A characterful Fishguard cottage with original artwork, a private raised terrace and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path close by.
No smoking. Please note: This property has a £250 Security Deposit.
This restored cottage, dating from the late 1700s, sits in historic Fishguard and offers a creative coastal retreat with plenty of character. The interiors blend old stone charm with mid-century touches, colour and original artwork, including pieces by the owner and local artists. The collection changes with the seasons, giving the cottage a distinctive, gallery-like feel. It is a lovely choice for guests who enjoy individuality, heritage and the Pembrokeshire coast in equal measure.
There are two inviting living rooms, giving guests a choice of spaces for reading, conversation or quiet evenings indoors. One has a more contemporary style, while the other feels traditional and cosy. A dining room and well-equipped kitchen make meals at home easy, and two generous double bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation. The bathroom arrangement includes a bath with shower, plus a separate cloakroom, adding useful flexibility. Outside, the completely private raised terrace garden is a peaceful place to sit in summer sunshine or simply enjoy a sheltered moment with a cup of tea. In cooler months, the cottage becomes a snug base after bracing walks.
Fishguard is a wonderful base for exploring Pembrokeshire’s coast, with Marine Walk along the Irish Sea around a five-minute stroll from the door. The area is steeped in history, including links to the Last Invasion of Britain in 1797 at nearby Lower Fishguard Harbour. Follow the Pembrokeshire Coast Path towards St Davids, discover harbours, beaches and wildlife-rich cliffs, or take a day trip by sea. The property does not accept children under 11.
There are two inviting living rooms, giving guests a choice of spaces for reading, conversation or quiet evenings indoors. One has a more contemporary style, while the other feels traditional and cosy. A dining room and well-equipped kitchen make meals at home easy, and two generous double bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation. The bathroom arrangement includes a bath with shower, plus a separate cloakroom, adding useful flexibility. Outside, the completely private raised terrace garden is a peaceful place to sit in summer sunshine or simply enjoy a sheltered moment with a cup of tea. In cooler months, the cottage becomes a snug base after bracing walks.
Fishguard is a wonderful base for exploring Pembrokeshire’s coast, with Marine Walk along the Irish Sea around a five-minute stroll from the door. The area is steeped in history, including links to the Last Invasion of Britain in 1797 at nearby Lower Fishguard Harbour. Follow the Pembrokeshire Coast Path towards St Davids, discover harbours, beaches and wildlife-rich cliffs, or take a day trip by sea. The property does not accept children under 11.
