Set in a quiet location, Holmus Cottage is a traditional stone building with a modern kitchen and amenities. Private parking to come and go as you please. Open plan living area to enjoy a glass of wine while cooking or relax in front of the wood burning stove. Light and airy Double bedroom making it perfect for those lazy mornings when you just want to relax. Bathroom close by with a good shower to refresh your brain ready for the day! In the main bedroom is the steep ladder into the crog loft where you will find our "Lookout" bedroom, with 2 single beds this room is great for kids (and big kids too!). Cosy and a great view across the hills! We do advise this room is for the agile and adventurous! Private garden area to relax and pop the BBQ on or just sit back and enjoy the peace and quiet. An added bonus to the cottage is the wilderness areas. Full of meandering paths making their way through woodlands, historic dismantled railway embankments, open grassland, and past a naturally spring-fed lake. It is a pleasure to spend a few hours walking amongst the wildlife in our unofficial nature reserve. Wander over bridges and find a bench to relax and unwind. You could even try your hand at some photography or painting! A little note about our driveway: Our farm driveway is shared and it has a section of very bumpy track! It is used every day by every day cars, but there is potential for damage to low cars if it is not navigated well! Please take your time to drive down very slowly and be aware we take no responsibility for damage to your vehicles. We have plans for repairs but as this is shared between a few owners it is not the sole responsibility of the cottage.

We love hosting people at Holmus cottage, we feel it really is a home from home and it gives people time to switch off and slow down a little! West Wales is a great place to visit to take walks along the coast and explore secret beaches!

Holmus cottage is located fairly centrally so it makes a great base to be able to explore both North and South Pembrokeshire. With the coast 20 minutes away by car it means you can get out for an adventure pretty quickly! There are castles, beaches, water sports, pubs and more, so many options! The Preseli Hills are beautiful if you want a great day out with lots of walks. The coastal path runs for 186 miles so you have plenty to choose from there too! Fishguard is our nearest town and has some lovely little shops/cafes, the town hall houses the tapestry depicting the last invasion, great for anyone interested in the history of the area and for rainy days a fabulous community run cinema.