Perfect for couples, our bijou studio at just 25 sq.m. is a light space with slate floors, full of contemporary art and mid-century furniture; perhaps the most stylish stable in Solva! It has a mini-kitchenette with dishwasher, wetroom & rainshower, log burner, Wi-Fi and Smart TV. The studio is located in the garden of Art and Accommodation at Haroldston House in Upper Solva. It is accessed through the hall and garden of the Georgian house, down a flight of stone steps and through the garden. The garden is for guests' sole use and there is garden furniture, a parasol, firepit (with barbecue grill) and wood-fired pizza oven (there are also complimentary homemade pizza bases in the fridge icebox to get you started). You are welcome to enjoy the art in the public spaces of the house, and browse the guide books and information - as well as use the washing machine and dryer. Check-in is between 3pm and 9pm, with check-out by 11am. We will be around to welcome you on your arrival, and are generally around as we live and work in the house too, and if you would like any suggestions or recommendations. Haroldston House is carbon neutral and we leave you complimentary provisions for your first breakfast in the fridge. There is free parking available on the forecourt of the main house with more in a public parking area opposite, approximately 30m up the road. Unfortunately, there is no facility for bike storage in the house or in the garden, as access to the Stable Studio is through the main house. Haroldston House lies in Pembrokeshire's most picturesque harbour village of Solva. Just a few minutes' walk down the hill to the restaurants, pubs and shops of Solva, as well as the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, we are the ideal holiday base from which to explore the St Davids Peninsula and North Pembrokeshire. Solva makes an ideal base from which to spend a few days experiencing the beautiful peninsula – whether by touring, coasteering or on Pembrokeshire’s world-famous coastal path, which takes you through the contrasting seascapes of the peninsula’s three shores. Exposed cliffs, beautiful beaches and coves, prehistoric vestiges and the post-industrial landscape of the promontory are all within a few miles of Haroldston House. The nearest railway station is Haverfordwest (21 km away) and ferry port is Fishguard (26 km away). The T11 bus runs during the day (except Sundays). Search for Traveline Cymru for its timetable or download their app. There are also local taxi companies.