Bryncelyn is a pretty holiday cottage set in a quiet part of the historic town of Newport in Pembrokeshire. It is nestled between the historic church of St. Mary, with its Norman-Style tower, and the remains of the Norman castle, which was built in about 1200. Bryncelyn Cottage has been totally renovated and is beautifully decorated throughout.
Bryncelyn cottage is centrally heated and is equipped to a very high standard including a dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, TV/video and radio/CD player. Bryncelyn will sleep 6/7 people. There are three bedrooms with two double beds and a two single beds. There is also a zbed available for occasional use.
Both the lounge and kitchen lead on to the safe, sunny patio area which is perfect for BBQs or relaxing with a cold glass of beer or glass of wine.
Newport is a small, picturesque town within the Pembrokeshire National Park. This historical town is full of character and boasts many restaurants, cafes and pubs as well as a number of small shops including a well stocked delicatessen. Overlooking Bryncelyn Cottage is Carningli, “the Mount of Angels” which is the northernmost peak of the Preseli Mountains. The walk up to the top of the mountain is well worth the effort as from its summit on a clear day the mountains of Snowdonia can be seen. Newport is situated on the 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coastal Path with its steep cliffs, mud flats and sandy beaches. The coastal cliffs abound with birdlife. Beneath the cliffs there are a number of inaccessible beaches were seals give birth to their pups in the autumn months. Bryncelyn is an ideal base for Birdwatching, Walking, Sailing, Canoeing, Mountain Biking or simply relaxing and enjoying the scenery and beautiful beaches.
