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Treffynnon - Choosing holiday cottages is
always a bit of a gamble. You want comfortable, self-catering accommodation for
your holiday. You’d like somewhere with expansive vistas and
sea views. Somewhere that
is child friendly so you
can relax and let the stresses and strains wash away. You’ve worked hard
and now it’s a time to enjoy being with your family and loved ones and you want
your holiday cottage to be at least as comfortable as your own home.
Treffynnon is a truly
luxurious cottage, blessed with mountain and sea
views, nestling in the heart of the Pembrokeshire
National Park with direct access on to the Preseli Hills.
Maybe you’re looking for an
idyllic country getaway but you’re not keen on roughing it. After all
you’re on holiday. So you’d like a dishwasher, plenty of fridge and
freezer space, a tumble drier, microwave. A shower that is more than a
trickle with oodles of hot water. And if you’re into cooking and an
Aga does it for you, we have a
four oven version that provides a fabulous cooking experience.
Sadly, so many self catering holiday cottages are somewhat
Spartan and less comfortable than than you’d like. They look fine in the
brochure but the reality is different; tired sofas, inadequate kitchen
equipment, insufficient hot water and so on. In contrast, Treffynnon
provides true luxury for a really relaxing holiday.
Maybe you’d like to catch a few hours of a Test Match, the
Premiership or the Tri-Nations rugby, so you’ll want Sky Sports. As well
as kids’ channels for rainy days. It’s all here.
You might even want
email and internet access.
Just bring your laptop and connect to the wireless
network. It’s useful for checking up-to-date
times for local activities like seal watching and boat trips around Ramsey
Island.
The problem is there are hundreds, if not thousands of self
catering holiday cottages in Pembrokeshire and West Wales to choose from.
So why take a gamble?
Like you, we’ve holidayed in many cottages. Some have
been great, some OK and some awful. The worst was not many miles from here
- we stayed one night! So we know what it’s like when it goes wrong.
We’d like you stay in a home that exceeds your expectations.
We’d like you to come again and tell your friends about us.
Imagine staying in the beautiful Pembrokeshire National Park,
on the slopes of the Preseli Hills with fabulous sea views. Would that suit you?
Or relaxing in front of a glowing fire with a glass of wine after a day’s
walking on the hills. How would that be?
Picture the kids playing in a
secure environment without having to worry about them. There’s a
safe paddock where youngsters
can burn off energy while you enjoy a well-earned rest and maybe read a book or
two.
Or perhaps you’d like to sit round the fire in the secret garden and bake potatoes with your family. A lovely spot for long summer evenings or crisp winter days
Treffynnon is a traditional, stone-built, mountain farmhouse
with stunning, panoramic views over Newport Bay, Dinas Island and Morfa Head.
The house sits above the picturesque town of Newport, on the north-western
slopes of Carn Ingli (Mount of Angels) in the Preseli Hills.
Treffynnon is the home of Martina & Steve Mallett and
offers luxurious, high quality, self-catering facilities for up to eight people,
in complete privacy and seclusion.
Since we moved here in June 1999 we have extended and
renovated the entire property. The furnishings, fittings and decor are to
high residential standards with an Aga in the kitchen, wood-burning stove in the
living room and under-floor heating throughout, bedrooms included.
Treffynnon is a warm and comfortable retreat for year-round holidays and breaks.
The area around Treffynnon offers lots to see and do for all
the family. There is the large expanse of sand and dunes at Traeth Mawr,
the smaller Parrog Beach on the estuary and the beautiful and secluded shingle
beach at Aberhigian, accessed via a short walk along the Coastal Path.
There is an 18 hole, links golf course, wonderful kayaking
around the fabled coast, horse riding, with treks on to Carn Ingli or through
the beautiful woods of the Gwaun Valley to the renowned pub - Bessie’s.
If walking is your thing, then
there are miles of paths across the Preselis, starting from right outside the
door, ranging from short rambles to full-on day treks. And of course there
is the rugged beauty of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, from which you stand
a good chance of seeing seals, dolphin and a vast array of birds and wild
flowers.
Tel 01239 820352
www.treffynnon.com
Pembrokeshire self catering holiday cottages