Stay Pembrokeshire specialises in short-term holiday lets and property management services.

Presenting Haven View, a unique shepherd’s hut set within the gorgeous grounds of Monk Haven Manor with amazing views overlooking the Haven waterway. This quirky shepherd’s hut is full of charm and is a great place for guests who love the outdoors and wish to stay in an undisturbed, countryside location. This ‘off-grid’ property is powered fully by solar panels, making it the most eco-friendly place to stay and giving guests a chance to completely switch off and enjoy the natural surroundings. This property sleeps two people and has a double bed, making it an ideal cosy space for couples to enjoy. Underneath and to the side of the bed, you have built-in storage, making it easy to store your belongings and maximise space. The kitchenette has all the essentials you should need for cooking, including a gas hob, sink, fridge and utensils. The gorgeous log burner is a focal point of the open plan space, a great addition for making the hut cosy and warm. The bathroom has been kitted out with modern facilities, including a shower, toilet and basin. Set away from any other properties, you’ll find the hut in the most peaceful position, surrounded by sprawling fields and a magnificent view over the Haven waterway, looking out to the nearby village of Dale. With outdoor furniture, a BBQ fire pit and a hammock, this is the most relaxing and peaceful property for those who love to be in the countryside and right by the coast. *Please note: This is an ‘off grid’ property powered by solar panels, so has no electricity. There is no WiFi in the property, but most mobile networks will get signal and 4G here. There are USB ports built into the property where you can charge your phone but these cannot be used to power any other devices, such as hairdryers etc.

St. Ishmaels is a charming village located on the south coast of Pembrokeshire, Wales. Nestled between the towns of Milford Haven and Dale, this small community offers breathtaking views of the Cleddau Estuary and peaceful countryside surroundings. The village is named after Saint Ismael, a sixth-century Welsh bishop of the area. His legacy can be seen in St. Ishmaels' parish church, which dates back to the 13th century and still serves as a focal point of the community. One of the highlights of St. Ishmaels is its idyllic location near the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. This stunning protected area offers a range of outdoor activities, from scenic walks along coastal paths to birdwatching and water-based pursuits. The nearby Marloes Sands is a must-visit beach, known for its golden sands and crystal-clear waters. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or exploring the rock pools during low tide. For history enthusiasts, St. Ishmaels is an ideal base to explore the rich heritage of Pembrokeshire. Milford Haven, just a short drive away, boasts the ruins of the medieval Pill Priory and Pembroke Castle, a magnificent fortress that played a significant role in Welsh history. The town also offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and pubs, providing ample opportunities for dining and relaxation. Overall, St. Ishmaels is a hidden gem on the Pembrokeshire coast. With its stunning natural surroundings, rich history, and sense of community, it is an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful coastal retreat in Wales. Whether you are looking to explore the beautiful countryside or relax on pristine beaches, this charming village has something for everyone.