Felin Wen - Holiday Cottage in Pembrokeshire

The farmhouse is available for holiday rentals for eight months of the year - early March till late October - and sleeps eight people. It is one of a group of buildings set in five acres (two hectares) of grounds bounded by the two streams which formerly powered the corn mill - Felin Wen (White Mill).

This is a pretty and secluded spot at the bottom of a valley, surrounded by fields and woodland, and with a great variety of birds and wildflowers - an ideal place for a relaxed and peaceful break. However, if you want some activity there is golf, fishing, boating, water sports and riding nearby. We have a large National park in Pembrokeshire so there is a huge variety of walks available. One part is round the spectacular coastline and is over a hundred miles long, and the other is in the Preseli Hills with prehistoric forts and burial grounds older than Stonehenge along its ridge walk.

There are many places to visit - castles, museums, gardens, old houses,Stone Age burial sites, a restored Iron Age village and a variety of craft workshops (pottery,  jewelry, wood working, etching, woollen mills etc.).

The house has 4 bedrooms - 2 double, 2 twin - and 2 bathrooms. It has central heating and is very warm in the winter. The furnishings are a mixture of antique and modern. One of the twin bedrooms is a very large loft room with sloping ceilings and children love it as it makes a nice private playroom. There is a large farmhouse kitchen with gas stove, microwave oven, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and a dining area, a sitting room with an open fireplace, and a south facing conservatory. We can supply a cot and high chair and there are lots of books and board games. Outside there is a small private garden, with the tream running round, with garden furniture and space to barbecue.

The rental price includes all linen and towels as well as breakfast supplies for the first morning. At a small extra cost we can organise baby sitting. We have a very good village shop less than a mile away which is open on Sunday morning as well as till late on weekdays. Cardigan is 10 minutes drive away and has a supermarket . Narbeth, 30 minutes drive away, has two good delis and an excellent butcher with local lamb, beef and chicken. Our fish man comes every Tuesday morning with a good range of fish . There are local cheesemakers where you can go and SEE your cheese being made! There are pubs and tea shops in the area if you do not feel like cooking. You should not go hungry.

The bottom right hand photo is the view of the grounds from the farmhouse. We live in the mill so are always on site to help with queries of any kind. If you would like any of the local tourism information, please let us know what your particular interests are, and we will send you a selection.

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