Romantic countryside Coach House situated on Farm in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Centrally situated for exploring the stunning coast and countryside of West Wales. About 4 miles from the pictureque Georgian market town of Narberth. The farm incorrporates a small private equine stud and is a haven for wildlife. There is every concievable outdoor activity within reasonable distance and some of the best walking and cycling in Britain.

The Coach House

The Coach House is a truly romantic cottage for two. It is around 300 years old and has been converted from the original Glascoed coach house and grooms quarters.

The accommodation comprises:

Double bedroom with beautiful, king-sized, pine four-poster bed
Ensuite shower room
Cosy sitting room with kitchen and dining area

Facilities include:

Television, video and Cd stereo system
Modern kitchen appliances
Oil-fired central heating and pressurized hot water system
Wood-burning stove

Outside the Coach House there is access to the water gardens and farm walking. BBQ facilities are available.

Prices include bed linen, towels, central heating and logs for the wood burner.

Some Comments from our Guests.

The Sentatilleke Family from London.
'The most comfortable accommodation and really relaxing, quiet weekend away… Will recommend to all our friends… all welcoming and helpful!' Aug 2004

Sally, Ant, Ben, Holly, Lynn and Tjerk, from Lincoln.
'We just can’t keep away, had another wonderful visit. Its like home from home.' July 2004

The Graves and Warley families from Gloucester.
'Friendly, helpful hosts. Super location and lovely accommodation.' June 2004

The Brown and Walker family from York.
'Wonderful accommodation, home from home, every comfort especially the beds. Highly recommended with thanks to our hosts. Gone all too quickly.' July 2004

Mario, Karen and the gang, from London.
'This is a lovely place, we had a lovely New Year here.' Jan 2005

Cath, Paul and Joel.
'Stayed next door (Coach House) last year and enjoyed so much we had to come back… accommodation perfect – you’ve thought of everything.' Jan 2005