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Carn Ingli Farmhouse

Newport (Trefdraeth), Pembrokeshire · sleeps 8 · 4 bedrooms

A proper Welsh longhouse under the "mountain of angels": thick stone walls, a slate-floored kitchen with the table everything happens around, wood burners at both ends, and a sheltered yard with a hot tub looking up at the crag. Sleeps eight without bunk-bed compromises.

Walk from the gate: up Carn Ingli for the summit view, or down into Newport for coffee and the estuary. Newport Sands' year-round dog-friendly mile is ten minutes by car, Ceibwr's cliffs fifteen. The house keeps its farm feel — expect wellies at the door and red kites overhead.

Why we recommend it

Multi-family groups want space, a table for everyone and something for teenagers to climb — this has all three plus the north coast's best beach on the doorstep.

Chosen by our editors for the reasons below — not by an algorithm or payment.

Best for: families, groups, dogs

Key features

  • Private hot tub
  • Parking
  • Wi-Fi
  • Log burner
  • Garden / patio
  • Secluded setting

The local knowledge

Beaches nearby

  • Newport Sands (Traeth Mawr) — The north's golden mile across the Nevern estuary — big sky, big sand, dogs welcome on the main sweep all year.

Pubs, food & things to do

  • Castell Henllys Iron Age Village (attraction) — Reconstructed Iron Age roundhouses on their original site — costumed history that children genuinely love.
  • Pentre Ifan (attraction) — Wales's most photogenic Neolithic burial chamber — a 16-tonne capstone balanced on points, with Carn Ingli behind.

Where it is

Carn Ingli Farmhouse sits at 52.0150, -4.8450 — view on OpenStreetMap. No cookies or tracking scripts are loaded for the map.

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