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Tranquillity in Stylish Victorian Walled Garden Barn Conversion
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1 bedroom 1 bathroom Sleeps 3
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Clarbeston Road, WLS
- Place, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park9 min drive
- Place, Withybush General Hospital11 min drive
- Place, Oakwood Theme Park18 min drive
Rooms & beds
1 bedroom (sleeps 3)
Bedroom 1
1 Double Bed
Bedroom 2
1 Double Futon and 1 Single Bed
1 bathroom
Bathroom 1
Toilet · Shower only
Spaces
Deck or patio
Porch or lanai
Kitchenette
Garden
Dining area
About this property
Tranquillity in Stylish Victorian Walled Garden Barn Conversion
The Old Boiler House in the Victorian Walled Garden at Penty Parc, in deep rural Pembrokeshire, has been lovingly converted to a charming retreat for couples who love getting back to nature, peace, solitude, star gazing and friendly dogs!
The barn is built around the remains of an old boiler house within a 3 acre walled garden, with glorious uninterrupted views over open countryside to the Preseli Hills. One whole quadrant of the 3 Acres is for guests' private use, including a fire pit, a decked area, ample parking and access to walks from the door.
The internal fittings are stylish and comfortable with an emphasis on sustainability. Modern insulation techniques and ceiling fans ensure a cool feel during hot days and a log burner provides the opportunity for cosy nights in.
The loft bedroom has a double bed with a pocket sprung mattress and there is also an extra single day bed in the 'Cwtch' with a Tempur mattress, all ensuring a comfortable nights sleep in the silence of the countryside.
The sofa has pull out footrests for lounging to watch TV or listen to music. The kitchen area and bathroom are equipped for your comfort and ease. There are facilities to eat inside or out and lounger chairs and seating for the patio and garden.
The deck and slate patio (just through the gate to the field) give sheltered all day and evening sunshine in the company of birdsong and the rustling of leaves from the row of ancient Hornbeams which mark the boundary.
Also included in the property’s garden is a restored fire pit: perfect for outside dining, sunbathing or star gazing at the spiral arm of the galaxy. With no light pollution and way below the reach of any wind it's a must for any night sky enthusiast as well a very special place to enjoy peace and quiet around a fire. Snuggle up with one of the throws provided, listen to music and gaze at the stars on clear nights.
The decking is the ideal spot for breakfast on sunny mornings where you will almost certainly enjoy a feast of bird song and enjoy watching the resident honey bees foraging in the bee friendly borders.
The owners have two friendly dogs and welcome sociable dogs to stay and roam freely in the garden. There is also a 10 acre enclosed field directly behind the Garden which leads to a further 3.5 acres of wild woodland with a stream: a short walk back up a bridle path gives a super circular walk from your very door. Within a couple of miles are two enormous, dog friendly Country Parks at Scolton Manor and Llys y Fran dam.
Access is via a lane which runs along the intriguingly restored walls of the garden and leads to ample parking at The Old Boiler House built into the North East corners of the 2 feet thick Wall itself.
A few complementary essentials (depending on the season) are provided to ease your arrival as well as honey from the resident hives when available.
The property is centrally located with easy access to local beaches, the coastal path, Preseli hill walking, a riding stables and two country parks. A little further afield are the beaches, hills, villages and countryside of North & South Pembrokeshire with many coastal, sporting and rural attractions on offer. A visit to Pembroke Castle, birthplace of the Tudors, and The National Botanical Garden of Wales are all within easy reach.
This property offers the opportunity to escape to peaceful solitude or is a base for exploring this diverse and beautiful county. Whether you select adventurous activities or simply want to get away from it all, the property affords you plenty of choice!
The barn is built around the remains of an old boiler house within a 3 acre walled garden, with glorious uninterrupted views over open countryside to the Preseli Hills. One whole quadrant of the 3 Acres is for guests' private use, including a fire pit, a decked area, ample parking and access to walks from the door.
The internal fittings are stylish and comfortable with an emphasis on sustainability. Modern insulation techniques and ceiling fans ensure a cool feel during hot days and a log burner provides the opportunity for cosy nights in.
The loft bedroom has a double bed with a pocket sprung mattress and there is also an extra single day bed in the 'Cwtch' with a Tempur mattress, all ensuring a comfortable nights sleep in the silence of the countryside.
The sofa has pull out footrests for lounging to watch TV or listen to music. The kitchen area and bathroom are equipped for your comfort and ease. There are facilities to eat inside or out and lounger chairs and seating for the patio and garden.
The deck and slate patio (just through the gate to the field) give sheltered all day and evening sunshine in the company of birdsong and the rustling of leaves from the row of ancient Hornbeams which mark the boundary.
Also included in the property’s garden is a restored fire pit: perfect for outside dining, sunbathing or star gazing at the spiral arm of the galaxy. With no light pollution and way below the reach of any wind it's a must for any night sky enthusiast as well a very special place to enjoy peace and quiet around a fire. Snuggle up with one of the throws provided, listen to music and gaze at the stars on clear nights.
The decking is the ideal spot for breakfast on sunny mornings where you will almost certainly enjoy a feast of bird song and enjoy watching the resident honey bees foraging in the bee friendly borders.
The owners have two friendly dogs and welcome sociable dogs to stay and roam freely in the garden. There is also a 10 acre enclosed field directly behind the Garden which leads to a further 3.5 acres of wild woodland with a stream: a short walk back up a bridle path gives a super circular walk from your very door. Within a couple of miles are two enormous, dog friendly Country Parks at Scolton Manor and Llys y Fran dam.
Access is via a lane which runs along the intriguingly restored walls of the garden and leads to ample parking at The Old Boiler House built into the North East corners of the 2 feet thick Wall itself.
A few complementary essentials (depending on the season) are provided to ease your arrival as well as honey from the resident hives when available.
The property is centrally located with easy access to local beaches, the coastal path, Preseli hill walking, a riding stables and two country parks. A little further afield are the beaches, hills, villages and countryside of North & South Pembrokeshire with many coastal, sporting and rural attractions on offer. A visit to Pembroke Castle, birthplace of the Tudors, and The National Botanical Garden of Wales are all within easy reach.
This property offers the opportunity to escape to peaceful solitude or is a base for exploring this diverse and beautiful county. Whether you select adventurous activities or simply want to get away from it all, the property affords you plenty of choice!
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Amenities
Kitchen
Pet-friendly
Outdoor space
Parking available
Barbecue
Fireplace
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Check in after 3:00 PM
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Check out before 10:00 AM
Children
Adults only
By arrangement only
Events
No events allowed
Pets
Pets allowed
There are family dogs on site
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Outside only
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
This property uses eco-friendly cleaning products
Host has not indicated whether there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property; consider bringing a portable detector with you on the trip
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher, a first aid kit and a deadlock
We should mention
A car is recommended for transport to and from this property
About the area
Clarbeston Road
Located in Clarbeston Road, this holiday home is in a rural area and near theme parks. Picton Castle & Gardens and Haverfordwest Castle are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Holgan Farm Fishery and Steep Ravine. Blue Lagoon Water Park and Oakwood Theme Park are also worth visiting. Jet skiing and kayaking offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with hiking and mountain biking nearby.

Clarbeston Road, WLS
What's nearby
- Scolton Manor Country Park - 5 min drive - 5.8 km
- Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - 9 min drive - 10.2 km
- Picton Castle & Gardens - 10 min drive - 10.6 km
- Withybush General Hospital - 11 min drive - 9.4 km
- Oakwood Theme Park - 18 min drive - 17.1 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- The Pump on the Green - 6 min drive
- Coronation Chippy - 10 min drive
- Forbidden Florist - 11 min drive
- The William Owen (Wetherspoon) - 10 min drive
- Greggs - 11 min drive
Frequently asked questions
About the host
Hosted by Lesley Lewis

Returning to my home county of Pembrokeshire in 1989 I purchased & restored the former HQ of a local brewery chain and opened what has evolved into The George's, a restaurant and café bar specialising in local food and natural products.
The Penty Parc Walled Garden was purchased in a totally derelict state 2007 and was home only to crumbling ivy clad walls, ruined buildings hinting as to it's former glory and 3 acres of impassable brambles. Now ten years on it is once again a productive garden with buildings restored, an orchard reinstated and many, many beautiful features.
The Penty Parc Walled Garden was purchased in a totally derelict state 2007 and was home only to crumbling ivy clad walls, ruined buildings hinting as to it's former glory and 3 acres of impassable brambles. Now ten years on it is once again a productive garden with buildings restored, an orchard reinstated and many, many beautiful features.
Why they chose this property
The whole Penty Parc Country estate had been broken up and sold off for private development and the purchase of the Walled Garden was the perfect choice to fulfil my desire to grow organic produce for use in the Restaurant as well as set up an Apiary. The surrounding area is ideal for bees with no commercial crops, just wildflower & grazing.
What makes this property unique
A holiday in The Walled Garden with its many features is a truly unique opportunity to escape from today's busy world and take a trip back in time to a different world without compromising your comfort! A world where once the sounding of the Penty Parc bell each morning called the many workers to tend to their labours in the main house, dairy, laundry, stables, walled garden and in the 1000's of acres of pasture & surrounding woodland.
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