Ty Pren Bach self -catering holiday chalet

Ty Pren Bach is situated on the edge of the friendly village of Maenclochog, at the foot of the spectacular Preseli Hills in North Pembrokeshire. Ty Pren Bach sits in the grounds of Westland West, a 5½ acre small holding with a small campsite also onsite. It is in a peaceful and relaxing setting with stunning views of the Preseli Hills, where the famous blue ‘ringing stones’ were taken by people in the Neolithic period, to use in the creation of Stonehenge. The space Ty Pren Bach sleeps 5 people in two bedrooms, one with a double bed and the other with a single bed and a full size bunk bed. Bed linen and towels are provided. There is a well equipped kitchen with electric hobs and oven, fridge, and dishwasher, a sitting room with three double sofas, a TV with integral DVD player and lovely views of the Preseli hills, a separate dining room, family bathroom with shower over the bath and a utility room with washing machine. There is ample level parking, a rear patio area with a landscaped garden that looks out on Foel Cwmcyrwen the highest point of the Preseli Hills. Ty Pren Bach, like a bungalow, is a single storey property with two low steps at the entrance leading to the entrance hall. From here all the rooms are accessed on one level. The property is fully central heated and has hot water on demand. Guest access In the chalets private garden, there is a patio area with a table and chairs, an outside tap (useful for cleaning dogs), bird feeders and a lawned area for children to play. Guests are welcome to explore the rest of the 5 acre property which includes formal gardens, a bog garden, willow maze, a large paddock and wildflower meadow, an ash grove and a dog exercise area. Free WiFi s available throughout the chalet and its garden. A cot and high chair are available on request. Bed linen is provided along with towels and tea towels. Other things to note The property is located in an area of the UK with exceptionally dark night sky's, perfect (on a clear nights) for viewing and photographing stars and the Milky Way.