Bayvil

Newport, Pembrokeshire

Bayvil is a pleasant family-owned farmhouse located in Newport, Pembrokeshire, Wales, accommodating up to 8 guests across 4 bedrooms. The property has been carefully restored to maintain its traditional Welsh character while incorporating modern amenities, providing a comfortable and spacious environment for visitors. The farmhouse features an open fire for cozy evenings and offers a special discount of 60% for small parties of 4 or fewer during February and March, excluding the half-term week. Reservations can be made by calling the office directly.

Set within the stunning Pembrokeshire National Park, Bayvil enjoys a picturesque rural location with views of the Preseli Hills. It is conveniently located between the villages of Nevern and Felindre-Farchog, just 4 miles from the coastal town of Newport. Both nearby villages boast popular riverside pubs, and the area is rich in historical landmarks, including Nevern's ancient church and the neolithic monument of Pentre Ifan. The property also offers easy access to various outdoor activities, including walking trails, birdwatching, and water sports.

The interior of Bayvil includes two king-size bedrooms and two twin bedrooms, all equipped with USB points and scenic country views. The upstairs layout features an en-suite shower room for the master bedroom, while a family bathroom serves the other rooms. Downstairs, guests can relax in a cozy sitting room with modern comforts, including a 40” TV and an electric wall fire, or gather around the traditional log burner in the living room. The well-equipped kitchen includes an electric range cooker, dishwasher, and a dining area that accommodates up to 8 people.

Outdoor amenities enhance the experience at Bayvil, featuring a small patio accessible from the kitchen and a spacious garden area with seating, a BBQ, and a child’s swing. There’s also a pony paddock visible from the patio, a lock-up shed for surfboards and bicycles, and ample parking for up to three cars. With its blend of comfort, historical intrigue, and proximity to nature, Bayvil serves as an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty and attractions of Pembrokeshire.

• Internet
• Open Fire