Solva · 整套民居 · 2室7床1.0卫 · 可住6人 · Cosy cottage, sea views, Solva, Pembrokeshire
Ty Cranc (The "Crab House") is a traditional stone, mid-terrace cottage, beautifully and sympathetically renovated with sea views, set on a quiet no-through lane in the heart of Upper Solva, just a stone’s throw from the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and village pub. Ty Cranc is comfortably and stylishly furnished with a contemporary twist complimenting the traditional features. A lovely cosy holiday home for couples and families alike, whatever the time of year. The ground floor open-plan living and kitchen space features a large L-shaped sofa, dining area and wood-burning stove to ensure a cosy feeling even on the chilliest of evenings. Stairs lead up to a delightful double bedroom, with sea views, on the first floor. Children will love the cleverly designed, space saving bunk-bed pod. Alternatively, there are fixed-foot-step "paddle" stairs leading to another double bedroom nestling in the eaves. On a summer's day, enjoy sitting on the bench in front of the cottage or spend time in the separate island garden set down the lane with a lawn where children can play and you can linger over an alfresco meal soaking up the sea view. The property also has a private tiny yard "outdoor room" with rain shower and wet-suit hanging zone.
The cottage is a really lovely place to stay for a family. Lovely quiet lane - and we sat outside in the sun with a coffee and playing card games - with friendly neighbours. Fabulous location in beautiful Solva. Just a short stroll, which is utterly beautiful with glorious views over the estuary, down footpaths through fields and along the water's edge, to get to Lower Solva. Also a lovely little meander up to the headland to watch sunset. We did these walks repeatedly as they are so beautiful. In the house, the beds are comfortable, the windows are sunny, the rooms were clean, the children loved the outdoor shower, and the children also loved the little (although full sized) cubby beds. Such a clever use of space. The house is small and cosy but the space is so well designed that there is easily enough space for us, as a family of 5. So many beautiful spots right on your doorstep. Calvin was very responsive by text message when we (for some reason) hadn't received the AirBnB doorcode
Really enjoyed our stay despite wet and windy weather. Great location for exploring the area, only a few minutes walk from the pubs in Solva (very much enjoyed dinner at the Cambrian, we ate in the bar area with our retriever) and a nice lunch at the Hats and Barrels. Our dog absolutely loved his beach trips to Broad Haven, Whitesands and Abereiddy (and we loved seeing the blue lagoon there and watching the coasteering). St David's was also good to visit and only a few miles away. The local shop for supplies is just a few minutes walk further up the road. When it was raining we were nice and cosy in the cottage with its very comfy sofa. The space has been cleverly thought out and it's a bit like a tardis inside. Our bedroom was very spacious and the bed was super comfortable. The shower was also great. There is a stair gate at the bottom of the stairs - v useful for the dog! We didn't try and drive down the lane and parked in the parking area which is just beyond it on the right.
Great place good communication. Difficult to unload etc… re parking outside but this was expected from description.
Conveniently located in Upper Solva, there is a popular village pub only a few yards away and a well-stocked shop. Down the hill in Lower Solva there are a further range of shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants to try, jostling around the picturesque harbour. The sheltered sandy-bottomed harbour is ideal for sailing enthusiasts and kayakers.
Join the Pembrokeshire Coast path running not far from the doorstep to really appreciate this rugged and spectacular coastline with breathtaking views out over St Brides Bay and the islands of Ramsey, Skokholm and Grassholm.
A short drive to the west lies the tiny city of St Davids with its range of shops, pubs and restaurants. The Cathedral and Bishops Palace are well worth a visit or take a boat trip from St Justinians around the island of Ramsey, famous for its seal pups in September.
Families and surfing enthusiasts will also love the long sandy beach at Newgale to the East with its beach side pubs and cafes.
Ty Cranc is conveniently located for the extensive opportunities for families, walkers and water-sport enthusiasts that the Pembrokeshire coastline offers.
It is well connected for road links and Solva is served by the local 'Puffin Bus' which allows you to further explore the beautiful coastline and surrounding areas.
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Hello! My wife, children and I live in Penarth, near Cardiff UK. We have our wonderful, stylishly refurbished holiday home in beatutiful Solva with direct access onto the stunning Pembrokeshire coast path and would be happy for you to use "Ty Cranc" as your exclusive base to explore this special area...
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