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, in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, is a cosy, well appointed, stone-built studio cottage to sleep one or two people (measuring 7m x 4.3m inside). It is located in the small, quiet hamlet of Treleddid Fawr, on St. Davids headland, from where there are views across St. Brides Bay to Skomer and to Ramsey islands. The coast path, and its isolated seal breeding coves, is easily accessible. Whitesands and Porth Melgan beaches and the cathedral city of St. Davids are less than two miles away. (Map Ref 753 278).

• The studio with its heavy beams and vaulted ceiling contains a fully equipped built-in kitchen with electric cooker, a double bed, and dining and easy chairs.
• Woodblock flooring with rugs extends throughout to include the hall and shower room.
• There is a small loft sleeping space (only suitable for the more agile) that can be made up by prior arrangement.
• An airy and spacious atmosphere is created by large south facing windows overlooking its own private, secluded and furnished walled garden from where the sun, the stillness and the unusually clear night skies may be enjoyed.
• Heating is by log stove, for which all fuel is provided, or electric radiator. A reasonable amount of electricity is included.
• All bed linen, tea towels and utensils are provided but not personal towels.
• No TV is provided but portable reception is fine. There is a radio / cassette / CD player.
• It is reached by a minor road and off-road parking is next to the studio.

Location  

• Footpaths lead to the coast path or across moors in other directions with stunning scenery and wonderful walking in unspoilt landscapes.
• There are island boat trips, fishing and water sports on river and sea and a nine-hole golf course overlooking Whitesands Bay.