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From the moment you arrive, the barnβs charm is evident. Traditional whitewashed walls, a natural slate roof and soft green window frames blend seamlessly into the landscape. A private gravel courtyard with potted plants provides a warm welcome, while at the rear, a paved courtyard leads to a secluded sun-trap garden. Enclosed by stone walls and woodland banks, this peaceful space features a rustic picnic bench, perfect for morning coffee, leisurely lunches or evening drinks beneath the trees.
Inside, the open-plan living area combines character with modern comfort. Exposed stone walls, oak beams and whitewashed plaster create a calming atmosphere, enhanced by soft lighting and carefully chosen furnishings. Deep blue sofas surround a wood-burning stove, creating a cosy spot to relax after a day exploring the coast. Thoughtful touches, from artwork to inviting reading spaces, make the barn feel both stylish and welcoming.
The kitchen and dining area continue this sense of homely luxury. Shaker-style cabinetry, Welsh slate worktops, a Belfast sink and a handcrafted dining table provide everything needed for relaxed breakfasts or candlelit suppers. The open layout creates a sociable and comfortable space, ideal for couples seeking a peaceful escape.
The bedroom is a serene retreat, with vaulted ceilings, natural textures and a deep window framing views of the surrounding countryside. Wake to birdsong and soft natural light, enjoying the calm atmosphere that defines the property. The bathroom offers a deep bath beneath a window overlooking greenery, perfect for unwinding after coastal walks, alongside a separate glass shower for added convenience.
Outside, the grounds provide space to relax, explore and reconnect with nature. Spend afternoons on the lawn, wander through the garden, or simply enjoy the quiet surroundings.
Despite its secluded setting, Hescwm Barn is ideally located for discovering Pembrokeshire. Nearby Dinas Cross offers traditional pubs, independent cafΓ©s and access to quiet coves. Within a mile are the sheltered beach of Cwm-yr-Eglwys, with the ruins of St Brynachβs Church, and Pwllgwaelod, home to a popular beachside restaurant and the start of the spectacular Dinas Head coastal walk. The attractive town of Newport is also close by, offering excellent dining, scenic walks and stunning estuary views.
Combining woodland seclusion, coastal beauty and modern comfort, Hescwm Barn is an idyllic hideaway for those seeking peace, relaxation and the best of the Pembrokeshire coast.
Additional Information:
Two well-behaved dogs welcome (additional charge).
Sorry, no children, babies or infants.
Sorry, no barbecues.
EV charging point available, payable via the Monta app.
Please note, there are steep steps leading to a sloped rear garden.
Please note, the mezzanine bedroom is not in use.
Hollow fibre pillows, cushions and duvet with cotton linen.
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