44 High Street, St David's

44 High Street, St David's 44 High Street is a wonderful holiday home that sleeps 8 people located in the heart of St David's, Pembrokeshire, West Wales.

44 High Street is a wonderful, Grade II listed house, dating back to the 1850’s, one of a pair built from the beautiful, rich, coloured stone of the Cathedral of St Davids. Set right in the heart of this bustling tiny city, all its shops, galleries, restaurants and pubs are just yards from your door. Renovated throughout, it retains all its original charm with beams, exposed stone walls and feature fire places, it is furnished in a stylish mix of antique pieces with a modern twist. The hallway which gives plenty of space for coats and walking boots leads to the lounge/diner with its wonderful wooden floor, cosy sofas and the wood burning stove ensures cosy evenings. Double doors open through to the well-equipped, modern, fitted kitchen, allowing you to enjoy open plan living. A French door leads out to the rear courtyard with steps up to a raised paved patio, a lovely spot to enjoy an alfresco meal on a summer’s evening and gives easy access to the rear parking. Stairs from the lounge lead up to the characterful bedrooms above with the 2 on the top floor nestling in the eaves. Conveniently situated with all the facilities on your doorstep, spend time visiting the Cathedral and exploring the ruins of the Bishops Palace, the beach at Caerfai is less than a 1 mile walk away or Whitesands Beach renowned for surfing with both experts and beginners alike is only a short car trip. Join the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to explore this stunning, rugged coast with its picturesque coves. There is something for everyone, a boat trip to Ramsey Island should not be missed especially in September to see the seal pups and be amazed by the bird and wild life.

44 High Street is a welcoming holiday home for families and friends to get away.

Can’t wait to try these social groups and maybe discover some new walking/running routes!
19/08/2026

Can’t wait to try these social groups and maybe discover some new walking/running routes!

Fire risk in Pembrokeshire 👇
26/07/2026

Fire risk in Pembrokeshire 👇

Fresh warnings have been issued today as The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is currently experiencing a very high risk of wildfires due to dry conditions.

Please avoid lighting fires, using BBQs, or any activities that could spark a blaze...

Full details in the comments👇

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Something to look out for at Porthgain… also The Shed is highly recommended!!

An old friend who has come to visit The Shed Porthgain

Not a political post, but a fascinating insight into Pembrokeshire’s history!
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Not a political post, but a fascinating insight into Pembrokeshire’s history!

Pembrokeshire food 😋
24/05/2026

Pembrokeshire food 😋

Pembrokeshire is getting a lot of airtime for its foodie scene, and it’s not hard to see why. Let’s tuck in...

Where to eat in Pembrokeshire? You’re spoilt for choice in our county, with places to suit all tastes and budgets. Here are a few of our favourites where you’ll often find Câr-y-Môr seafood and/or seaweed on the menu:
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What to eat in Pembrokeshire? A-Grade waters ensure our fishing partners bring in an abundance of lobster, crab and meaty finfish alongside our own rope-grown mussels. Welsh seaweed has a unique umami flavour – we recommend "truffle-of-the-sea" pepper dulse. Be sure to try Pembrokeshire potatoes, cheese from and meat and eggs from Treithel Farm. We recommend ordering and don’t miss

Why eat in Pembrokeshire? Because we boast such superb produce, eating in Pembrokeshire means fresh ingredients grown and harvested by our local community. What’s more, many ingredients - like fresh shellfish and organic vegetables - have a high nutritional value that’s lauded by top chefs for its quality.

Who are Pembrokeshire’s foodie champions? We’re lucky to have local people flying the flag for Pembrokeshire produce. Give a follow to see all the good work Jonathan Williams does. Check out to discover the best wild ingredients. Head to the for an award-winning, sustainably produced pint. And visit our neighbours for edible insects.

How can you enjoy Pembrokeshire’s foodie scene? Experience Pembrokeshire fare through: tasting menus like that served at Blas; a takeaway from to eat on the beach; a Câr-y-Môr seafood platter to enjoy at your holiday home; or how about a foraging and cookery experience with The Really Wild Emporium?

When’s best to enjoy the Pembrokeshire foodie scene? We’re a year-round destination, so whenever you visit, be sure to experience our incredible food and produce!

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44 High Street
Haverfordwest
SA626SD

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