Bowett Farm

Bowett Farm has been in the Morris family for four generations. After 12 seasons running the B&B Ann has hung up her apron and started a new adventure - The Stable self-catering cottage.

The final touches to the cottage renovation are in place and the first guests have been through the doors! Verdict? "Its a beautifully finished cottage that was a dream the stay in - thank you!".

The Stable sleeps a maximum of four people, in two rooms. It is well equipped with two en-suite king bedrooms, one of which is downstairs, kitchen, utility and living room. The cottage has under-floor heating, a log burning stove and a courtyard garden where you can enjoy a sunset drink and pick herbs for your meals.

Beautifully tailored space – a fusion of Welsh architectural tradition and

contemporary design – the romance of the old cushioned by the contemporary

comforts of a dedicated restoration. Old fashioned wood-burner, surrounded by soft leather sofa and chairs. Underfloor heating, warm slate floor tiles, a pleasing kitchen – efficient and smooth as the gleam on the polished granite worktop against the Belfast sink. Warm wood tones are a theme throughout Stable Cottage. A blend of rustic charm and gleaming modernity. Pristine white china set against an antique pine dresser, the open plan design of kitchen and living arena – spacious and cosy both.

Our Utility room is separate. You can wash things. Freeze things. Tumble dry the lot.

Bowett Farm is well placed for guests to explore South Pembrokeshire for walking, cycling, surfing, touring, sightseeing and general pottering about.

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is the only Coastal National Park in Britain and offers some spectacular scenery right on our doorstep. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Trail crosses our farm, so you can walk out the door and start walking or hop on the Coastal Crusier bus and walk back.