The Beach House

With a winning combination of contemporary comforts, character-filled living spaces, exposed beams and many other original features, just yards from the rolling surf at Abereiddy beach and the iconic, enchanting Blue Lagoon, The Beach House offers the perfect destination for a memorable Pembrokeshire holiday.

Take in the spellbinding beach and sea views from this tranquil coastal retreat. Sleeping six and dog-friendly, it’s ideal for family and friend get togethers, in an area which has something for everyone, whether you’re a beach lover, swimmer, surfer, walker or someone who is simply looking for a slower pace of life by the sea. You’re surrounded by an area of outstanding beauty on the St David’s Peninsula. Explore the world renowned Pembrokeshire Coast Path from the doorstep and discover glorious beaches, craggy coves, pretty seaside villages and golden sands.

Step inside The Beach House and let your coastal adventure begin. Recently refurbished, retaining seafaring charm, modern comforts blend seamlessly with the original, creating an idyllic seaside retreat. Open the stable-door in the kitchen, for a cooling sea breeze on a summer’s day, gaze out across the ocean and take in the fresh, salty, sea air. The kitchen has all you need for some tasty holiday cooking. From the kitchen, step inside the delightful, sea-facing sitting-room, with comfy sofas, exposed beams and a blissful, cosy wood-burner for chillier evenings.

When it’s time for bed after a day in the fresh Pembrokeshire air, the stylish twin room is located on the ground floor, next to the cloakroom. End the day with a luxurious soak in the deep bath or take a refreshing shower in the ground floor bathroom. The utility-room with washing machine/drier is also ideal for doggy care.

On the first floor, two sea-facing double rooms are found, one king and one high double. Nothing beats waking up to the sound of the sea.

The lawned garden is spacious with views across the coastline. Enjoy sunny breakfasts or dinner al fresco under the stars after the magnificent Pembrokeshire sunset.