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Porthgain, located in the picturesque region of Dyfed, Wales, is home to a charming cottage that accommodates two guests. This delightful property is nestled within a row of similar cottages, just a short stroll from the stunning harbour. The hamlet of Porthgain is celebrated for its coastal beauty and features, including a fabulous pub, a restaurant, and an art gallery, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a vibrant seaside experience. The area is perfect for kayaking enthusiasts, particularly those who bring their own kayaks, and the coastal path nearby offers breathtaking walks to notable locations such as Abereiddy, famous for its blue lagoon and sandy beach, as well as Traeth Llyfn, which provides direct access to the shore.
St Davids, the UK's smallest city, is conveniently located just seven miles away from Porthgain. This charming city boasts a magnificent cathedral, the historic bishop's palace, quaint tea rooms, and a variety of independent shops, making it an excellent day trip option for visitors of all ages. The combination of natural beauty and cultural attractions in the surrounding area enhances the overall appeal of the cottage as a vacation retreat.
Upon entering the cottage, guests are welcomed into a cozy hallway that leads to a comfortable lounge area equipped with a sofa, which also serves as a sofa bed for alternative sleeping arrangements, and a television. The kitchen is well-appointed with modern amenities, including an electric oven and hob, a microwave, a fridge with an ice compartment, and a washing machine. A notable feature of the cottage is the gallery space, reminiscent of traditional crog lofts, which adds character and charm to the property.
The cottage underwent a significant refurbishment in 2018, resulting in a new staircase that leads to a romantic mezzanine area. This delightful king-size bedroom offers a unique sleeping experience, although it has a restricted height that adds to its character. Additionally, there is a wet room with a shower and WC conveniently located on the ground floor. Outside, guests can enjoy a lovely patio area with table and chairs, where they can relax and listen to the soothing sounds of the waves lapping at the shoreline. Roadside parking is available, subject to availability, making this cottage an excellent base for couples seeking an authentic seaside getaway.
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