An artist's detached house tucked away in a small village, a perfect home from home for nature lovers, walkers, history/archaeology buffs, artists and beachgoers. Walk 20 mins. along narrow country lanes and public footpaths to reach the closest beach, Aberbach, for a refreshing dip. Go further along the Pembrokeshire coast path to the north or southwest for ever-changing landscapes, coves and beaches, wildlife and historic sites galore. The stone barn was built around 1850. The house has two bedrooms and is best suited for 2 or 3 people (e.g. friends, a couple, a family of three) but fits 4 at a push. The larger bedroom has a standard double bed and is furnished with a chest of drawers and a clothes rail. The smaller bedroom has an IKEA sofabed with sprung mattress and a topper, a cupboard and a wardrobe. The house was restored in the early 2000s using reclaimed wood and Pembrokeshire oak for the floorboards, the custom-made kitchen and built-in cupboards. There's a multi-fuel stove with a built-in boiler in the living room. This heats the water (but there is also an immersion heater). The bathroom has a roll-top bathtub made by the Albion Bath Company, a good electric shower, an airing cupboard and storage. The kitchen has a gas stove, microwave oven, kettle, toaster, fridge, pots and pans, crockery, cutlery and a retro table in front of the picture window, which extends from 2 to 4 places. Coffee, tea, milk, sugar, eggs and bread will be provided for you when you arrive. The living room is split into two areas: a lounge area in front of the fire and a dining/study area behind it with a generous table that extends to seat four with room to spare. There are plenty of books to read and board games to play. The outdoor space has a gravel patio with garden furniture for 4, a chimnea for chilly nights, a predominantly wild garden with fruit bushes and herbs, and parking directly behind the house. There is no gate between the property and the road. Occasionally there will be farm traffic. There is a rookery directly behind the house. Nearby (15 minutes' walk/2 minutes' drive) is Tregwynt Woolen Mill, which has an EV charging point (and a cafe with a good menu).