and modern fixtures that actually work. Large sliding doors open the main living space onto a patio and garden with seating, a barbecue and firepit.

The layout spreads across two floors. Downstairs holds an open-plan kitchen and dining area (equipped for proper cooking), a second sitting room with a woodburner, and a bedroom with shower room. Upstairs are three more bedrooms—two with kingsize beds and ensuite or shared bathroom facilities, one with singles—and a further bathroom with bath and over-shower. Electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi are included. There's private parking for two cars and an electric charging point if you need it. One well-behaved pet is welcome; smoking is not.

The location works for exploring the coast or using as a base for a larger group—the house sleeps eight. Abereiddy Beach and the Blue Lagoon are nearby, along with the rest of what Pembrokeshire offers in terms of walking and coastal access.