Stay with us at Sgubor Sgiwiff

Originally built in 1959, Sgubor Sgiwiff is a converted barn structure that has been lovingly restored by its owners over recent years.

The name Sgubor Sgiwiff originates from the english translation ‘Squiff barn’ meaning nothing is square or straight, which only adds to the character of this beautifully restored building.  Upon entering the property, you are met with the perfect contrast of authentic stone walls and modern construction.  The property has been designed to showcase the space that flows throughout.

All aspects of holiday home comfort, including accessibility, have been taken into account in the reconstruction of the building.  There is a large open plan downstairs living area, accessed via two large patio doors, downstairs bedrooms and a family wet room/bathroom, conveniently located for those with mobility issues.  

Sgubor Sgiwiff is the perfect choice for a luxury rural stay that combines beauty, comfort and gives you the perfect opportunity to create unforgettable memories in one of Wales’ most picturesque settings.

Discover the beauty of Llandeloy, nr. Solva

Llandeloy is a small inland village, popular for its quiet and tranquil nature.  Wake up to the beautiful sounds of nature every day.  Whether you love to hear the birds singing, watch woodland animals play or take a walk through the village and immerse yourself in the chorus of local farm animals, Llandeloy is the perfect place to escape and truly experience nature.

Solva

Only a short drive away, you will find the stunning harbour village of Solva, full of character and culture, making it the perfect day out.   

A bustling tiny village with a wide selection of cafes, restaurants and pubs, all providing the perfect pit-stop for you whilst exploring this beautiful part of the world.  Solva is home to art galleries, deli and gift shops providing you with the perfect momento to take home and cherish.  And do not forget, the Solva Woolen Mill producing some distinctive quality fabrics.

For those eager to delve deeper into Pembrokeshire’s rich tapestry, a short journey from Llandeloy reveals some of the region’s most cherished natural and historical sites. With its recognisable structure and renowned past, St Davids Cathedral is a monument to the test of time, with a history dating back to the 12th century. A symbol of faith, unity and hope, celebrated by all those who visit. 

St. David’s, the smallest city in the UK, is the perfect day out, from the Oriel y Parc gallery, The Bishop’s Palace, TYF adventures, Thousand Island Adventures and St Non’s Chapel there really is something for everyone.