
Pen y Mynydd is a spacious Welsh retreat in Pembrokeshire that sleeps 11 in comfort. Located in the stunning countryside near Newport, this property offers exceptional space for gatherings with multiple living areas perfect for families or friends travelling together. The property features generous grounds where groups can spread out and enjoy the outdoors.
The surrounding Pembrokeshire landscape provides breathtaking coastal scenery and rolling hills. This peaceful rural setting offers privacy whilst remaining accessible to local amenities and attractions.
The accommodation comprises 6 well-appointed bedrooms sleeping multiple guests across comfortable sleeping arrangements. 3 bathrooms ensure convenience for larger groups.
Pen y Mynydd is a spacious Welsh retreat in Pembrokeshire that sleeps 11 in comfort. Located in the stunning countryside near Newport, this property offers exceptional space for gatherings with multiple living areas perfect for families or friends travelling together. The property features generous grounds where groups can spread out and enjoy the outdoors.
The surrounding Pembrokeshire landscape provides breathtaking coastal scenery and rolling hills. This peaceful rural setting offers privacy whilst remaining accessible to local amenities and attractions.
The accommodation comprises 6 well-appointed bedrooms sleeping multiple guests across comfortable sleeping arrangements. 3 bathrooms ensure convenience for larger groups. The social spaces include a large kitchen and dining area where everyone can gather, plus separate sitting rooms for relaxation.
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (8 miles, 15 minutes) offers spectacular walking routes. Newport Beach (3 miles, 8 minutes) provides sandy shores for group days out. Castell Henllys Iron Age Village (4 miles, 10 minutes) brings history alive. Cardigan town (7 miles, 12 minutes) has shops and eateries.
Pen y Mynydd suits multi-generational families or friend groups wanting Welsh countryside combined with coastal access. Book here for space, location and genuine group-friendly facilities.
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Multiple bedrooms and bathrooms mean large groups stay comfortably without feeling cramped. Everyone gets their own space whilst enjoying communal areas together.
The stunning Pembrokeshire coastline sits just minutes away. Groups can explore beaches, coastal paths and dramatic clifftop views within a short drive.
Extensive grounds provide room for outdoor games, barbecues and children to play safely. Perfect for groups wanting fresh air and countryside freedom.
Separate sitting rooms let different generations relax how they want. Some can watch films whilst others chat or play games in another space.
Peaceful countryside location offers tranquillity and beautiful Welsh landscapes. Groups escape busy life whilst staying close to coastal attractions and market towns.
The large kitchen and dining areas suit group meals and special occasions. Plenty of room for everyone to sit down together for celebrations.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Pen y Mynydd by car, take the A487 towards Newport in Pembrokeshire. Follow signs for the SA42 postcode area and turn off towards the property location. Off-road parking accommodates multiple vehicles for your group.
The nearest railway station is Fishguard & Goodwick, approximately 12 miles from the property. From there, taxi services or car hire can transport your group to Pen y Mynydd through the scenic Pembrokeshire countryside.
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Located 3 miles from your accommodation.
Postcode: SA42 0SY
Located 3 miles from your accommodation.
Postcode: SA42 0TA
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Postcode: SA41 3UY
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