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• Location: A cosy little retreat on the edge of the quiet coastal village of Trefin, half a mile from the coast and within a few hundred yards of the village facilities, pub/resteraunt, post office, art gallery, coffee shop and weaving mill. Approximately half way between St. Davids and Fishguard and on the route of the walkers shuttle bus.
• Facilities: a thoughtfully furnished, cosy and romantic, hideaway for two. An old stone built cowshed recently completely renovated to a high standard, retaining those original features that lend the building real character.

• Living area: Open plan kitchen/living area with attractive ceramic tile flooring, rugs, high ceilings open to the eaves with large wooden trusses. Comfortably furnished sitting area with, TV., DVD., CD player/radio. Dinning area with table seating four.
• Kitchen area: Fully equipped with full size 4 ring electric cooker, microwave, fridge (freezer compartment), iron, ironing board and a full set of crockery, cutlery and glass..

• Bedrooms: One: double (4ft 6 ins” x 6ft 3ins), clothes storage, again high ceilings open to the eaves with large wooden trusses
• Shower room : One: Pressurised shower, W.C. wash hand basin heated towel rail.
  

• Externally:A small patio and barbecue area and use of owners washing machine.
• Parking: for one car adjacent to the cottage (ample parking for boats trailers etc.)
• Cot and high chair provided on request (free of charge) please bring your own cot linen.
  Access statement available, please email.
• Nearest beach Aberfelin cove 800 metres (approx)
• Distance to Coast Path 800 metres (approx)
• Nearest Public House with food 400 metres (approx)
• Nearest food shop 1 mile (approx)
• Nearest Public Transport local bus 10 meters (approx): Rail station 9 miles approx. (Shuttle Bus – 10 meters)
• Utilities included in the rental: full gas central heating (under your control), Hot water, Electricity, bed linen and towels.
• More Information: A nicely restored barn conversion ideal for two adults on the ground floor (one small step). Named after the adjacent well, Ffynnon Tom ( Toms well)