Welcome to Pendyffryn, a magnificent character property steeped in history, originally established in the 1870s as Little Haven’s first hotel, formerly known as the ‘The Bay Hotel.’ Perched majestically on a hill, this beautiful home offers breathtaking sea views and been previously established as a thriving and popular guesthouse.

Recently refurbished in 2013 along with additional investment in late 2024 the property boasts a delightful sun terrace at the front, perfect for soaking in the scenery year-round. The tiered rear garden features two distinct areas: a formal garden complete with a greenhouse and studio/sunroom, and a dedicated vegetable garden, ideal for growing fresh produce to enhance your guesthouse offerings.

The accommodation includes four inviting reception rooms, a fully-equipped kitchen, a utility room, and a cloakroom on the ground floor. Upstairs, you’ll find five spacious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, alongside two self-contained one-bedroom units and a handy storage room on the second floor. An attached annexe awaits your personal touch, offering additional accommodation possibilities.

Outside, enjoy a beautifully landscaped garden with a vegetable patch, a charming stone and glass greenhouse, and a practical stone-built wood shed. The front of the property features a sun terrace and garden, along with convenient off-road parking. Thoughtfully designed patio and seating areas provide the best vantage points for those stunning sea views. This substantial property is perfect for large families or as a continuing business in a sought-after holiday destination.

Nestled on the picturesque west coast of Pembrokeshire, Little Haven is a quaint village at the southern tip of St Bride’s Bay. With its rich history as an old fishing village, it has transformed into a beloved coastal resort, attracting tourists and surfers alike. The renowned Pembrokeshire Coast Path winds through the village, offering stunning views and outdoor adventures.

Little Haven is home to a range of delightful pubs, restaurants, and a seafront café. At low tide, you can stroll from the beach around the headland to the expansive sandy shores of Broad Haven. Just 7 miles away, the county town of Haverfordwest provides a wealth of amenities, including schools, a college, a hospital, and a leisure centre.