4 guests2 bedsDog friendly
Dairy Cottage
An outstanding conversion of the old dairy farm build with original slate on the floors throughout. Features a large picture window with estuary views.
The Helm
A beautifully converted old haybarn with floor-to-ceiling windows
Sleeps 42 bedroomsDog friendly
About The Helm
The Helm is a stunning conversion of an old haybarn, transformed into a beautifully spacious two-bedroom cottage. Its unique split-level design places the lounge and kitchen upstairs — taking full advantage of the dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows and panoramic countryside views — while the bedrooms and bathroom sit on the ground floor.
Underfloor heating in both bedrooms ensures year-round comfort, and the fully equipped kitchen is ideal for self-catering holidays in any season.
Bedrooms & bathrooms
- 1 double bedroom (ground floor)
- 1 twin bedroom (ground floor)
- Underfloor heating in both bedrooms
- Family bathroom with bath and separate shower
- Split-level layout — lounge/kitchen upstairs, bedrooms downstairs
Kitchen & amenities
- Electric hob & oven
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Large fridge/freezer
- Full cooking equipment
- WiFi
- Smart TV
- All linen provided
- Bath towels provided
- Shared laundry
- Outdoor furniture
- Ample parking
- Dog friendly
House rules
- No smoking inside the cottage
- Dogs welcome (£15 per dog fee) — not permitted in bedrooms or downstairs
- Dogs must not be left unattended
- Friday-to-Friday changeovers during peak season
Also available
Explore our other cottages at Penmaenucha Farm
2–4 guests1 bedDog friendly
The Buttery
A spacious single-level cottage with views over the estuary from the lounge. Features a newly renovated bathroom with large walk-in shower.
6 guests3 bedsDog friendly
The Coach House
An award-nominated conversion of a historic cart house with traditional beams throughout. Huge family kitchen and a separate lounge overlooking the estuary.
6 guests3 bedsDog friendly
The Farmhouse
The original stone farmhouse, set up on a bank with magnificent views over the estuary and mountains beyond. Built in the 1870s with original slate flooring.