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Long Barn

A brightly decorated cosy stone cottage with private garden to the rear

Downstairs
Double height living and dining area freeviewTV, wood burner, Back door to garden

Double bedroom

Kitchen with fridge, electric cooker, Shared freezer washing machine and dryer facilities are in separate utility room..

Bathroom with bath, shower, wc and washhand basin.

Upstairs
Twin Bedroom on mezzanine overlooking living room Access by steep staircase with stairgate. Beds are 2'6" wide

Outside
Landscaped private enclosed garden with patio and lawn washing line, garden furniture and BBQ.

long barn garden

Private gardern

Stairs and twin mezzanine


Longbarn from courtyard

Dining

Relaxing

Double bedroom


Comments :

"We have had a lovely stay in Long Barn. There was a lot of enjoyable activities to do, especially the games room with the pool table and the tabletennis. The park was a very big place we can run around, have a lot of fun. The atmosphere is amazing and there is an incredible view. In Lttle Loveston there are cows too on the other side of us that are very annoying! This place is lovely, hopefully we'll be back again next year!!! Hannah (age 10-11). The Tuckers, Swansea. 2 November 2007

"We've have a great week with some lovely weather. The kids loved the play field and games room and made great friends with the others stayng in the other cottages. A very relaxing place where we managed to read books whilst the childen ran around - bliss!! Folly Farm, Crystal Maze, Pembroke Castle were all hits as well as a boat trip from St Davids to see seals with their pups. Thank you for providing such a lovely holliday cottage" Elspeth, Simon, Jack(8) and Ben(5). Hove, East Sussex. 27 October 2007

"What a lovely place, so peaceful and still close to all the lovely towns around Pembs. So much to do. The fire was a lovely welcome home comfort. Nora loves attention, we will bring dog biscuits next time. The Cwm Deri Vineyard was good - try the Black Cherry wine" Ceri and Richard. Cardiff. 28 September 2007

"Our second stay in this lovely cottage and we have really enjoyed ourselves. The week has flown past. Thank you for the lovely welcome cake Ruth. We also enjoyed the bredakfast wecome pack the the farmshop. We've had good days on the beach at Manorbier (nice small bay but pebbly) and North Beach Tenby (lovely soft sand and not crowded, even on a hot day). We liked Castell Henllys where Daniel did Iron Age activities. Also Picton Castle (OUR castle)! where the gardens are beautiful - if you have children, go on a Thursday, as they put on special activities. Thank you Ruth and Tim - we have admired your work in converting the farm buildings into cottages. You have done an excellent job" Karen, Arthur and Daniel Picton. Mold, Flintshire. 11 August 2007

"Had a great week despite 'changeable'weather! Loads to do in the area - Ben and Poppy were kept well entertained during the day on beaches (Saundersfoot, Broadhaven South, Tenby), Seal Safari, Carew Castle, Folly Farm, Crystal Maze at CC2000 and, in the evenings they enjoyed a bit of freedom in the safety and security of the play area and games room. Ticked all our boxes for a good holiday." Webb family, Nr. Liverpool. 28 July 2007

"Wonderful relaxing time here at Long Barn. Good cycling out to Lawrenny Quay and Picton Castle. No shortage of places to go - Barafundle Bay, Lots of Castles. Fine cake to be had - Cornstore across the bridge in Pembroke very good for lunch - including of course Ruths own! Thank you to Ruth, Tim, Nora and Jasmine and the rest of the family" Jess and Dave, Bournville, Birmingham. June 2007

"What a fantastic week, with a little bit of everything and a lot of sunshine and much needed relaxation. We have visited chidhood haunts of Saundersfoot and Wisemans Bridge and new places - a gloroiously hot afternoon spent a Barafundle (one of the best beaches we have ever been to and not too busy) and a lovely day out to St Davids and Solva (where we finally managed a good long coastal walk) - amongst them. Coming back to Little Loveston and Long Barn after eah trip has been a pleasure - great location, peaceful surroundings, the bonus of a private garden and friendly people! We have also enjoyed produce from the farm shop and a lovely meal at the Carew Inn (booking essential) while Rosie the dog has had a wonderful time rummaging around in the garden. Thank you Ruth and Tim - this is a great place to stay and we hope to return next year" Malcolm, Sue, Madeleine and Rosie the dog. Chester-le-Street, Durham. 14 April 2007

"I loved my stay and my room. Ive loved the park and the games room - I'll miss this place. I DONT WANT TO GO!" Alice Sharp - and David, Helen, Harry and Alfie the Labrador. Oxon. 7 April 2007

"What a fabulous Christmas in this lovely location shared with our friends staying in the Farm House. Beautiful cottages. Thank you Ruth and Tim. I'LL BE BACK!" Tim, Sharon, Sam and Joe Parry and Alfie. December 06.

"Fantastic holiday. Location wonderful, short drive to Oakwood, Folly, Barafundle. Would love to come again." Fiona Dunn and family, September 06.

Great week. We really don't want to leave such a beautiful area and such a lovely little cottage. Despite a mostly grey and wet week, we had a great time at Castel Henllys (Ironage fort) and rockpooling at Manorbier. Also highly recommended Folly Farm if you have little ones - lots undercover if wet too. Last 2 days of sun had a great trip on a RHIB out to Ramsey Island with Voyarges of Discovery and found beautiful Broad Haven beach (South) - quiet, lovely soft sand and sand dunes. Sorry to leave, but we go with happy memories. Liz, Will and Isaac Izzard, Worcestershire. September 06

"What a beautiful cottage. We absolutely enjoyed ourselves and felt extremely welcome. Had a splendid time visiting many locations all over north and south Pembrokeshire. From St Davids (new refectory at the Cathedral is lovely) to Barafundle Bay (surely the most beautiful beach in the UK) Tenby, Newgale, Solva etc etc. All wonderful. The weather held out and it was always great to get back to the cottage in the evening. Will definitely come back!" Wyndham Price, Gaynor Messer-Price, Nel Price, Cardiff. July 06.

We have had a fine week here in Long Barn. We enjoyed the coastal footpath with its excellent views. The pub in Cressweel Quay is an experience on a Friday night. The taste of the fresh tiger prawns at Laawrenny Quay was fine, together with the walk and the nature. a good day out. Many 'wild' animals survived our driving the narrow roads. Thank you for your hospitality." Barbara and Markus Groninger, Mainz, Germany. July 06

"We've had a fantastic week with unbroken sunshine every day making us feel as if we were in Brittany!! We all got sunburnt whilst enjoying the great beaches at Broadhaven (via the stunning Lily Ponds), Fresahwater West, Tenby and Saundersfoot. Folly Farm is very good value for the kids with an action packed daily agenda. We loved the cottage which has been very thoughtfully equipped and decorated and the welcome was very warm from Tim and Ruth. Thanks very much and hope to see you soon!!" Chris, Fiona, Bethany, Joshua, Bristol, June 06

"The weather has been fantastic which has made for a memorable trip. The walking and cycling has been fabulous, look out for Blackpool Mill and Carew Mill tea rooms. Narberth is worth a visit - check out Q restaurant or Spanish deli. There is so much to see and do here - I will definitely to back again and again. Oh and the cottage was perfect, basking in the afternoon sun at the back. All in all a five star week." Paul Cottreau, Cowbridge, June 06.

Self catering holiday accommodation in Pembrokeshire