Wellstone Cottages

Llanfyrnach, Pembrokeshire

Wellstone Cottages, situated in the picturesque village of Llanfyrnach, Pembrokeshire, offers a remarkable holiday experience amidst 23 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. The property features a diverse landscape that includes woodland, pastureland, a serene lake, and the flowing river Taff along its border. This stunning location is designed to accommodate up to 24 guests across four contemporary cottages, each providing a comfortable and inviting atmosphere for family gatherings or special events.

The accommodations at Wellstone Cottages consist of 11 bedrooms, collectively offering 19 beds, making it ideal for large groups. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including two hot tubs, BBQ facilities, firepits, and outdoor furniture, perfect for al fresco dining. The Coach House features a spacious living room, and there is an option to set up a large traditional canvas 3-pole marquee, enhancing the venue for celebrations such as birthdays, family reunions, and responsible stag and hen parties.

In addition to the luxurious accommodations and outdoor amenities, Wellstone Cottages provides private gardens for guests to explore and enjoy. The property is equipped with full-fibre broadband and Wi-Fi, ensuring that guests stay connected during their stay. For personalized service, potential visitors are encouraged to contact Dan to discuss their specific requirements before making a booking, ensuring that all needs are met for a memorable experience.

The surrounding area of Llanfyrnach is rich in cultural highlights and attractions. Guests can explore local gems such as the Tollgate House Studio & Gallery and the Small World Theatre, which showcase the artistic spirit of the region. Nature enthusiasts can visit the Welsh Wildlife Centre and Moorland Cottage Plants, while families may enjoy the Teifi Valley Railway Limited and the West Wales Museum of Childhood. This blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences makes Wellstone Cottages a perfect getaway destination in Wales.