Newgale
Newgale - Ty Rhosyn
- Coastal location
- Ground floor bedroom and shower room
- Log burner
- Perfect for stargazing
- Available all year/short breaks
- Pets welcome (pet charge)
- Friday changeover
Ty Rhosyn is a well presented modern detached holiday home, with the look and feel of a traditional cottage. Set in the tiny hamlet of Pen Y Cwm, a short drive from Solva and St Davids, this 4-star 3-bedroom house, is well appointed and comfortably furnished with the recent addition of a cosy log burner for holiday breaks all year round.
Ty Rhosyn benefits from a ground floor double bedroom, shower room, and a ramped access to the back door, making it very convenient for guests who may find stairs difficult. Within easy reach of Ty Rhosyn, a track joins the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and leads down to the secluded cove of Pen Y Cwm Beach, which at low tide links to the long stretch of golden sands at Newgale, very popular for water sports, surf hire shop, cafe, and pub.
Ty Rhosyn is also the ideal place if you have an interest in astronomy, because nearby Newgale beach is one of Pembrokeshire’s Dark Sky Discovery Sites. From the beach, you can enjoy a clear, unobstructed view of much of the sky, and it’s possible to see the Milky Way with your naked eye.
Enjoying a rural location between Solva and Newgale sits the small quiet hamlet of Peny Cwm, within easy access to the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and just a stone’s throw from Newgale Beach, one of Pembrokeshire’s most beautiful beaches. A two mile stretch of wonderful golden sands, backed by a pebble bank, this beach has plenty of space and is popular with everyone, from families to watersport enthusiasts, it is a particularly popular destination for surfers, kayakers, windsurfers and kite surfers with waves coming uninterrupted from the Atlantic Ocean. Facilities in Newgale include a local pub, café, and surf hire shop. There is plenty of car parking.
Plus, you’ll be in a great position for exploring the wonders of the night sky. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park’s location at the south west tip of Wales means it’s perfectly placed for avoiding light pollution. And you don’t need to be an astronomer to admire the stars above, simply wrap up warm and look up.
Entrance
Rear door (ramped access) to utility room: washing machine and tumble dryer, door to kitchen and shower room.
Shower Room
Ground floor shower room with double size shower, WC and wash handbasin.
Utility Room
Washing machine and tumble dryer. Dog crate and dog bowl for our four legged guests!
Kitchen/ Diner
Spacious well equipped fully-fitted kitchen with range style gas cooker, fridge/freezer and microwave.
Table and chairs to seat 6. Glazed door to lounge
Lounge
Comfortably furnished, with two large sofas, cosy log burner, TV/DVD. Door to ground floor bedroom and staircase leading to first floor
Ground Floor Double Bedroom
Very spacious double bedroom with french doors leading to the garden and patio.
First Floor Bedrooms
One double and one twin bedroom, both front aspect and both with wardrobe and chest of drawers.
First Floor Bathroom
Spacious family bathroom with bath with over the bath shower and screen, WC and washbasin.
Outside Space
Driveway to gravel parking at the rear of the house, ample space for 3 cars. There is also a small lawned garden, paved patio with garden furntiure and storage shed with children’s beach toys.
Ty Rhosyn is pet friendly, however, the garden isn't enclosed but owners have provided a running leash for guests who wish to leave a dog outside but keep safe.
Bookings are Friday to Friday, please click a Friday to start and a Friday to end. To view prices for the week hover cursor over calendar date.
For short breaks please click the Enquire button below and send us your requirements.
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Our Guests Say...
The house is located approximately a mile walk from Newgale, and a short 10 minute inclined walk to the lovely secluded Penycwm cove. The location is perfect for exploring all the lovely beaches and delights Pembrokeshire has to offer. The house is positioned close to the main road and is clean and well presented. Dogs are welcomed and there’s even doggy bowls and a long training lead available in the cupboard. The garden isn’t closed off so we had to make sure that our four legged friend was supervised outside at all times. Check in and out was easy and John and Sam gave lots of helpful tips and recommendations for using in the locality. If eating out nearby it’s best to think ahead and book as pubs and restaurants as still grappling with staff shortages.