This 3-bedroom mill is a self-contained apartment spread across the first and second floors of a converted 17th-century water mill in Pembroke, West Wales. Set within 30 acres of grounds in Pembrokeshire, one of the most visited counties in Wales, this is a genuinely special place to stay. The mill building dates back to the 17th century and has been converted into two spacious apartments.

The 30-acre grounds give kids and adults plenty of space to roam. Fire up the BBQ in the evenings and watch the sunset. Freshwater East beach is just 3.5 miles away and Barafundle Bay, famous for its white sands and turquoise water, is 5.5 miles away. The 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs nearby.

Sleeps six guests across three bedrooms: a first-floor single with picture-perfect views, a double with an additional single bed and an upstairs double with sloped ceilings overlooking the grounds. One bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Well-equipped kitchen with oven, electric hob and microwave. Spacious lounge with beamed ceiling and squashy sofas.

Pembroke Castle (0.5 miles) is a short walk. Barafundle Bay (5.5 miles, 12 mins) is rated among Wales's finest beaches. Carew Castle and Tidal Mill (4 miles, 8 mins) is worth a visit. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park visitor centre in Tenby is 10 miles away (20 mins).

This stay suits families and groups of six wanting space, history and easy beach access in Pembrokeshire. Book both apartments for up to 12 guests.