Post Office Cottage

Trefasser, Strumble Head, Pembrokeshire

Post Office Cottage is a charming stone-fronted dwelling located in the tranquil community of Trefasser, nestled within the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Situated at the base of Garn Fawr on the Pen Caer peninsula, this cozy retreat is ideal for couples seeking a peaceful getaway near the coast. With Fishguard just five miles away, Newport twelve miles distant, and St. Davids fourteen miles, guests can enjoy easy access to a variety of attractions and activities. The cottage features unique characteristics such as stone walls, slate floors, and wooden beams, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The open-plan living area of the cottage is designed for comfort, offering ample seating and a well-equipped kitchen for all your cooking needs. The ground floor includes a shower room and toilet, while the spacious upstairs bedroom boasts a double bed and is filled with natural light. Guests can revel in breathtaking views from both the cottage and the garden, which overlook a pre-historic Iron Age fort, rocky outcrops, and the distant scenery of St David’s Head and the Irish Sea, making it a picturesque setting for relaxation.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of the Pembrokeshire coast path, located just half a mile from the cottage, as well as the Strumble Head Shuttle bus that facilitates access to various points along the path. For those who prefer circular walks, the surrounding landscape offers numerous well-maintained footpaths and bridleways. Nearby Abermawr beach presents opportunities for swimming and surfing, while Goodwick and Fishguard Lower Town are popular destinations for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding, ensuring that there is no shortage of activities to enjoy in North Pembrokeshire.

Conveniently, Goodwick is only three miles away and provides essential amenities such as a Tesco Express, post office, laundrette, pubs, and cafes. The neighboring town of Fishguard, known for its historical significance during the Last Invasion of 1797, features the Last Invasion Tapestry that honors local heroine Jemima Nicholas, along with the Royal Oak Inn, where the peace treaty was signed. Visitors can explore the delightful harbor of Lower Town, filled with fishing boats and yachts, or embark on a guided boat trip around Strumble Head. For those willing to venture further, the Blue Lagoon with its striking turquoise waters and the cathedral and ruins of the Bishops Palace in St David’s await. Post Office Cottage serves as the perfect home away from home for anyone looking to explore the beauty and history of Pembrokeshire.

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