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A beautifully converted 18th century mill, charmingly restored, it retains many original features with exposed solid stone walls, beams and vaulted ceilings. Furnished in natural tones with a country living feel and guests' comfort in mind; enjoy leisurely family meals around a farmhouse table in the rustic fitted kitchen/diner, one step up from the sitting room, which overlooks the grounds, with a wood burning stove. Stairs lead from here to a twin room and another bedroom/sitting room on the first floor that opens to a decked balcony - a lovely spot to relax and admire the view out over the stream and Dowrog Common Nature Reserve. On the ground floor, down 2 steps, there is a family bathroom and two bedrooms; a cosy twin with stone walls and a romantic double with a four-poster bed that will be sure to delight.
The Mill overlooks a stream and surrounding fields, and offers a large, lawned garden which stretches down to the stream and gives plenty of space to unwind - if you are lucky you may see the heron fishing in the stream; a real retreat.
Tucked away from it all, yet only approximately 1.5 miles from the historic, tiny city of St Davids; the smallest city in Europe with excellent facilities, a Cathedral and the Bishop's Palace. Spend your days exploring the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path or on the glorious, sandy Whitesands beach, popular with surfers and officially voted one of the best beaches in the world. A boat trip from St Justinian's to Ramsey Island promises sightings of stunning birds and wildlife - not be missed.
A quality holiday retreat in a delightful setting, perfect for family celebrations and suitable for all ages to get away from it all whatever the season.
Care with children due to the stream.
Rhodiad Mill was converted in 1965 by the owner’s mother. The Mill used the water from the Dowrog Common, the wetlands behind, to power a water wheel, to grind wheat. Its dates are unclear, though part of the mill is said to be fifteenth century. The flour made by the miller, was used to make the staple diet of the Welsh manual worker, pudrum. It was a grain cake, not very appetising, but sustaining! The Leat was the water ditch bringing water to power the wheel, and it can be seen downstream, from the bridge, rejoining the River Alun. This is the river passing between the Cathedral and the Bishop’s Palace. Rhodiad y Brenin means royal road. Presumably its connection as part of the route to the port of Fishguard, meant that many travellers including, monarchs travelled through the village. Medieval west Wales with its cathedral and many religious establishments, plus its agriculture, fisheries and mining have disappeared as activities, but tourism has given a fresh lease of life to the area, which is where the Mill has rejoined mainstream economic life to the area.
Ground Floor: Hall, shower room/whb/wc, sitting room, 1 step and ledge up to kitchen, hallway with 2 steps down to bathroom/whb/wc, twin room, master bedroom/4 poster double bed/vanity unit/whb.
First Floor: Twin room/whb - interlocking doors through to twin bed/sitting room/play area with TV.
Heating: Gas central heating, wood burning stove, electric heater.
Electricity: & Gas: Charged as used.
Parking: Ample.
Facilities: Electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble drier, 2 TVs, WiFi, garden furniture.
Pets: Yes.
Website: www.rhodiadmill.co.uk
Coastal Concierge is here to make your Pembrokeshire holiday a special one.
Dr Beynon's Bug Farm is one of the most unique and exciting attractions that Pembrokeshire has to offer, so much so that it won an award for Most Exciting Business at the 2016 Pembrokeshire Tourism Awards. Also a working farm and Scientific Research Centre, The Bug Farm is now a popular visitor's attraction. With a Tropical Bug Zoo and Bug Museum, a Bug Farm Trail and Walled Garden, and even an indoor play area in their Bug Barn, there is plenty to do and see! They host regular workshops and events as well as offering lectures, tours and bug handling with up-close sessions. The Bug Farm is a Visit Wales Quality Assured Visitor Attraction, having also won Best Start-Up of the Year at the 2016 FSB Worldpay Business Awards and won the 2015 Plantlife International Meadow Maker of the Year for Wales. Dr Sarah Beynon has been selected by the Welsh Government as an "emerging legend" to coincide with Wales' 2017 Year of Legends.
The Bug Farm is also home to the restaurant everyone is talking about, Grub Kitchen, which serves creative and delicious dishes where the ingredients are local conservation grade produce as well as edible insects - don't worry, there are a number of dishes available for those of you who don't fancy sampling bugs! The Grub Kitchen holds a Visit Wales Quality Cafe Award.
The Grub Kitchen is open from 12pm - 3.30pm during Bug Farm opening hours. On days when they are available, up-close sessions are available on the hour every hour between 11am and 4pm with a surcharge of £1 - please check prior to your visit.
Children must be supervised at all times and well behaved dogs are welcome on leads to the Bug Farm however certain areas are marked not suitable for dogs as it is still a working farm.
Experience some of the finest places the natural world has to offer with boat trips to Ramsey island, Skomer and Grassholm. Discover a magical island wilderness coupled with the fun and excitement of a true marine expedition. You will witness some of the most powerful currents in Britain, pass beneath some of the highest cliffs in Wales and see spectacular breeding colonies of thousands of nesting seabirds.
Dogs are welcomed providing they are happy on board and are not particularly verbal during the trip. The number of dogs permitted is limited per trip.
Winner of the Gold Prize for Glass in the ‘craft&design’ magazine awards, Steve Robinson is an established fused glass artist and designer whose work is instantly recognisable and collected world-wide. A pioneer in the use of enamels to colour the glass, Steve has developed specialist techniques to create pieces bursting with texture and vibrancy. Glass wall art, bowls, sculptures, awards and trophies are individually and collectively decorative and intriguing. And Steve Robinson glasswork has a particular allure because of the intricacy of its make-up, its uniqueness and its ability to captivate. Bursting with pattern and texture, every piece offers something different drawing the eye and enhancing a room.
He welcomes visitors to the Gallery in St David’s,The Gallery is housed within a Grade II Listed former granary, and inside you will find a display of Steve’s latest work for purchase, from bowls, wall-hangings and larger sculptural works to smaller pieces such as tea-light panels and coasters. You can catch usually a glimpse of Steve at work in his Studio, located behind the Gallery.
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Blas Restaurant is located in the Twr y Felin Hotel in St Davids. The hotel is set in its own private grounds and situated just a ten-minute walk from the pembrokeshire coast path. They offer fine dining at a very high standard using local produce and serve lunches and evening meals. You have the Oriel Lounge which caters for afternoon teas from 3pm till 5pm and the Cornel Bar is a pre-dinner art lovers snug. To complement the dining experience they have a selection of over twenty old world wines available for you to enjoy.
This little cafe is situated right on the quay side of Solva with splendid views of the estuary serving home-made cakes, speciality coffees and a seasonal menu to eat in or take-away.
St Davids kitchen is run by a family of farmers, they rear their own meat and grow their own vegetables allowing them to see their produce from farm to folk. As well as using their own ingredients they supports the local farmers, fishermen. Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner all year round. They offer an extensive food and drink menu, with popular favourites including their own Welsh Black Beef, Ramsey Island Venison and Lamb, Solva Crab and Lobster. They also have themed nights and a changing specials board and take-away menu available.
Blas Restaurant is located in the Twr y Felin Hotel in St Davids. The hotel is set in its own private grounds and situated just a ten-minute walk from the pembrokeshire coast path. They offer fine dining at a very high standard using local produce and serve lunches and evening meals. You have the Oriel Lounge which caters for afternoon teas from 3pm till 5pm and the Cornel Bar is a pre-dinner art lovers snug. To complement the dining experience they have a selection of over twenty old world wines available for you to enjoy.
The hotel's Sea View Restaurant sources local Pembrokeshire Produce and Sea Food. The resident Chef Mark Napper carefully selects local producers and suppliers in Pembrokeshire where possible for the creation of our award winning cuisine. When available produce is purchased directly from local fisherman. The Sea View Restaurant can also caters for smaller to medium-sized functions.
This little cafe is situated right on the quay side of Solva with splendid views of the estuary serving home-made cakes, speciality coffees and a seasonal menu to eat in or take-away.
This International Music Festival incorporates orchestral concerts, chamber music, choral music and stage productions to create a full week of international music for all festival-goers to enjoy! Tickets available to buy online now https://fishguardmusicfestival.co.uk/concerts or by phone on 0333 666 3366 Monday to Friday 9am – 7pm; Saturday 9am – 5pm. If you are in the area you can also purchase tickets at Festival Box Office Theatr Gwaun, West St, Fishguard.
Folk and jazz fusion from Paul Hutchinson (Belshazzar's Feast, Hoover the Dog) and Karen Wimhurst of Cauld Blast Orchestra. Hear them in the evocative setting of a 200-year-old country chapel. Event Contact Details: Main Street Music Pembroke. Tel: 01646 621530. Email: burnettshill@btinternet.com. Tickets £10.
Kick starting The Torch Theatres annual sunset cinema showings will be Mamma Mia, at Gelliswick bay, Hakin!Doors open 7pm - film will commence at 9.30pm!Tickets are £10.00 each on the door, available to purchase now for an advanced price of £8.50.http://torchtheatre.co.uk/event_category/sunset-cinema-2017/
Come along to the annual family fun afternoon in Roch. The fete will have a selection of stalls,cream teas, BBQ & bar, ice-creams,games and side shows as well as the entertaining dog show.
With two different distances available, you can either enter the Middle Distance Ocean Lava event which is made up of a 1.2 mile swim, a 56 mile cycle and a 13.1 mile run; or the Wales Triathlon Sprint Distance which is made up of a 750m swim, a 13 mile cycle and a 4 mile run. Whether you're an athlete or a spectator, supporters line the streets creating an amazing atmosphere and energy which definitely makes this event a must-see!
With a packed weekend of music, literature, sport and food, Solva's Edge Festival makes the most of the local produce and events, and is a great weekend for all the family. The weekend hosts a Battle of the Bands, an open-water swim and a football tournament, plus there is a Beer and Cider festival throughout the weekend. There will also be a variety of stalls, literature talks, raffles and live music. There really is plenty going on this weekend! Please Note: There are no credit card facilities on site so please bring cash. Local shop/pubs offer cash back. See edgefestival.co.uk for more details
Pembrokeshire's newest Literary Festival where they will be showcasing some of the best in writing on a variety of themes. In addition, they are hosting creative writing and art workshops for adults and children, "Poems and Pints" and lots more....
Pembrokeshire's County Show returns for another year! This annual event brings thousands of people to the Haverfordwest Showground each year. With a variety of crafts and stalls, there is also displays, exhibitions and performances to see! There is a whole host of agricultural machinery on display as well as livestock to see, a fair, and a number of horse and dog shows. Of course there is also plenty of opportunities to meet and greet with local businesses, as well as sampling some great local produce on offer in the food hall!
Held in various locations across the seaside town of Fishguard, this festival occurs annual over the August Bank Holiday celebrating jazz and blues music.
A fundraising day for local charities, Camrose Vintage Working Day displays all kinds of vintage machinery for all to see and learn about how things used to work way back when. With entertainment such as Sheep Shearing and Folk Dancing, trade stands including those selling local crafts, and refreshments available - it's a great day out for people of all ages!
Fishguard’s Autumn Festival will be holding a ‘Family fun and Fireworks’ on Goodwick seafront. Pembrokeshire Firespinners will be at the event this year as well as many other fun activities.
Fishguard once again welcomes you to it's Annual New Year's Eve Street Party! With celebrations, live music and fireworks - it really is a fantastic party to celebrate the coming of the New Year! Refreshments are available on the street and in the surrounding pubs and restaurants. This event is free entry, donations are appreciated as any money given is then put towards next year's celebrations.
A perfect way to bring in the new year, Victoria Hall in Roch is hosting their annual New Years celebrations with a bonfire and fireworks. The event starts from 5pm onwards with the lighting of the bonfire, and refreshments are available in the hall throughout the evening. Admission to be paid upon entry.
This Charity Horse and Dog Show is an annual event which occurs in May each year in St. David's. With show jumping, dog shows, stalls and refreshments, this is a great day out for all those interested in horses and dogs!
Fabulas Location, amazing Thank you Sunshine and great adventures thanks a lot.
Fantastic Christmas in this beautiful location, Wonderful Cottage. Hoping to be snowed in!
Wonderful few days at the mill. Lovely sun made for great walks, Pickle the puppy's first visit of hopfully many more!
Had a great stay, great walks and even better drives, Loved the cottage!
Lovely walking week , the Cottage is well situated for the coastal path. But the walks from the cottage need wellies.
Greatly enjoyed our first Holiday in wales, Cottage was great base from which to explore, and even the weather turned up trumps!
Summer at Last,Lots of Sun , sea and Fun,wonerful location, Charming cottage beautiful garden a billient week
Beautiful Cottage sensivitly restored We havev had a wonderful time
Wet, windy and comfortable!
Splended St Davids Reunnion not in anyway affected by the less perfect weather. We sat 30 for dinner on the Mill land in a tent eating BBQ , Lamb cooked by an Argintenian / Canadian team. Christopher and Julia and Family's organized a great 50 years since our mother bought the Mill.
Once again we are here, Love visiting the Mill, my children have loved exploring the stream Thank you.
A very happy Easter with family, topped by a lovely Christning. Painted my shed, biked into St davids every day so a useful and healthy time.
Lovely Christening in the Cathedral
Brillient Easter break, loved playing on Whitsands, lovely Christning for baby in the Catherdral.
we had a wounderful Easter with lots of food and laughes and pickle xxxx
Thank you for the perfect Easter,
Wounderful Cottage ,Comfortable , warm and homely. Lovely located , Our dog carris, loved the grounds and beaches nearby, Hope to come back soon x
I Like the stream which is good for wading in, and the tree. Its especially good for reading under.
The Cottage is beautifuly furnished and decorated, very well equipped the best holiday cottage we have stayed at, have had a lovely week , thuroughly enjoyed it.
Our First Visit To Pembrokeshire, and we loved it the cottage is fabulous and itwas lovely to be able to spend the week with our three children & their Parties a real treat. Lots of surfing, walking, and chats over dinner. Weather Great too, We would love to come back again.
This is a Wonderful house and location the best in StDavids So peaceful and comfortable.
A special Family Gathering in a wonderful Location blessed with great weather, spent many happy days on Whitesands beach, and some great meals out at the Sloop and the Shed at Porthgaine.
A Glorious 12 days so Tranquil and peaceful doing nothing except enjoying all the Mill has to offer.
A wonderful long weekend for our first wedding Anniversary It was lovely to be here again the mill is looking beautiful and all the hedgegrows full of pretty wild flowers! Enjoyed all the delicious Seafood!
We had a brilliant time really liked surfing and horse riding on the beach, the the house is beautiful and there is lots of good tree climbing I really enjoyed the week, espesially beach riding at the nolton sands and the ice cream at Aberiddy . The trees were very helpful for amusing my sisters lots of trees to climb.
had a lovely time our 9 year old son and 12 year old neice and 15year old dog were all in the sream within minutes of arriving! visited local relitives and some lovely beaches Newgale and caerfea good for dogs.
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