
Plas Pantyderi Manor is a luxury, self-catering, exclusive-use Georgian country house in North Pembrokeshire, Wales, designed for large group stays. It accommodates up to 21 guests across 10 bedrooms and is primarily used for self-catering stays, celebrations, corporate retreats, family gatherings and weddings. The restored Grade II-listed property combines historic features with modern facilities, including large reception rooms, dining for big groups, multiple kitchens, a games/billiards room, and extensive private grounds, spa with hot tub, sauna & cold plunge with lake views. Its rural location near the Preseli Hills and Pembrokeshire coast makes it a scenic, self-catering venue for special occasions and relaxing group holidays.

Y Bwthyn’s magic is in its location. A lovingly restored stable next to your hosts home, Felin Isaf - the Bishop’s Mill of days gone by. It’s so peaceful and tranquil in its own valley downstream from St. Davids Cathedral and half a mile from the picturesque harbour of Porthclais. A wealth of history here, perfect for alfresco drinks at sundown or a sunny BBQ listening to the babbling of the river and the birds in the trees. Oh and stargazing as there’s no light pollutio!

White Cottage has been tastefully refurbished to a very high standard. It has all the luxury for modern day living but still retains the quaint character of days past.

Coppet Hall Lodge is the ultimate holiday cottage for the active family, recently refurbished to a very high standard. It has all the space and facilities required for a comfortable beachside getaway.

Stay with us for a short break or holiday and enjoy the perfect getaway in this rural retreat located in central Pembrokeshire, just north of Haverfordwest. Close enough to all the action in Tenby and St David’s, yet far enough to enjoy a peaceful break.

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