Ein modernes walisisches Ökohaus auf einem Morgen Land in den Preseli Hills über dem Meer

Parc Bach is a contemporary Welsh cottage, set in an acre of farmland on the western
side of the Preseli Mountains. The house is nestled in the hills above the market town of Newport. With views out across the sea, on a clear evening you can watch the sun as it sets behind Ireland, from
the front gable window.

The architecture of the house at Parc Bach has been designed to mould into its context.
As the larch cladding around the house silvers with time and the help of the salty wind,
the building is weathering with and blending into it’s environment. The green roof has
been seeded with grasses and wild flowers. It is a living roof, growing organically and
offering a new habitat for insects and birds.


Layout

All bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen and dining area are on the ground floor. The upstairs is a large and wonderful living space that enjoys breath taking countryside and sea views.


Sleeping Arrangements

1 Double Bedroom with en-suite shower room
2 Double Bedrooms
1 Twin Room


Exterior

From the great triangular window at the front of the main living space, you can easily spend a rainy day watching the weather blow across the water and spotting all sorts of wildlife. The field to the rear is in the process of ‘rewilding’ with the aim of creating a wild flower meadow to encourage biodiversity. Some new, young trees have been planted in the field and we hope to watch them flourish and provide a home for new wildlife in the years to come.


Local Area

Newport enjoys a truly stunning setting in the heart of North Pembrokeshire, where the coast, countryside, and mountains come together to create one of West Wales’s most picturesque destinations. This charming market town sits at the mouth of the River Nevern and offers easy access to golden beaches, scenic estuary walks, and the dramatic Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Visitors can explore independent shops, galleries, and welcoming cafés in the town, while nearby attractions such as Newport Sands, Carningli Mountain, and the Preseli Hills provide endless opportunities for walking, wildlife spotting, and outdoor adventure. With its relaxed atmosphere and beautiful surroundings, Newport is a perfect base for discovering the best of the Pembrokeshire coast.


Getting there

To reach SA42 0QX in Newport, Pembrokeshire, follow these directions from the main routes into West Wales:
From the M4, leave at Junction 49 (Pont Abraham) and take the A48 towards Carmarthen. Continue onto the A40 west, then join the A487 north towards Cardigan. Follow the A487 along the coast until you reach Newport (Pembs).
From North Wales, follow the A487 south through Aberystwyth and Cardigan, continuing on to Newport. From the south (Fishguard area), take the A487 north for around 7 miles into Newport.
Once in Newport, follow local signage towards the centre or coastline, then use a sat nav or map for the final approach to SA42 0QX, as roads in the area can be small and winding.


Accessibility

Please contact us directly to discuss any specific accessibility requirements.