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Aberfforest House is a traditional farmhouse, set just 150 yards from the sea in one of Pembrokeshire’s most unspoilt coves from which it takes its name, Aberfforest. The house was renovated throughout (in 2015); there's a large well-equipped kitchen/diner, ideal for preparing family meals with its large, range cooker and twelve seater farmhouse table. There are two sitting rooms, one with a retained Inglenook and wood burning stove and a further cosy snug where children can relax and watch TV. Two staircases lead to the spacious bedrooms, there are five on the first floor, two of which offer super views over the beach and out to sea, and a fixed wooden step ladder leads to a final galleried attic bedroom nestling in the eaves. The enclosed, rear garden with paved terrace has views to the sea and is perfect to enjoy an alfresco meal on a summer’s evening.
Aberfforest House is a traditional farmhouse, set just 150 yards from the sea in one of Pembrokeshire’s most unspoilt coves from which it takes its name, Aberfforest. The house was renovated throughout (in 2015); there's a large well-equipped kitchen/diner, ideal for preparing family meals with its large, range cooker and twelve seater farmhouse table. There are two sitting rooms, one with a retained Inglenook and wood burning stove and a further cosy snug where children can relax and watch TV. Two staircases lead to the spacious bedrooms, there are five on the first floor, two offering super views over the beach and out to sea and a fixed wooden step ladder leads to a final galleried attic bedroom nestling in the eaves. The enclosed, rear garden with paved terrace has views to the sea and is perfect to enjoy an alfresco meal on a summer’s evening.

A short stroll from the house is the sand and shingle beach and the sheltered cove which is ideal for swimming and kayaking and is a favourite haunt of seals and dolphins. Another short stroll through deciduous ancient woodlands will take you to the spectacular waterfall and you can follow the river on its final run over the beach and into the sea. The bay, which can only be approached by the general public over a long footpath, is almost private and has launching facilities available by prior arrangement.

Join the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and enjoy walks along the coast to Newport with its golden sandy beach on the mouth of the Nevern river with its shops, pubs and restaurants or east to Cwm yr Eglwys, Pwllgwaelod and Dinas Head. The villages of Newport and Dinas with their facilities are both within 2 miles, a pleasant walk in good weather.

A wonderful break awaits you at Aberfforest House, perfect for family and friends to enjoy quality time together.