About Orlandon Farm Cottage
This 200 year old cottage is an idyllic image from a child’s picture book. Orlandon Farm Cottage has wonderful views across the rolling estate lands. Renovated throughout in calming muted tones that reflect the countryside and furnished in a mix of contemporary and traditional antique pieces, deceptively spacious the open log fire in the sitting room is ideal on chillier evenings and sets the scene for a traditional cosy Pembrokeshire holiday. The modern cottage style kitchen/diner and wet room and luxury upstairs bathroom reflects the unique country and contemporary design that this cottage has. The sheltered terrace and totally enclosed garden with gated access to the field and children’s play area is ideal for family games and barbecues.
Perfectly placed to explore, yet a wonderful retreat at the end of the day. The beautiful beach at Marloes Sands is nearby, while the sheltered cove of St Brides is less than 1 mile away, ideal for children to explore the rock pools or Dale provides a perfect place to learn a new skill at the water sports centre or enjoy meal at the village pub, The Griffin, or yacht club restaurant. Take a trip to see the Puffins at Skomer Island from St Martin's Haven or enjoy a leisurely meal at one of the pubs and restaurants in the picturesque village of Litttle Haven.
A wonderful farmhouse holiday home perfect for a large family or smaller group whatever the season.
One Level Accommodation - This denotes that a bedroom, bathroom or shower room, whb/wc, living area and kitchen are on one level - guests must check the property access statement on the website or request a copy via email to base their decision on, if this is important to your stay.
Discount available for parties of 6 or less, out of season, on request.
Orlandon Cottages, four charming period cottages set on their own pretty hamlet green surrounded by farmland and stunning views. Ideal for families or large groups to get together, each has been individually designed and renovated to a very high standard, yet retaining their own charm and character. Furnished with beautiful antique pieces to reflect a cosy rustic feel while the modern bathrooms and fitted kitchens give a contemporary twist. Crisp white Egyptian linen add a feeling of luxury, complimented with throws and scatter cushions in warm natural hues from the local woollen mill, Melin Tregwynt to give a truly Welsh feel. They all have secluded south facing gardens and access to a children’s play area in the field with a wooden assault course, a basket swing and room to play football. It is a great communal area for all of the cottages to use. A 1 mile footpath takes you to Marloes and the popular pub, The Lobster Pot. Dale is 3 miles away, enjoy a meal at the award-winning, Griffin. A 15 minute walk takes you to the picturesque Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and tranquil sheltered cove of St Brides where children will enjoy playing in the rock pools and crabbing. With the Puffin shuttle bus running past your door Orlandon Cottages have easy access to Dale with its water sports centre, the golden sands of Marloes, the boat trips from St Martins Haven to the puffins on Skomer Island - a bird watchers and walkers delight, and the fishing village of Little Haven which offers a choice of restaurants/pubs.
For details of these four cottages, please see Orlandon Farm Cottage 30401, Smithies Cottage 32413, Kelwon Cottage 32408 & Hooper’s Cottage 30425.
Amenities
Layout & Facilities
Ground Floor: Entrance hall, sitting room with hatchway to kitchen/diner, twin room/whb, shower room/whb/wc, utility room.
First Floor: Bathroom/overhead shower/whb/wc, master bedroom/whb, double room/whb, twin room/whb.
Parking: Ample.
Facilities: Electric cooker, hob, fan oven, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge, freezer, Nespresso coffee machine, Smart TV, Blu-Ray player, WiFi, towels, garden furniture, barbecue, communal playground.
Pets: 2
Fuel Charges
Heating: Oil central heating, open fire - starter pack provided.
Fuel Charges: Electricity & Oil: Included.
Access Statement
This Access Statement has been prepared by the owner for your information; it is the most recent version that we have received. This statement has been prepared as objectively as possible, however with such a wide remit oversights may be made.
Please ensure all crucial requirements for a safe and enjoyable holiday are present so if you have any queries whatsoever, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01437 767600.
Cottage via located A40. Main entrance is accessed on the same level as the parking. Unloading of vehicles outside main entrance. Parking is on the green outside the cottage. Alternative entrance reached by four 9” steps through a double gate onto the garden. The garden has a patio area to the back door and a lawned area leading onto a field with play area on the same level. Well-lit sitting room (natural and artificial lighting). TV & Entertainment equipment operated by remote control. External lighting to the front of the property. Guide Dogs Welcome.
Ground Family
a brilliant week discovering a new part of this county,
Peter and Louise Lloyd
A wonderful repeat holiday of 5 yrs ago. Lovely houses in a perfect setting, thank you
Anon
Thank you again for a lovley stay!We managed to cheat the uk weather by having sunshine very day I look more like a cooked lobster!! Great fun
King and Gaunt family
Had a good weeks holiday with varied weather, 2 days were a bit gloomy. We had a good time in St Brides crabbing and catching more than 50 crabs!!!Marloes sands was great but i especially like Dale!The Clocktower in Marloes is a very nice tea shop. Cosy house perfect for us, We didnt try the BBQ unfortunatly. Thank you for the biscuits
Tandy family
Have had a lovely 2 week holiday, Weather has been kind to us with only a couple of days of rain.We have sailed at Dale, body boarded at Newgale and Whitesands, An active and enjoyable time had by all of us. Thank you . p.s we caught first mackerel at St Brides hope to catch a sea bass next year
Barbara and ken Jones
Dear Mr and Mrs Evans, Thank you for a lovely week in a lovely cottage and the warm welcome from you, and the flowers, milk, tea and biscuits Diolch
Duncan, Nelson, Sarkey
Thank you so much ofr a wonderful place to stay. We had a great week here, good food and good memories to take away. Really enjoyed the Jubilee bonfire at Marloes. I am sure we will be back.
Murray, Birch, Humphreys
The shower was very nice. Excellent facilites for a water sport holiday. Good food at the The Yacht club (Dale).Great sunsets.
Burbridge and White family
Thank you for your warm welcome, the biscuits were much appreciated by the younger members of the family. Pembrokeshire castle was really good and excellent value for the money.The brass rubbing place was fun for the children (of all ages!)Generally the weather was good. We liked Broad Haven (Bosherston)and Whitesands bay, Worth getting to the latter early on a nice day. St Brides was good for rockpooling and Marloes great at low tide.Stunning coastpath between Little Haven and Newgale, lots of bays to stop off at.
Higginson and Symonds family
Had a weeks stay, our party consisted of 8adults and 4 children ages ranging from 20months to 6 yrs. Lovely authentic cottage, the real fire was wonderful and the bathrooms were very modern. We visited the beach at Marloes and Broad Haven , Dinosaur park, Reptile world, Folly farm and a playcentre on the days it rained ( 2 out of 7 isnt bad) We had a wonderful time Thank you
Duncan and Nelson
A great place to come back to after a day out whether the weather was wet and windy or sunny and warm, and perfect for sea views close by in all directions. If you want beaches, cliffs, coves, islands, they are all within reach and in abundance.
Ellen and Tom
We really enjoyed our short beak here. We feel the cottage was homely and fully equipped, with some quaint villages nearby.We fully recommend Nolton Stable for horse/pony trecking.The staff were friendly and helpful and the tranquil scenic beach route was lovely.We also found the Griffin Inn lived up to its high standards with all the local produce.The modern bathrooms were appreciated.Thank you for such a nice break
Tandy fanily
An enjoyable holiday despite the mixed weather, have spent time at Dale in the kayaks and at Newgale beach on the body boards, we have also done abit of walking, come rain or shine,from St Govans in south to St Davids in north, enjoying wonderful views. The cafe at Dale is nice to stop at for coffee or lunch.Thank you for another nice stay and the welsh cakes which were delicious
Elizabeth Barker
Thank you very much indeed for making us all so welcome at your three cottages last week.We had a very happy family gathering and everyone really appreciated you cottages, the beautiful country setting with the playground in the field. The very comfortable and well equipped accomodation and most importantly your very warm and helpful welcome to everyone. We have very happy memories of our weeks holiday. Thank you again!
The Bennetts and the Chamberlains, Bristol.
An annual visit to St Brides again rewarded with fantastic weather and beaches. A pleasant trip to Narberth's Creative cafe!
Anne, Graham,Lucy and Ella, Herts.
Returned after two years {+ one child}. Lovely comfortable cottage. Lucy loved the play area. Weather was kind. Enjoyed several beach days plus some lovely walks in the area. Thanks.
Birkett family, Hants
We had such a lovely time here last Christmas. We came back again and it was just as we remembered it- cosy and homely.
Baker family, Worcestershire
Had a fantastic time, lovely place, friendly people, great walks, nice and relaxing. Will be back soon.