A Warm Welcome
A Warm Welcome
A Warm Welcome
About Us
A Warm Welcome
Welcome to Treicert Farm Cottages in Pembrokeshire, four luxury self-catering holiday cottages that have been converted from 18th century farm outbuildings, but with all the contemporary comforts you’d expect for a relaxing break on the Pembrokeshire coast. Owners, Anona and Andrew Thomas live on-site at the farm which has been in Anona’s family for four generations. Although it’s no longer a working dairy farm, the 160 acres of stunning countryside offers an idyllic rural base to explore the local area.
Our History
A Family Farm
The original Treicert farm buildings date back to the late 19th century. Anona’s grandparents, Tom and May Davies began to farm here in the 1940s, it was then inherited by Anona’s father and uncle, Glyn and Dylan. Glyn lived at the farm all his life, he married Nesta and they continued the dairy farm until 2014. Anona and Andrew were gifted the farm outbuildings from her parents, Glyn and Nesta and they decided they wanted to share their beautiful rural haven with holiday guests.
The cottages Bwthyn Bach and Bwthyn Mawr were converted from the original milking parlour in 2005, this was featured by Channel 5 on their tv programme ‘Build A New Life In The Country’. In 2010 an old stable was expertly converted to create Y Cartws and then Y Cwtch from an old farm kitchen that was used for salting. Easily accessed from a level tarmac lane, each of the four holiday cottages have ample parking and an enclosed rear garden so that small guests (pets or children) have plenty of outdoor space to safely enjoy.
Out and About
Scenic Surroundings
Treicert Farm Cottages are 4 miles from the beautiful coastal town of Newport with a huge sandy beach and a sheltered harbour (The Parrog), and a selection of shops, pubs, cafes, tennis courts and an excellent golf course overlooking the sea.
Anona and Andrew are passionate about providing the best holiday experience they can for each guest and are on-hand to answer any questions about local attractions and everyday practicalities at the accommodation. Offering advice about the local dog walks on the surrounding farm paths, there is also a small cromlech, ‘Llech Y Dribedd’, in their top field, legend has it that the capstone for the burial chamber, was thrown by a giant from Carningli mountain to its current resting spot.
From the Newport holiday cottages, walkers can enjoy a scenic path with access to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and the ‘Witches Cauldron’, approx 2 miles from the cottages. The Witch’s Cauldron or in Welsh; ‘Pwll Y Wrach’, is a dramatic cave formation near Ceibwr Bay. It’s a crater in a hill filled with greeny-blue water, formed where sea waters have eroded soft rocks.
Use the following links to download the maps of the walks from the cottages to the coastal path:
Our Ethos
Sustainable Home
At Treicert farm we have a strong sustainability ethos from converting our holiday homes from existing farm buildings to installing the cottages’ heating system, running off a central ‘biomass’ boiler using wood pellets. Burning the wood pellets is a carbon-neutral process that is much more sustainable than gas or oil.
Pembrokeshire County Council have implemented a full recycling refuse collection and we actively encourage all holiday guests to help with this when they stay in our cottages. Each accommodation has separate recycling containers and we leave all the information you need so that guests are able to wash and sort their waste easily.
Book Your Holiday Today!
Treicert Farm Cottages offer a warm welcome at a secluded base to enjoy the rural delights of West Wales, with many attractions and towns such as Newport, Cardigan and Fishguard, close by. The holiday cottages can be booked individually or together to accommodate up to 16 in larger family groups, if you have a special birthday occasion or family celebration, they’re the perfect spot for a group family break where everyone has their own space and the grandparents can come too!
Start planning your self-catering Pembrokeshire break today at Treicert Farm Cottages, with breathtaking scenery and pursuits for all ages, it’s the ideal Welsh holiday destination.
