Shepherds Hut, romantic luxury in idyllic location
Shepherd's hut hosted by Sally
2 guests1 bedroom1 bed1.5 bathrooms
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You’ll have the shepherd's hut (u.k., france) to yourself.
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Relax in beautiful surroundings. Luxury accommodation warm & cosy, central heating, logs provided for wood burner. Great location down farm lane, a secluded corner of orchard. Walk into village along lane to Carew Inn for a pub meal or drink, visit the C11th Castle, tidal mill and stunning estuary, enjoy the tea rooms all within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Wonderful central spot to explore area’s award winning golden sandy beaches and visitor attractions by car, bike or on foot.
The space
This is a peaceful, completely private, oak clad and sheeps wool insulated retreat.
Elm cupboards (trees once growing here on the farm) a fully fitted kitchen, comfy soft furnishings and equipped with everything you need. Gravel path and decked area. Under cover outside seating and extra sink, ideal for washing off wetsuits / bbq utensils.
A separate wet room with hot water shower, loo & sink just across the decking.
King size double bed
Bedding and towels
Fully equipped kitchen
Fridge, standard size with ice compartment
Twin electric hob
Bosch electric cooker
Wood burner, logs and kindling.
TV
Flushing Toilet
Electric shower
Electric sockets and USB charging points
Household essentials: tea towel, toilet roll, washing up liquid, cooking oil, salt, pepper, tea, Welsh cakes and milk. A drinks shelf with Penderyn whiskey and Brecon Gin too!
Outdoor seating
Private garden area includes a stone circle fire pit
3G / 4G reception very good (depends which network) wifi at the farmhouse if needed.
Guest access
Private garden, off road parking. Situated in the orchard of a small 26 acre working farm with Welsh Black Cattle, a variety of chickens (collect your own eggs for breakfast) Plenty of outside space to wander. Free storage for bikes, surfboards, kayaks, canoes etc
If you want extra accommodation to spend time with family or friends we also have Stable Cottage, a self catering stone barn conversion here on the farm and often a couple of rooms in the farmhouse for B&B too.
Other things to note
The farm buildings are spread out so you can keep yourselves completely anonymous but should you wish to spend time with family and friends we also have other accommodation here on the farm at Cardeeth:
- Stable Cottage, a converted stone barn, self catering (sleeps up to 4)
- Cardeeth Farmhouse, at the bottom of the farmyard. We live there and sometimes have rooms available for B&B
- Big group bookings through the summer months up to 16 people plus field camping for a couple of tents.
Please enquire if you'd like more details.
Wonderful central spot to explore area’s award winning golden sandy beaches and visitor attractions by car, bike or on foot.
The space
This is a peaceful, completely private, oak clad and sheeps wool insulated retreat.
Elm cupboards (trees once growing here on the farm) a fully fitted kitchen, comfy soft furnishings and equipped with everything you need. Gravel path and decked area. Under cover outside seating and extra sink, ideal for washing off wetsuits / bbq utensils.
A separate wet room with hot water shower, loo & sink just across the decking.
King size double bed
Bedding and towels
Fully equipped kitchen
Fridge, standard size with ice compartment
Twin electric hob
Bosch electric cooker
Wood burner, logs and kindling.
TV
Flushing Toilet
Electric shower
Electric sockets and USB charging points
Household essentials: tea towel, toilet roll, washing up liquid, cooking oil, salt, pepper, tea, Welsh cakes and milk. A drinks shelf with Penderyn whiskey and Brecon Gin too!
Outdoor seating
Private garden area includes a stone circle fire pit
3G / 4G reception very good (depends which network) wifi at the farmhouse if needed.
Guest access
Private garden, off road parking. Situated in the orchard of a small 26 acre working farm with Welsh Black Cattle, a variety of chickens (collect your own eggs for breakfast) Plenty of outside space to wander. Free storage for bikes, surfboards, kayaks, canoes etc
If you want extra accommodation to spend time with family or friends we also have Stable Cottage, a self catering stone barn conversion here on the farm and often a couple of rooms in the farmhouse for B&B too.
Other things to note
The farm buildings are spread out so you can keep yourselves completely anonymous but should you wish to spend time with family and friends we also have other accommodation here on the farm at Cardeeth:
- Stable Cottage, a converted stone barn, self catering (sleeps up to 4)
- Cardeeth Farmhouse, at the bottom of the farmyard. We live there and sometimes have rooms available for B&B
- Big group bookings through the summer months up to 16 people plus field camping for a couple of tents.
Please enquire if you'd like more details.
Relax in beautiful surroundings. Luxury accommodation warm & cosy, central heating, logs provided for wood burner. Great location down farm lane, a secluded corner of orchard. Walk into village along lane to Carew Inn for a pub meal or drink, visit the C11th Castle, tidal mill and stunning estuary, enjoy the tea rooms all within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Wonderful central spot to explore area’s… read more
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Bedroom 1
1 king bed
Amenities
Kitchen
Free parking on premises
TV
EV charger
Washing machine
Patio or balcony
Garden
Indoor fireplace
Hair dryer
Fire pit
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Cresselly, Wales, United Kingdom
Known across the world for its legendary coastal scenery and protected by Britain’s only coastal National Park, Pembrokeshire is the perfect holiday destination. Golden sands backed by towering cliffs teeming with wildlife that are just as beautiful in summer was they are in winter.
There is a huge choice of award winning golden sandy beaches to visit, the Shepherds Hut is in a central spot to reach so many of them. Head west to Barafundle again recently voted top 10 in the World, Freshwater West holds surf championships and always worth a visit, Cafe Mor is there through the summer (fab local 'street food'). Manorbier, Tenby and Saundersfoot are amongst the Blue flag awards winners and so many more magical spots to discover in between.
There are many castles. Walk to Carew, an C11th Norman castle. Visit Pembroke where King Henry VII was born, Manorbier castle overlooking the beach, Llawhaden on the 'Landsker' line and many more.
There are many events on in the county. Films, plays and shows at The Torch Theatre, Milford Haven. Festivals like Tenby Blues, The Really Wild Festival in St Davids, Big Retreat Wales in Lawrenny. Pembrokeshire County Show, Easter Monday Point-to-Point horse races in Lydstep, Martletwy Agricultural Show. Iron Man Wales and The Long Course Weekend have made this a mecca for triathlon lovers, we are on the bike route and have taken part in both. This is a brilliant base to go training from.
Being a rural county there is great local produce available in local farm shops and farmer's markets.
Tourist attractions like Heatherton Country Park, Oakwood Theme Park has the biggest wooden roller coaster in Europe, Manor House also known as Annas' Welsh Zoo, doing amazing things for saving the Black Rhino and Sumatran Tigres. Carew Karting, fast and furious.
Carew Inn does a great pub meal and can have live music and outside barbecues. In the summer home made cakes with a cuppa at The French Mill are a must. Lawrenny Arms (also known as The Dog House) for food by the river, The Quay rooms in Lawrenny for lunches and teas, The famous Cresselly Arms at Cresswell Quay is just a drinking pub in the best setting, they have charity barbecues through the summer. Tenby and Saundersfoot have award wining restaurants, pubs and cafes. Plantagenate House, Cafe Vista, Top Joes, Dennis' Cafe, The Moorings, The Sandbar and The South Beach Cafe are amongst our Tenby favourites. Coast in Saudersfoot amongst others.
Narberth is highly recommended for a visit, this small town has bags of character and cafe culture with a high street full of boutique independent shops. Andrew Rees butchers, Four Seasons grocers and Ultracomedia deli are great for foodies.
A day trip to St Davids, the smallest city in Europe. Solva and Porthgain near there too. Skomer Island is a natural paradise to visit by boat, Manx Shearwaters, puffins and seals are amongst the many wildlife to see. Caldey Island, the home of Cistercian Monks is another great way to spend a day, boat regularly leave Tenby harbour, or go on a mackerel fishing trip to catch your tea.
Come and see for yourself and discover more hidden gems!
There is a huge choice of award winning golden sandy beaches to visit, the Shepherds Hut is in a central spot to reach so many of them. Head west to Barafundle again recently voted top 10 in the World, Freshwater West holds surf championships and always worth a visit, Cafe Mor is there through the summer (fab local 'street food'). Manorbier, Tenby and Saundersfoot are amongst the Blue flag awards winners and so many more magical spots to discover in between.
There are many castles. Walk to Carew, an C11th Norman castle. Visit Pembroke where King Henry VII was born, Manorbier castle overlooking the beach, Llawhaden on the 'Landsker' line and many more.
There are many events on in the county. Films, plays and shows at The Torch Theatre, Milford Haven. Festivals like Tenby Blues, The Really Wild Festival in St Davids, Big Retreat Wales in Lawrenny. Pembrokeshire County Show, Easter Monday Point-to-Point horse races in Lydstep, Martletwy Agricultural Show. Iron Man Wales and The Long Course Weekend have made this a mecca for triathlon lovers, we are on the bike route and have taken part in both. This is a brilliant base to go training from.
Being a rural county there is great local produce available in local farm shops and farmer's markets.
Tourist attractions like Heatherton Country Park, Oakwood Theme Park has the biggest wooden roller coaster in Europe, Manor House also known as Annas' Welsh Zoo, doing amazing things for saving the Black Rhino and Sumatran Tigres. Carew Karting, fast and furious.
Carew Inn does a great pub meal and can have live music and outside barbecues. In the summer home made cakes with a cuppa at The French Mill are a must. Lawrenny Arms (also known as The Dog House) for food by the river, The Quay rooms in Lawrenny for lunches and teas, The famous Cresselly Arms at Cresswell Quay is just a drinking pub in the best setting, they have charity barbecues through the summer. Tenby and Saundersfoot have award wining restaurants, pubs and cafes. Plantagenate House, Cafe Vista, Top Joes, Dennis' Cafe, The Moorings, The Sandbar and The South Beach Cafe are amongst our Tenby favourites. Coast in Saudersfoot amongst others.
Narberth is highly recommended for a visit, this small town has bags of character and cafe culture with a high street full of boutique independent shops. Andrew Rees butchers, Four Seasons grocers and Ultracomedia deli are great for foodies.
A day trip to St Davids, the smallest city in Europe. Solva and Porthgain near there too. Skomer Island is a natural paradise to visit by boat, Manx Shearwaters, puffins and seals are amongst the many wildlife to see. Caldey Island, the home of Cistercian Monks is another great way to spend a day, boat regularly leave Tenby harbour, or go on a mackerel fishing trip to catch your tea.
Come and see for yourself and discover more hidden gems!
Known across the world for its legendary coastal scenery and protected by Britain’s only coastal National Park, Pembrokeshire is the perfect holiday destination. Golden sands backed by towering cliffs teeming…
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Being in Pembrokeshire is great, get plenty of outdoor time with the family on the beaches, coast path, cycling, sea swimming. Love being part of the farming community, enjoy being around all animals and the people that look after them. Also a bit of a foodie, artisan local stuff is fab. Exploring other parts of our lovely Great Britain is always exciting, especially catching up with old friends and the odd trip abroad is always fulfilling too. Life is for living, make the most of it.....
Being in Pembrokeshire is great, get plenty of outdoor time with the family on the beaches, coast path, cycling, sea swimming. Love being part of the farming community, enjoy being…
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Check out: 10:00
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No smoking
No pets
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