A unique private accommodation space adjacent to our pottery studio situated on the Preseli Hills in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The surrounding area is scattered with a rich tapestry of Iron Age and prehistoric standing stones, hill forts, field patterns and roundhouse remains. The studio is situated within walking distance from "Pentre Ifan" burial chamber, one of the most famous sites and provides a great base for exploring the surrounding countryside and coastline. On the entrance to the accommodation, there is a spacious lounge area and a shower room. The ground floor offers a fully equipped kitchen with an open plan dining area and a cosy sitting room with a log burner. Guests will also find teas, coffee and some cooking basics in the kitchen. A spiral staircase leads to the loft bedroom and a small office space with a writing desk on the landing which opens onto a balcony. The spiral staircase into the loft bedroom is steep so please be aware that it may not be suitable for everyone (please refer to the photos of the interior). The bedroom sleeps up to 4 guests on a king size bed and two single beds. A toilet is situated on the ground level by the staircase. There is a small selection of books and board games for rainy days! There is parking available near the studio entrance. Guests have a small private garden space for their private use including a seating area and barbecue. Guests are also welcome to enjoy walks in our fruit orchard, woodland and fields. Guests are welcome to visit the pottery studio and gallery space when open.

We will meet guests on their arrival and show them how everything works. We are happy to help with any queries and the guests can find us in the main house.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail, a 186 mile (300km) stretch of the Wales Coast Path offering walkers spectacular coastal scenery and wildlife (sea birds, dolphins, seals and more), can be accessed in 15 minutes drive from the studio. The local town of Newport (Pembrokeshire) has the best preserved medieval pottery kiln in Britain, local producers market (Mondays), excellent cafes, restaurants, pubs, small shops and a post office. Enjoy the stunning views from nearby Carningli mountain to the town’s beautiful beach and river estuary. Other local places to explore include Ty Canol woods, Castell Henllys, Cardigan town, Nevern church, Gwaun Valley, Dinas Head and surrounding beaches and many more...