About this property
Overlooking the village church in the charming village of Mathry on the outskirts of Pembrokeshire National Park is Ty Canol. This charming, terraced cottage is brimming with character and is the perfect setting for small families, couples or friends looking to explore the wonders of Pembrokeshire. Utilise the off-road parking for two cars before crossing the threshold into the open-plan living/dining room which is adorned with exposed beams. Cosy into the armchair or on the sofa in front of the warming glow of the open fire while the designated chef of the group heads into the kitchen to rustle up a delicious meal. Sample their culinary creations around the dining table before heading outside to the small, enclosed garden to savour the last light over Mathry with a glass of wine in hand. When stars fill the sky above, travel back inside to wash off the day’s adventures in the ground-floor shower room ahead of sloping off to sleep in either the king-size or twin bedroom on the first floor. Come morning begin your adventure in Pembrokeshire! Make your way into the heart of the village to discover the local pub The Farmers Arms which serves a range of mouth-watering food, perfect after a day full of excitement. If you’re looking to explore the coast, venture into Pembrokeshire National Park which houses a range of idyllic beaches including Abermawr, Aberiddy and Whitesands Bay which are all ideal for those looking to spend time by the sea. The UK’s smallest city, St Davids, is also easily accessible by car; here you can discover a wealth of galleries, eateries, shops and pubs as well as its outstanding cathedral. From here you can also look forward to taking a boat trip over to Ramsey Island which houses an abundance of wildlife. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is also a haven for keen ramblers as it meanders an impressive 186 miles through charming seaside villages; offering endless explorations. Make unforgettable memories at Ty Canol.
Situated on a hilltop on the south-west coast of Wales, is the little village of Mathry, in between the notable town of Fishguard and city of St Davids. History shows that this village was once a defensive fort in the Iron Age, positioned for early sightings of an enemy approach, nowadays it is a quiet village with beautiful views of the St Davids Peninsula visible from different spots in the village. To the west you will find the lovely coastline, and going south will bring you to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with many opportunities for walks, cycling, and many other activities. Mathry is a quaint rural village, an ideal base for exploring south-west Wales.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x twin.
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with open fire
Oil central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, dishwasher.
Smart TV, DVD player and WiFi.
Fuel, power and starter for open fire included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Small enclosed garden.
Two well-behaved dogs are welcome (additional charge applies).
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 3 miles, pub 0.1 miles walk and beach 3.2 miles.
Note: Electric Vehicles - This property does not have a charge point for electric vehicles and charging from within the property is prohibited.
Note: Please bring your own beach towels.
Note: The garden area is enclosed but cannot be guaranteed child/dog proof.
Note: Check-in 5pm, check-out 10am
Nearby points of interest
- Blue Lagoon
- Ramsey Island RSPB Nature Reserve
- Theatr Gwaun
- Solva Woollen Mill
- Dr Beynon's Bug Farm
- St Davids Cathedral
Reviews (15)
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Audrey
The cottage could do with a little love but I guess the price reflects the condition. The TV could be bigger but thatâs nit picking and it was a smart tv so offered Netflix and prime which was good. A 3 seater sofa would be better than the current 2seater and the fridge is a good size but the property would benefit from a bigger freezer space ( particularly as we went at Christmas and took lots of food with us as we knew we were not near a supermarket) The welcome pack was delightful and most welcome after a long drive, the beds were very comfortable and we enjoyed the radio in the bedroom. Secure garden for our small dogs was also very good . We would stay again as we really liked the area and would like to explore more possibly spring time . We didnât visit the pub but it looked nice , the tea rooms were closed for the duration of our stay so canât comment on it at all . Parking outside the cottage was fine and overall it was a nice place to stay and relax The heating system is efficient and on a timer but there are instructions to change settings if you need to, we didnât but it was straightforward.
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Jeremy
The house itself is very cosy, with central heating that quickly warms the place up. The beds were really comfortable, and the coal fire was atmospheric and made it a great place to stay.
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Stuart
Like others a strong smell of damp was evident on first entry to the property however this was not noticeable after being inside for a short while. Given the age of some properties sometimes this is unavoidable, and can be a constant headache. The property is in small village and is ideally positioned for sightseeing, the pub and tearoom in the village are excellent and well worth visiting.