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A stylish modernist mill conversion with a bronze-clad modernist extension by author/ TV presenter Griff Rhys Jones in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Enjoy seventy acres of farmland and the fabulous sea views.

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Rooms: Sleeps 4: Master double and twin
Price:

£284 - £609 short stay, £409 - £894 week. Price based on two guests, 5% for each additional guest

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Open: Open year round
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Tel: 0844 5005 101 (local call rate)
 

Managed by the award winning Under the Thatch, Melin Trehilyn will appeal to the design conscious who love the coast.

Features:

  • Open plan living/dining/kitchen with a cosy wood burner
  • Kitchen furnished with stove, dishwasher, fridge-freezer
  • Master double bedroom with en-suite bathroom
  • Seperate shower room with large shower
  • On the first floor there is a twin bedroom with a mezzanine 'croglofft' open to lounge below
  • Outside there is a garden with dining furniture and access to over 70 acres of land.

This building rescue/ restoration was featured on the BBC 'Return to A Pembrokeshire Farm' TV series. Trehilyn was selected by VisitWales as representing the best self-catering properties in Wales

Why is this a greener holiday?

First, to truly minimise the environmental impact, guests are encouraged to arrive by public transport: The nearest train station is Fishguard. From there, there is a Strumble Shuttle (404) which stops nearby (Google 'Strumble shuttle' for timetables); however the only trains to Fishguard are twice a day to the ferry terminal (Fishguard Harbour) arriving at 13.15 and, less helpful, 01.26! Luckily, there are plenty of trains to Haverfordwest and buses from there to Fishguard.

Onsite the owners have implemented a number of green initiatives including restoring a derelict building for tourism purposes, rather than constructing a new one. All walls are lime, making them breathable. Natural paints have been used throughout, and the building is fully insulated with Welsh sheep’s wool. They have installed ground source central heating and a reed-bed sewage system. Rain-water is collected and used in toilets.

What makes Melin Trehilyn a green accommodation?

 
  • Rescued derelict building

  • Ground source central heating - low carbon

  • Reed-bed sewage system

  • Rain-water recycled & used in toilets

  • Lime breathable walls & natural paints used

  • Welsh sheepswool insulation

 

Location

Melin Trehilyn, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Nearest train station: Fishguard train station

Directions from station:
There is a Strumble Shuttle (404) from Fishguard which stops fairly nearby (Google 'Strumble shuttle' for timetables), but the only trains to Fishguard are twice a day to the ferry terminal (Fishguard Harbour) arriving at 13.15 and, less helpfully, 01.26! There are plenty of trains to Haverfordwest and buses from there to Fishguard.

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