Cottages in Newport (Pembrokeshire)

This tiny stone 'grace and favour' holiday cottage for two is in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park at Newport and makes a perfect getaway for couples at any time of the year. It offers all the modern comforts we know and love, whilst retaining its original charm. Once you arrive you can just park the car and forget about it until you need to go home again. Within a 5 minute walk of the cottage is: Parrog beach, Newport Bay with access to the 186 miles of Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and the Nevern estuary. If you enjoy walking the coastal path you can catch the Poppit Rocket (coastal walker's bus) at Parrog enabling you to walk different sections each day. Newport has a great selection of pubs and eateries to suit all tastes and it’s a nice half mile walk. Each Monday there is a local produce market as well as the towns traditional shops which will provide just about all you need. There's also a lovely links golf course, Traeth Mawr - a beautiful sandy beach and a bird sanctuary in the estuary as well as easy access to the Preseli Hills and Gwaun Valley....

Situated in the charming town of Newport, Pembrokeshire is this lovely, detached cottage of Spring Hill Cottage. An idyllic base for a couple's getaway to Pembrokeshire, Spring Hill Cottage isn't far away from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path along with the many beaches dotted along it. After parking in the roadside space in front of the main house, soak up your peaceful surroundings before entering this welcoming abode. Make yourself at home in the sitting room, where you can grab a seat on the plush, leather sofa and curl up together in front of the TV. Progress to the well-equipped kitchen/diner, where sage shaker-style units behold an array of appliances that are bound to please any foodie. When dinner is ready, tuck into it at the neighbouring dining table; why not bring out a bottle of wine to accompany your meal, you're on holiday after all? After tucking into a sumptuous meal together, retire in the sitting room or head out and unwind together on the patio. When night falls, head upstairs to uncover a mezzanine double bedroom, where Velux windows flood the space with natural light, and glimpses of the sea can also be seen. In the mornings, venture downstairs to the shower room, a space also enjoying a Velux window as well as an illuminated mirror; ideal for getting ready in the morning! Treat your partner to a wonderful stay at Spring Hill Cottage. Note: This property can b...

This little annexe is attached to the adjacent property in the splendid coastal town of Newport, Pembrokeshire. Ty Rhydd is set over one floor and makes a romantic dwelling for couples looking to break away from everyday life. Enter into the studio-style, open-plan living area, featuring everything in one place. Take to the kitchen and utilise the integrated appliances to prepare a light meal, whilst the dining area is perfect for mealtimes together. Relax and choose something to watch on the TV, before washing away the day in the shower room. Draw yourself to bed to catch your rest, dreaming about the adventures to come. Ty Rhydd welcomes you and your partner for an excellent retreat. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1120391, together they sleep up to 10 guests....

Penpwmp, a pleasant holiday home nestled in the heart of Newport, a quaint coastal town in Pembrokeshire. Being well-positioned to nearby amenities, attractions, and beaches, Penpwmp invites two guests and a furry friend, perfect for a romantic escape. Step into the property and be welcomed into a charming open-plan living space, where you can relax and unwind on the plush sofa, enjoy a moment of peace in front of the television, and prepare a tasty meal for two in the equipped kitchen, toasting with a glass of fizz to an unforgettable holiday. As the day draws to a close, climb the stairs where you'll find the double bedroom featuring a delightful neutral décor and offering ample storage space, and in the morning, prepare for a new day in the spacious walk-in shower, before heading out to explore the local areas. Take a break from doing the cooking and head into the heart of Newport, where you'll be spoilt for choice with the selection of eateries on offer, serving delicious meals to suit all tastes, including The Golden Lion, Castle Inn, and Royal Oak, and after satisfying your hunger, enjoy a rejuvenating dip in the scenic waters of Newport Bay, or if you'd prefer to stay on land, test your swing with a game at Newport Links Golf Club. Within easy reach is the stunning Neolithic Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber, or heading west, the nearby coastal town of Fishguard, home of the La...

The Dairy is an old stone building which has been beautifully renovated to a high standard. This charming cottage is located near the peaceful coastal town of Newport. Enjoy the bright and airy open-plan living area and relax after a day of exploring Pembrokeshire and other wonderful surrounding areas. The Dairy is situated outside the seaside town of Newport, which is home to many lovely independent cafes, restaurants, pubs, shops, and a local produce street market on Mondays. The small bustling town has two stunning and sandy beaches, Newport Sands and The Parrog, one on each side of the estuary. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path goes through Newport. This is a great way of getting to witness some beautiful coastal scenery as well as the most incredible views of Carningli Mountain. Additionally, a great way to see both beaches in Newport is by walking from the Parrog to Newport Sands beach. The bus stops directly opposite The Dairy, making it ideal to explore Fishguard, a thriving coastal town. Fishguard is split in two; the main township perches on the top of the hill, while Lower Town cups a small river that flows into an idyllic harbour. A little further from the cottage is Cardigan, a historic town in the heart of Ceredigion. Explore the castle, which dominates the town and overlooks the River Teifi. ACCOMMODATION The Dairy sleeps 2 in 1 double bed with the addition of a sof...

A delightful semi-detached holiday cottage for two in the heart of the Pembrokeshire National Park overlooking Newport Bay on the lower slopes of Carningli Mountain. There are lots of scenic walks in this particularly beautiful part of the National Park. A pleasant 15 minute down-hill walk leads to the seaside town of Newport where you will find a range of individual shops, eateries and pubs as well as the Parrog beach. The coastal path can be joined within a 25 minute walk and you can flag down the coastal walkers' bus at the bottom of the hill and enjoy a different walk each day. Enjoy the Carningli (Mount of Angels) and the Gwaun Valley with ancient settlements, ever-changing colours, bluebell woods and wild Welsh Mountain ponies. Make sure to bring your boots and binoculars!...

Close to the centre of the lovely seaside town of Newport/ Trefdraeth, this pretty stone cottage makes a great holiday base for a couple or small family. Within a 5 minute walk of the cottage you could be bird spotting on the Nevern estuary, enjoying a meal and a drink in one of the friendly local pubs or exploring the coastal path. Newport is in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and there is superb walking in all directions. The local shops provide for most of your needs and there is a weekly, local produce market. Nearby are Fishguard, Cardigan, St Dogmaels and St Davids....

Llety is a lovingly renovated 19th-century, traditional Welsh cottage in a quiet street in the centre of the popular seaside town of Newport. It retains many original features: exposed beams, wooden floors and an inglenook fireplace, combining comfort and character. Relax in the secluded garden in the early morning air and gaze at the beautiful sea in the distance. Newport is a charming seaside town that overlooks the estuary of the river Nevern which flows into Cardigan Bay. Llety is only two minutes from lovely independent shops, renowned restaurants, and cafes. A short walk from the cottage, you can find yourself at the beautiful Parrog Beach, where you can enjoy stunning views and wonderful walks. Or discover Newport Sands (Traeth Mawr), which is right on the Pembrokeshire Coast path and overlooked by the magical Carningli Mountain. There are many opportunities nearby for activities such as golf, horse-riding, fishing, windsurfing and mountain biking. For those requiring more leisurely pursuits, walking and birdwatching along the fantastic coastal paths of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is an unforgettable experience. If you want to explore the neighbouring towns and villages, Fishguard, Cardigan, and Aberporth are all a short drive away from Newport. Fishguard is a quaint coastal town split into two areas; the newer town is perched on the clifftop, whilst the older ...

This delightful stone cottage in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has period charm and features as well as all modern comforts. It’s perfect for a couple or small family. If you haven’t been before you will find Newport/Trefdraeth is one of those places that you will want to visit time and again. If you have then you’ll know all about it. At the foot of Carningli/Angel Mountain and within walking distance of 2 beaches, several individual shops, eateries, galleries and pubs, it really does have everything you could want or need on holiday. Five minutes’ walk away is the Iron Bridge and Nevern estuary, which is a haven for wild birds and the nearest point where you can join the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. If you want to venture out a bit further why not try Cardigan, Fishguard or St Davids?...

With super sea views from all rooms, this detached dormer bungalow has upside down living to make the most of the stunning coastal vista of Newport Beach, Morfa Head and the bay. It’s just off Parrog Road in Newport/Trefdraeth and newly renovated. Parrog beach is a short walk away and the shops, restaurants and pubs are all within an easy 10 minute walk. Newport Sands is a 3 mile drive or a pleasant half hour walk. There is an excellent 18 hole golf course overlooking the beach and wonderful walks can be had along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. If you can tear yourself away, Cardigan, Fishguard, Solva, St Davids and St Dogmaels are well worth a visit....

White Cottage is a grade 2 listed cottage of immense charm, situated just 200 metres from the Nevern Estuary in Newport, Pembrokeshire and 5 minutes from the Parrog – at low tide, you can wade across to the big beach of Newport Sands. It lies in a charming location and has a small private garden. This is a special little cottage with heaps of character and its attractive position will make your stay in Newport a memorable one. Newport is a small town of pretty, narrow streets gathered below Newport castle that sits beneath Carningli, the most northern peak of the Preseli Hills. Newport is within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park overlooking a vast stretch of sandy beach. Walkers will love this location with the Pembrokeshire Coast Path to enjoy. The ferry port of Fishguard is approximately 4 miles away to the west on the way to the cathedral city of St Davids. Cardigan, 20 minutes away, has plenty of shops and eating places and is near several sandy beaches. There are many interesting historic sites in the immediate areas. ACCOMMODATION White Cottage sleeps 5 in 3 bedrooms: 1 king size, 1 single bed and 1 twin room. The accommodation is single storey with one step from the hallway to the kitchen and two steps from the sitting room through to the single bedroom. Please note this bedroom is great for children as is a walk through to the master bedroom with the king size bed. ...

Just steps away from the golden sands of The Parrog and a short walk from the eateries and shops of the local fishing town of Newport, this luxurious, bespoke holiday home is sure to impress.. Ground Floor: Open plan living space. Living area: 55" Freeview TV, Patio Doors Togarden Dining area. Kitchen area: Breakfast Bar, Electric Oven, Range, Microwave, Wine Cooler, American Fridge Freezer, Dishwasher Utility cupboard: Washing Machine, Tumble Dryer Bedroom 1: Electric Single (3ft) Bed, Hoist (This Room Will Remain Locked If Not Requested) Ensuite Wet Room: Shower, Toilet, Grab Rail Bedroom 2: Kingsize (5ft) Bed Wet Room: Shower, Toilet First Floor: Living room 2: 65" TV, Sky Study. Bedroom 3: Kingsize (5ft) Bed, Patio Doors Leading To The Balcony Ensuite: Bath With Shower Over, Toilet Bedroom 4: Kingsize (5ft) Bed Ensuite: Bath With Shower Over, Toilet. Electric underfloor heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-fi included. Large grounds with patio, barbecue and garden furniture. Front patio with sea views. 3 kayaks for guest use (life jackets included). Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. From the moment you arrive at Parrog Point, your eyes will be drawn to the magnificent unspoiled vista of The Parrog beach, estuary and rolling hills beyond. Step inside the porcelain tiled vestibule, with bespoke feature oak staircase and enjoy the inviting aura this wonderful ...

Dating from before 1850, this comfortable, pink-washed cottage is situated in the lovely coastal market town of Newport. It offers period charm with contemporary style and modern conveniences. Just a few minutes from the cottage are Parrog beach and the Nevern estuary, where you can join the Pembrokeshire Coast Path with its spectacular scenery. Newport itself has eateries to suit all tastes and budgets, together with individual shops and galleries. A local producers market is held on Mondays. This is a lovely property from where to explore Newport, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and the Preseli Hills....

Y Bwthyn is a beautiful stone cottage situated in the heart of Newport Pembrokeshire. Perfectly located to enjoy the delights of the local amenities and wonderful area. Newport is home to many lovely independent cafes, restaurants, pubs and shops and a local produce street market on a Monday. It is a small bustling town but yet close to wonderful nature it is set at the foot of Carningli Mountain with Parrog beach and the Pembrokeshire coastal path a few minutes walk away Newport is located in one of Pembrokeshire National Park's most scenic parts, and the coastline views are one of the most beautiful to find in West Wales. With two beaches, you are spoilt for choice in Parrog and Traeth Mawr (Big Beach). You enjoy a myriad of watersports or a round of golf at the nearby golf club. There are many historical sites of interest in the immediate areas, with Pentre Ifan Burial chamber and the Preseli Hills just a 10-minute drive away. The pretty market town of Cardigan is 11 miles to the north, and the harbour town of Fishguard and Goodwick 7 miles to the south. There are regular buses to local towns year-round and coastal buses that run regularly in the Summer months. ACCOMMODATION Y Bwthyn sleeps 4 people in upstairs bedrooms: 1 double and 1 twin room UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: double bed, wardrobes, bedside tables, chest of drawers and Freeview TV, hairdryer Bedroom 2: twin beds with a ...

With stunning views over the beach and cliffs of Newport Bay from the main rooms and garden, Cluaran is a comfortable dog-friendly cottage with a cosy open fire for those colder days and a spacious garden for you to enjoy a relaxing break and take in the beautiful Welsh scenery. Cluaran is in an excellent location just a 4 minute walk from the ever-popular Parrog Beach and within walking distance of the shops and pubs in Newport village. On the other side of the tidal Nevern estuary lie the broad expanse of Newport Sands and an 18 hole golf links behind. Newport Bay is the ideal setting for family holidays with many outdoor activity options including rock-pooling, fishing, surfing, body-boarding, dinghy sailing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, kayaking, canoeing or simply admiring the spectacular views. There is easy access for good walks along the North Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, beside the River Nevern which is excellent for bird watching, or up Carn Ingli: the "Hill of Angels” which can be seen from the east side of Cluaran. On the inland side of Newport, the Gwaun Valley and the Preseli Hills offer extensive walks, horse-riding and mountain biking. There are also art galleries, an Iron Age fort and several Celtic standing stones in the vicinity. Extensively refurbished, this warm and cosy holiday home in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is welcoming at any time of the year....

This delightful white cottage is set in a quiet lane in Newport in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The holiday cottage is in a small row of traditional Welsh cottages within a few minutes easy walk of Newport’s shops, restaurants and welcoming pubs. Parrog Beach and the Boat Club are nearby as is the estuary, where you can enjoy a lovely walk to Newport Sands. Carningli Mountain is the backdrop to the town and along with the coast path, both are very popular with walkers and nature lovers....

A charming, detached bungalow on the Maes y Cnwce estate in the seaside town of Newport, Pembrokeshire, Bryn Alaw is an ideal getaway for a family or group of friends looking to spend time at the beach. Park off-road and be welcomed by this white-washed bungalow, surrounded by mature shrubs and with a front patio where you can sit with your morning cup of tea and enjoy the salty air. Take the time to reflect on your day with a coffee in the homely sitting room, a space with loads of natural light, a day bed and sea views. When mealtimes call, get to grips with the ample appliances, ideal for guests to cook a heart-warming meal together in this contemporary space, which can be enjoyed in the dining area, seating in a great little conservatory boasting stunning coast and countryside views. Refresh in the shower room, soaking the sand from your hair before retiring to either a king-size with a TV or a twin bedroom with sea-blue hues and storage. As the evening draws in, grab a tipple, and enjoy tranquil seaside views from the raised veranda whilst your four-legged companion relaxes on the lawn. Newport is a fantastic coastal town offering a great many amenities, beginning with a selection of tasty eateries and pubs for when you don’t feel like cooking. Options include the Royal Oak and The Golden Lion Hotel, and there is also a local convenience store where you can stock up on ess...

Gartavon is a (semi-detached) stone cottage situated down a quiet lane in the heart of Newport, Pembrokeshire. Just a short walk from a range of shops and eateries, whilst being less than a mile from the sea, this 200-year-old cottage is an ideal escape for a family of five and their canine companions or for couples seeking a leisurely break on the outstanding Pembrokeshire coastline. After a day down at Newport Sands, look forward to relaxing back in the cosy lounge, curling up on the sofa and keeping warm by the woodburning stove. When hunger picks up, cross into the country-style kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, microwave, double electric oven and a dining table that can extend to seat up to six. Move upstairs to find the bedrooms; the master offers a double, whilst there is also a twin and a single. In the summer, enjoy your lunch up in the rear lawned garden, sitting at the picnic table and appreciating the countryside views over the rooftops. When you're ready to explore, the waterfront at Parrog is a short walk and provides opportunities for canoeing, paddle boarding, crabbing from the pontoon or bird watching on the estuary. Within a moment’s walk lies the heart of Newport, home to a choice of popular pubs, restaurants, takeaways and splendid independent shops. When the sun is out, head to Newport Sands Beach for a day of sunbathing and sandcastle building, followed ...

Castle Green is a traditional stone terraced cottage, full of character and with cosy charm, and perfectly located for taking in the sights of Newport, or exploring this beautiful area whether on foot or by car. This dog-friendly cottage has a comfortable sitting room, open beams, and a roll-top bath where you can relax and unwind. The Grade II listed 18th-century cottage stands in a small quiet cul-de-sac virtually in the shadow of the Norman castle in Newport Pembrokeshire. It adjoins a similar cottage and has been renovated to take a step back in time, to encompass the character and charm of its early life. Newport village shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants are just 150 yards away, including The Royal Oak Curry House and The Canteen cafe and takeaway. The village lies at the foot of the magical Carn Ingli Mountain and is an ideal location for walkers exploring the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and National Park. The sheltered bay and estuary are popular for sandy beaches, sailing and water sports, and sea and river fishing. Newport Sands is ideal for family days out, and The Parrog for rockpooling. There is an 18-hole golf course with stunning views and a choice of riding stables within easy reach offering trekking across the Preseli Hills and pub and beach rides. ACCOMMODATION Castle Green sleeps up to 4 in 2 bedrooms: 1 double and a stacker bed suitable for 1 adult or 2 chil...

This large and impressive three-bedroom town house is located in the heart of Newport. Set over four floors and with a spacious, courtyard patio at the rear, Carnorfa offers both sea glimpses and views of Carningli Mountain (The Mount of Angels). Carnorfa is an ideal base for a family holiday in north Pembrokeshire with the coast path and Newport's Parrog beach a short walk away. Newport enjoys a great selection of shops, pubs, eateries and restaurants to suit all tastes, all within walking distance of this delightful property....

The charming cottage of Awen Ingli is located within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, in Newport, and is perfect for families looking for a relaxing beach holiday. The cottage is located close to the beach and also enjoys permit parking, perfect for a family of five to enjoy all the best parts of the region. Make your way inside up the external stone steps, to be taken in by the tastefully decorated sitting room, where leather seating entices you to unwind in front of the Smart TV; why not pop on a DVD from the selection available? Progress through the property to find the galley kitchen, a well-equipped spot enjoying sleek fittings and a large gas range cooker, the chef of the group can easily cook up a storm here! Once dinner has been made, bring it through to the dining room, a space boasting character, owing to the Welsh dresser and the bespoke dining table; be sure to take out a bottle of wine from the nearby chiller to accompany your dish! As the day comes to an end, pick one of the three lovely bedrooms to sleep in, the first of which is on the ground floor and enjoys a double bed with access to an en-suite shower room; continue upstairs to come across the second bedroom, a single with USB sockets for when you want to charge your devices. The third bedroom has twin beds and a snug area, perfect for when you want to curl up with a book; the space also enjoys a balco...

Glandwr or 'By the Water' is an old farmhouse believed to be nearly 280 years old. It has been restored and continuously renovated during the last 60 years it has been in family ownership.With access to Traeth Mawr or Big Beach, harbour and river (you can wade across at low tide to Big Beach), this is an ideal property for families old and young. Families will have no end of fun down in the harbour and parents can cross over for a long walk along Big Beach. For those not wanting to build sand castles, there is the Pembrokeshire Coast Path starting just across the road from Glandwr, by which you can reach all the bays in either direction. In addition, on the other side of the river, is Newport Golf Club with its 18 holes, nice restaurant and spectacular views across the bay on to Myndd Carn Ingli Mountain (Mount of Angels. Fun parks, castles, candle makers, potteries, galleries (excellent one in Newport), pubs, and restaurants abound throughout the county. ACCOMMODATION Glandwr sleeps 6 in 4 bedrooms: 1 king-size bed and 2 twin rooms. A twin bedroom is on the ground floor, so may suit guests with restricted mobility. There is an additional single room available on request. UPSTAIRS Bedroom 1: king-size bed, sea views to Big Beach Bedroom 2: twin beds Bedroom 3: single bed, chest of drawers Bathroom: walk-in shower, toilet, hand basin, heated towel rail Gallery: desk with view to...

Perched on the outskirts of Newport, Pembrokeshire, is this fantastic, detached bungalow, Trem Y Morfa. Enjoying a superb setting overlooking the Pembrokeshire Coast, as well as being just a short distance from the beach, Trem Y Morfa is a fabulous choice for a group or family of six. Upon arrival, you will find off-road parking for two cars, as well as an external utility for your convenience. Step into your new abode, where you will find a contemporary sitting room, featuring an electric fire, plush seating and a Smart TV, perfect for relaxing evenings spent with loved ones. Continue through to the light and airy kitchen, where you can rustle up tasty dishes ready to enjoy at the dining table for six over a celebratory bottle of fizz, or alfresco out on your private decking with a backdrop of stunning, panoramic views out towards Newport Beach. After dinner, retreat inside where you can wash away the day’s adventures with a soak in the bath or freshen up in the walk-in shower. As your eyes start to grow heavy, retire to one of three beautifully presented bedrooms, a double and two twins, all with plenty of storage. Explore the lively town, where you can treat your loved ones to a well-deserved supper at the Golden Lion, Castle Inn or Royal Oak, spot local wildlife at the River Nevern Wildfowl Conservation Area, or head straight to the beach for a day on the dunes. Those inter...

Morawel Fach, a delightful cottage located along the stunning coast of Newport in Pembrokeshire. With a toasty woodburning stove, and just a short stroll away from a charming pub and convenient shop, this welcoming abode offers the perfect blend of style and convenience for a memorable stay in this beautiful coastal town with your loved one. As you step inside Morawel Fach, you will be greeted by the warm glow of the woodburning stove in the living/dining room, creating a snug atmosphere to relax and unwind. The exposed stone wall adds character to the room, giving it a charming and rustic feel. The galley kitchen is compact yet well-equipped, making meal preparation a breeze during your stay. After a day of exploring the coastal town of Newport, retire to the comfort of the double bedroom, complete with its own TV for those lazy mornings in bed. Freshen up in the ground-floor shower room with a walk-in shower, basin, and WC, before enjoying a tranquil moment on the small patio area outside, furnished with seating where you can soak in the idyllic surroundings. The seaside town of Newport / Trefdraeth has Carningli Mountain (The Mount of Angels), a medieval church, and a beautiful castle as a backdrop. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is less than five minutes walk away at the Iron Bridge on the upper reaches of the river Nevern estuary where many different varieties of wading bird...