Tirmynydd, formerly known as Thimble End cottage, is a charming holiday retreat nestled in the heart of Upper Solva, Pembrokeshire, within the picturesque Pembrokeshire National Park. This spacious accommodation, ideal for families or groups, comfortably sleeps eight guests across four bedrooms. The cottage, built in the late 1700s, boasts an array of period features, including exposed beams and deep-set windows that create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The homely Welsh stone hearth in the lounge/diner serves as a perfect gathering spot after a day of exploring the stunning coastal path, which is only a minute away.
The well-equipped kitchen is designed for convenience, providing all the modern amenities necessary for cooking and dining with loved ones. Outside, a sunny, enclosed garden offers a delightful space for barbecues and relaxation, making it a great spot for both play and unwinding. Tirmynydd is pet-friendly, allowing up to two dogs, with the first staying free of charge and a nominal fee for the second. Additionally, WiFi is available throughout the property, ensuring guests can stay connected during their stay.
Guests can easily access the scenic Solva harbour via numerous picturesque paths, where children can enjoy playing in the sand during low tide, and dog walkers can relish the breathtaking views. The harbour is alive with activity, from local fishermen bringing in their daily catch to families crabbing from the quay. Visitors can explore quaint shops and galleries or enjoy refreshments at nearby pubs and bistros, including the popular 'Café on the Quay' known for its delicious Welsh ice cream. The proximity of excellent dining options within walking distance enhances the convenience of Tirmynydd, making it easy to savor fresh local cuisine without the need for a car.
For those seeking adventure, Tirmynydd serves as a comfortable base to explore the myriad of activities Pembrokeshire has to offer. Whether indulging in watersports, embarking on boat trips to offshore islands, or enjoying leisurely tourism, guests can find something for everyone. The surrounding area also includes stunning beaches like Newgale and Whitesands, both just a short drive away. With the added appeal of discounts for smaller parties outside of school holidays, Tirmynydd is an attractive option for those looking to experience the beauty of Pembrokeshire in all seasons, while enjoying the comforts of home.
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