Llwyndyrys, Gîte Square and Compass, 4 couchages, 2 chambres, salles de bain

Llwyndyrys offers sweeping views over the fields to the coast and sea, set in the village of Square and Compass on the road equidistant between St Davids and Fishguard. This semi-detached original stone farmhouse has high ceilings and large windows that really maximise the view, and ensure a light and airy feel. Set back and enclosed from the road, a sliding door leads into the spacious modern open plan fitted kitchen that is well-equipped, enjoy meals at the breakfast bar and soak up the far-reaching sea views, washing up will never be a chore as you gaze across the fields towards Strumble Head and the sea. Arched into the sitting room it is comfortably furnished with plenty of space to relax. Stairs lead up to the 2 bedrooms and shower room on the first floor, both bedrooms make the most of the elevated views to the sea. Enjoy dining alfresco on the paved terrace to the side of the house with 3 steps up to the large lawn, all enclosed. There is a well stocked shop and garage in the village of Square and Compass, as well as a local pub all within walking distance. Keen walkers will delight in the maze of footpaths and pretty lanes to explore, the coast is only 2 miles away. There are a host of coastal villages scattered along this stunning coastline, take to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to really appreciate its rugged beauty. Head to Trefin with its pub and gallery/café perched above the picturesque sand and shingle cove of Aberfelin with is rock arch and interesting rock pools, the fishing village of Abercaste is well worth a visit, still frequented by fishermen you can watch them land their catch.To the South lies the blue sandy beach of Abereiddy and the famous Blue Lagoon, or Porthgain has a popular pub, The Sloop Inn, and a selection of art galleries. The stunning Whitesands Beach is nearby, perfect for families and frequented by surfers, beginners and professionals alike. A visit to the tiny City of St Davids is a must, with its majestic Cathedral and Bishops Palace, it is well served with a mixture of pubs, restaurants, galleries and shops. A trip from St Justinians in September to Ramsey Island to see the seals is guaranteed to be a highlight. Or head North to Fishguard, this picturesque harbour also has a range of facilities and a leisure centre. Llwyndyrys with its wonderful sea views is a perfectly positioned holiday base from which to explore this stunning section of the Pembrokeshire coastline.