This 2-bedroom stone cottage is in Trefin, a small village on the Pembrokeshire coast in West Wales. Glass bi-folding doors open onto a decked area with sea views and the cottage has a cosy lounge with exposed stone walls and a wood burner. This is a genuinely special spot with coastline visible from the property.

Trefin sits within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The coastal path runs nearby and Aberfelin Bay is just over a mile away, where at low tide an archway is revealed in the rocks. The village has a pub and café within walking distance. Wildlife watching and star gazing from the loft are popular with guests.

The cottage sleeps four across two ground floor bedrooms, a double and a twin. There is one bathroom with a bath, separate shower and WC. Above sits a galleried crog loft with A-frame beams, a second sitting area perfect for reading or star gazing. The kitchen-diner has a dishwasher, washing machine and fridge with ice compartment.

Abereiddy Beach with its famous Blue Lagoon is nearby. Strumble Head Lighthouse (approx. 8 miles, 15 mins), St Davids Cathedral (approx. 10 miles, 20 mins) and Pembroke Castle (approx. 28 miles, 40 mins) are all within reach.

Two dogs are welcome and there is a garden with a secure enclosed area plus an outside tap. The cottage suits couples and small families wanting a proper Pembrokeshire base.