Your Christmas Coastal Escape: Six Pembrokeshire Homes with Festive Deals
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Dreaming of Christmas by the coast? There’s still time to book a festive escape in one of Pembrokeshire’s enchanting holiday homes, with savings of up to £858 on a week’s stay. From a grand Grade II listed rectory tucked away in landscaped grounds to a characterful 17th-century cottage steps from a medieval castle, Coastal Cottages’ collection features a host of options perfect for celebrations. Choose from:
Celebrate Christmas or New Year in a grade II listed rectory
Hidden away in 1.5 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds with a sweeping driveway, is Glebe House in Nolton. The renovated Grade II listed rectory sleeps 14 and is packed with original features including wooden floors, ornate fireplaces, and A-frame beams making it a magical base for a festive escape.
There’s even a Medieval vaulted ceiling and a glass-covered well in the conservatory floor plus, a stately vestibule with two reception rooms leading off, one with comfortable sofas for relaxing and the other a games room which both adults and children will enjoy, as well as a TV snug with wood burning stove that’s perfect for colder evenings. The large country style kitchen gives ample space to prepare festive treats, and keen cooks will appreciate the large Aga and double electric ovens.
The pretty sandy cove of Nolton Haven, with its lovely beachside pub, is within walking distance; and a 20-minute walk leads to the dramatic Druidston beach with its beautiful sand and rock pools to explore. A seven-night stay for 14 people arriving on 6 or 13 December is £1700 (down from £2000), saving £300 or a week arriving on 20 or 27 December costs £3432 (down from £4290), saving £858. (www.coastalcottages.co.uk 01437 765765)
Ty Mor a beautifully renovated cottage in Manorbier village
Celebrate Christmas by the sea at Ty Mor, a beautifully renovated 17th-century cottage in the heart of Manorbier village. Just a short stroll from a sandy beach and Medieval Castle, this characterful retreat features stone walls, wooden floors and Victorian fireplaces.
The spacious sitting room, complete with piano for carol singing, opens to a large cottage kitchen ideal for preparing Christmas feasts around the farmhouse table. Four bright bedrooms and a family bathroom offer restful retreats after days exploring the coast. Guest can leave their cars behind here, with a village pub, tearoom and well stocked village shop are within walking distance. There are also plenty of options for bracing coastal ambles for those keen to walk off some of the festive excesses. A seven-night stay for 8 people arriving on 6 or 13 December costs £630 (down from £840), saving £210 or a stay arriving on 20 December costs £1418 (down from £1890), saving £472. (www.coastalcottages.co.uk 01437 765765)
Lions Head, stylish holiday home in Broad Haven
Modern and stylish, Lions Head boasts a hot tub and stunning views over the blue flag beach of Broad Haven. The decked balcony is accessed through bifold doors from the open plan living space, ideal for festive drinks on the terrace and to soak up the beautiful sunsets.
Upstairs both the double and master bedroom have sea views too, while the master with its ensuite shower room has a Juliette balcony. Another double ensuite bedroom and a garden room are on the lower ground floor, giving more space to relax or for children to play. A seven-night stay for 8 people arriving on 20 or 27 December costs £1752 (down from £2190) saving £438. (www.coastalcottages.co.uk 01437 765765)
Stylish barn conversion in Castlemartin
The Stables & Bullpen is a charming stone barn conversion, on the edge of the village of Castlemartin, less than two miles from the stunning Freshwater West beach – popular with surfers and the setting for the blockbuster movies Robin Hood and Harry Potter.
Packed with original features and beams throughout, the property has a cottage-style kitchen/diner and cosy sitting room. The hall leads to three welcoming bedrooms and a bathroom.
The area abounds in spectacular cliffs, hidden coves and sandy beaches, visit the Green Bridge of Wales a natural limestone stack reaching out into the sea or the tiny medieval 6th century St Govans Chapel built into the cliffs. The beaches of Broadhaven South, Barafundle and Swanlake can all be approached on foot so are great for festive strolls. A seven-night stay for six arriving on 20 or 27 December costs £1112 (down from £1390), saving £278. (www.coastalcottages.co.uk, 01437 765765) This property welcomes two dogs.
Cosy Up at Ty Cuddfan in St Davids
Ty Cuddfan (The Hiding Place) is a beautifully contemporary holiday home in a peaceful cul-de-sac on the outskirts of Britain’s smallest city, with views towards Carn Llidi.
This inviting home features a sheltered front porch ideal for warming up after bracing coastal walks, a modern well-equipped kitchen, and a cosy sitting/dining room with plush sofa. French doors open to an enclosed rear garden – perfect for crisp morning coffees on warmer days. Upstairs, light-filled bedrooms offer views across rooftops to the rugged headland beyond.
A short footpath walk takes guests to the heart of historic St Davids. Explore charming galleries, cafes and pubs, warm up with festive treats, and visit the magnificent Cathedral beautifully illuminated for the season. Nearby beaches including Whitesands and Caerfai Bay offer dramatic winter walks and spectacular surf-watching. A seven-night stay for six arriving 20 or 27 December is £887 (down from £1182), saving £295. (www.coastalcottages.co.uk, 01437 765765)
Westhills Cottage the ideal festive base for keen walkers
Westhills is a charming single-storey cottage with sweeping sea and countryside views, set in private enclosed gardens just a short walk from the National Trust Lydstep headland and sheltered Lydstep Bay. It’s also only 3.5 miles from the shops, beaches and restaurants of Tenby.
This picturesque cottage features a welcoming sitting room with bay window sea views and crackling open fire ideal for festive evenings. Original parquet flooring adds character throughout. The separate dining room leads to a well-equipped kitchen with pantry, while French doors open to a sheltered rear patio, a sunny spot for morning coffee even in winter.
Three comfortable bedrooms include a master with ensuite bathroom, plus two additional bedrooms sharing a family bathroom. The Lydstep Tavern pub and Waves Restaurant overlooking the bay are a short stroll away and great spots for festive dining. A seven-night stay for seven arriving 20 or 27 December is £1338 (down from £1784), saving £446. (www.coastalcottages.co.uk, 01437 765765)
