Little Rogeston Cottage

Little Rogeston Cottage is a charming, traditional stone cottage converted from an old stone barn one of a group of 5 holiday homes known as Rogeston Cottages set in lovely communal grounds in the quiet rural hamlet of Rogeston, just 2 miles from the coast at Druidston and Nolton Haven.

A gravel path leads to the cottage, step into the open-plan living space that has been beautifully renovated yet retaining its olde world charm with exposed stone walls, vaulted ceiling and beams. Comfortably furnished in a mix of contemporary and traditional pieces, the velux windows ensure a light and airy feel, there is a well-equipped fitted kitchen area and the wood burning stove ensures a cosy feel, even on the chilliest of evenings. The romantic double bedroom makes a welcome retreat. To the front of the cottage is a gravelled patio, prettily planted with mature shrubs and flowers, it is perfect for dining alfresco on a summer’s evening or relaxing with a glass of wine or morning coffee, you are also welcome to enjoy the communal grounds.

Conveniently located nestling in rolling fields, footpaths abound for keen walkers to explore, the stunning coastline is only 2 miles away at Druidston, take to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to really appreciate its beauty with rugged cliffs, hidden coves and sandy beaches.

There are a huge range of beaches, many dog friendly all within a short drive including the picturesque Nolton Haven with its beachside pub and bistro or Broad Haven with its long stretch of sandy beach, popular with watersport enthusiasts. There is a hire centre for equipment or to learn new skills, as well as many places to eat, a cafe, pub and village shop or heading west is Newgale also popular with surfers both beginners and professional alike. Many have beachside restaurants and pubs where you can enjoy refreshments overlooking the sea. A little further on is the picturesque village of Solva with a selection of pubs, galleries and restaurants nestling round its narrow inlet. The tiny City of St Davids is well worth a visit with its majestic Cathedral and Bishops Palace, while the market town of Haverfordwest has an excellent Farmers Market show casing the best local produce. Take a boat trip to visit the off shore islands of Skomer, Grassholm and Ramsey, the bird and wildlife will astound.

Little Rogeston Cottage makes a wonderful retreat for just a couple, whatever the time of year, to explore all that Pembrokeshire has to offer.