Cottage Details

On Arrival

As you drive into the peaceful hamlet of Penparc and follow the quiet country lane to Beudy Gwyn, you immediately feel the calm of coastal Pembrokeshire. You’ll find ample off-road parking right beside the cottage, making arrival smooth and convenient—especially when travelling with dogs.

Once parked, walk through the gate into the front enclosed garden, where sweeping views across the Irish Sea greet you instantly. From there, step through the porch into the hallway and begin your Pembrokeshire adventure.  Note that when unloading dogs from the car, there is a section of fencing nearer to the quiet lane that is around 3 foot high.  The paddock gate isnt currently meshed so please be aware of this if you have very small dogs.

Inside Beudy Gwyn – Room-by-Room

Kitchen

The spacious, fully fitted kitchen gives you everything you need for relaxed holiday cooking. It includes:

• Halogen electric cooker

• Large fridge-freezer (ideal for raw-fed dog food or big family shops)

• Washing machine & tumble dryer

• Microwave, toaster, grill

• Dishwasher

• Breakfast table for easy mornings

• Plenty of storage

• Lovely views of the garden and countryside

Because it’s bright and airy, this kitchen works perfectly for preparing anything from simple lunches to hearty Welsh dinners after a long day of exploring.

Dining Room

Next, step into the beautiful dining room, which is full of character. With open rafters, a spacious dining table and patio doors leading straight onto the decking, the room invites you to gather, relax and enjoy meals together.

Whether you’re hosting a family dinner, playing board games after a beach day, or simply admiring the garden views, this room adds warmth to every moment.

Living Room

The living room offers a cosy and inviting space designed for comfort. Here, you can settle into:

• Three large, comfortable sofas

• Open log-burning fire for snug evenings

• 32 inch Smart TV, DVD player, Freeview, radio and WiFi

• Games, jigsaws, books and family entertainment

• Picture windows with breathtaking Irish Sea views

While you can’t see the sea view from the sofa when seated, you can easily stand by the window to watch fishing boats, dramatic sunsets, or coastal wildlife. This room feels wonderful after long walks on the coastal path.

Sunroom

Added in 2018, the sunroom quickly becomes a guest favourite — and it’s easy to see why. The panoramic coastal views are spectacular, and on a clear day you can even spot the Wicklow Mountains in Ireland.

Because it’s west-facing, you can enjoy some of Pembrokeshire’s most beautiful sunsets from here. With a comfortable sofa, bistro table and chairs, the sunroom is perfect for morning coffee, afternoon reading, or peaceful end-of-day unwinding.

Bedrooms & Bathrooms

Principal Ground-Floor Bedroom (King Size)

• Spacious and filled with natural light

• King-size bed

• TV

• Ensuite shower room

• Ideal for guests who prefer ground-floor accommodation

Ground-Floor Family Bathroom

• Full-sized bath

• Shower over the bath

• WC and basin

• Bright and modern

Upstairs Bedrooms

Double Bedroom (Sea Views)

Wake up to shimmering coastline views across the Irish Sea — a truly unforgettable start to each day.

Twin Bedroom

Light, airy and versatile — great for children, friends or extra family members.

Upstairs Cloakroom

A convenient WC and basin sits between both bedrooms.

Outside Spaces

Two Fully Enclosed Gardens — Perfect for Dogs

Beudy Gwyn offers TWO enclosed gardens (the lowest height in the front garden is around 3 feet high and the paddock gate isnt meshed, so please be aware of this with very small dogs), making it a standout choice for dog owners.  The rear garden is mostly stock fenced to a height of 4 feet high.  There is one section which has a raised mound along one side, but it has stock fencing behind it, please be aware of this for very agile / determined dogs.

Rear Garden (Very Large & Fully Enclosed)

• Expansive lawn, ideal for high-energy dogs

• Upper terrace with a pergola

• Stunning views toward Strumble Head

• Quiet, private and relaxing

• A true dog-friendly playground

Front Garden

• Accessed through the sunroom

• Beautiful sea views

• Safe enclosed space for dogs to potter and relax

Patio & Terrace Areas

• Two patios with outdoor seating

• Lovely spots for al fresco dining or a morning cuppa

• Sun loungers and BBQ available

Dog-Friendly Features (Dogs Stay Free!)

Beudy Gwyn is one of the most genuinely dog-friendly cottages in Pembrokeshire, and dogs stay completely free of charge. Even better, multiple dogs are welcome—just ask if unsure.

The property offers:

• Two enclosed gardens

• Very large lawn for safe play

• Quiet rural setting with minimal traffic

• Easy access to dog-friendly beaches and coves

• Direct access to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path

• Space and calm for dogs who need a low-trigger environment

• Raw-feeding-friendly fridge freezer

Reactive-Dog-Friendly

Beudy Gwyn is also ideal for dogs who need calm, controlled surroundings. It offers:

• A quiet hamlet with very little passing traffic

• Two enclosed gardens

• Only one footpath passing the front (none at the rear)

• Plenty of space for dogs to relax without meeting unfamiliar dogs or people

As a result, the cottage is extremely suitable for dogs who thrive with predictable outdoor access.

Local Area – Beaches, Walks & Attractions

Because Beudy Gwyn sits in such a spectacular part of Wales, you’ll find countless places to explore. A 30-minute walk along the coastal path leads to the nearest cove — sandy at low tide, pretty, peaceful and historic.

However, if your dog needs a zoomy-friendly beach, you have plenty of fantastic options:

Nearby Beaches

• Trefin Cove (Aberfelyn) – rock pools, rugged cliffs, tidal island

• Porthgain Harbour – restaurants, art, fishing boats

• Traethllyfn – dramatic cliffs, steep steps to the shore

• Aberreidy & Blue Lagoon – iconic slate quarry lagoon

• Newport Sands – long sandy beach

• Abercastle – peaceful and sheltered

• Broad Haven & Little Haven – sandy beaches (restrictions apply)

• Abermawr & Aberbach – quiet, wooded valley walks

• Goodwick Sands – beach + ferry port

• Strumble Head Lighthouse – iconic views & wildlife

• Druidston Haven – huge sandy beach

• Whitesands Beach – world-class surf (restrictions apply)

• Newgale Sands – long sandy stretch (restrictions apply)

• Caerfai Beach – turquoise waters and cliffs

• Solva – pretty estuary

Additionally, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path sits right on your doorstep — perfect for long scenic walks. A convenient local walkers’ bus helps you complete one-way routes with ease.

Nearby St Davids

Just a short drive away, St Davids (Britain’s smallest city) offers:

• Stunning cathedral

• Bishop’s Palace ruins

• Cafés, pubs and shops

• Art galleries

• Boat trips to Ramsey Island (RSPB reserve)

Summary of Features

Bedrooms

• 1 king-size (ground floor, ensuite)

• 1 double (upstairs, sea views)

• 1 twin (upstairs)

Bathrooms

• 1 ensuite shower

• 1 family bathroom

• 1 upstairs WC

Services & Facilities

• WiFi & Freeview

• Log burner (open fire)

• Oil-fired central heating

• Travel cot & high chair

• Linen and towels included

• Iron & ironing board

• Dog towels, poo bags, and dog bowls

• Off-road parking

Entertainment

• Smart TV, DVD, CD player, radio

• Books, games, jigsaws

• Patio furniture

• BBQ