The Cottages

Nestled among 11 acres of landscaped grounds, woodland and pastureland, Wellstone Cottage is bordered by the river Taff and crossed through by a babbling stream that adds a certain charm to the background noise of the picturesque nature. Lovers of all things green, hikers and photographers can delight in the enchanting views around the estate, or venture further out to Pembrokeshire National Park, Preseli Hills. Ten miles away, travellers can find the busy market town of Cardigan and seaside Newport, both offering a range of choices of shops, tourist stops and restaurants. Similar distance falls between the estate and Pembrokeshire Coastal Path with its many beaches, as well as Cenarth Falls, a well-known spot for fishing aficionados.

Each room boasts its own decor and theme. All cottages are equipped with broadband, TVs and fully equipped kitchens. A washer and drier can also be found on-site.

Room Details

Ivy Cottage

• Maximum occupancy: 2 people
• Ivy Cottage is a romantic dog friendly cottage for two with a private hot tub. This detached stone cottage has wonderful views of the grounds, a beautiful sunny conservatory and its own private hot tub.

Honeysuckle Cottage

• Maximum occupancy: 4 people
• Honeysuckle is a beautiful semi-detached stone cottage with well proportioned rooms and a lovely cottage garden.

Jasmine Cottage

• Maximum occupancy: 6 people
• Once believed to have been a haberdashery, Jasmine is delightful cottage for friends and family. The back door leads from the kitchen to your own patio with BBQ and firepit overlooking the lovely grounds.

Groupon's Guide To South West Wales Coast

Travellers visiting this part of Wales may take advantage of the many local attractions, walking opportunities and water activities in the area.

The National Trust in Pembrokeshire beckons with a dramatic coastline, sandy beaches, bays, clifftops, glacial valleys as well as quaint towns. Guests may explore the coastal town of Fishguard, divided into the main town and the old harbour of Lower Town. St David's is the smallest city in Britain, designated as a conservation area by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, while Solva, a small village to the south of St David's, lies on a deep valley at the mouth of the River Solva. Many walking routes are roaming up the Preseli Mountains, also known as Preseli Hills, while the Whitesands Beach is one of the most popular surfing beaches in Pembrokeshire / West Wales.