Caerau Isaf is one of Pembrokeshire’s best kept secrets hidden away overlooking the Irish Sea and the dramatic coastline.A pedestrian track from the drive takes you down to the picturesque Aberfelin Bay, approximately 15 minutes’ leisurely walk, this picturesque sand and shingle beach is surrounded by rugged cliffs while above is the village of Trefin where there is a popular village pub and cafe. The cottage is ideal for walkers as Aberfelin Bay leads on to the famous Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, Porthgain one way with its slate mine and re-nowned Sloop Inn, then on to the picturesque Abereiddy Beach and Blue Lagoon or head the other way to Abercastle, used by the local fishermen to moor their boats. One of two properties set down a narrow vehicular track they share a drive and parking, but each have its own private secluded garden. Caerau Isaf is a characterful holiday home of great charm, with beams and wooden floors. Recently renovated, step into the recently newly fitted kitchen/dining room with its lovely farmhouse style dining table and enjoy leisurely family meals while you admire the superb sea view or curl up on the window seat with a good book if you can tear yourself away from the vista. The cosy sitting room is perfect on chillier evenings with its log burning stove set in the large stone Inglenook. Stairs lead from the kitchen up to the master double bedroom nestling in the eaves with wonderful views over the fields to the coastline and sea, both this and the ensuite bathroom with its lovely roll-top bath have A frame beams, so mind your head. There are a further 3 bedrooms and a bathroom on the ground floor most of which offer distant sea views. The spacious twin room with its triple aspect is a lovely light room overlooking the garden. This delightful lawned space is prettily planted, it is a wonderful spot to spend summer days or evenings dining alfresco and relaxing, you can appreciate just how close you are to this glorious coastline with the views to the sea. Perfect for artists, walkers and birdlife enthusiasts. An ideal setting to get away from it all either for families or couples all the year round.The tiny city of St Davids is less than 15 minutes by car and offers an excellent range of shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants. A visit to its majestic Cathedral nestled in the hollow, built thus to be hidden from Viking invaders, and Bishops Palace steeped in history should not be missed, while nature lovers should take a boat trip from St Justinian’s round the Islands of Ramsey, an RSPB nature reserve. Landing here is well worth it as the birdlife is amazing, visit in September to see the seal pups on the beaches. Whitesands Beach, the biggest sandiest beach on this coastline is just outside St David’s, popular with families and surfers both beginners and professionals alike with its seasonal beachside café for refreshments. The cottage has been a family home for forty years and is full of memories of happy holidays. We hope you can make your own.