This welcoming, open-plan holiday cottage invites small families and up to three pooches to unwind in this gorgeous corner of West Wales. Set within the owner’s grounds, enjoy sweeping views down over the Pembrokeshire countryside and make the most of the many destinations and attractions nearby - starting with the short drive to the beaches at Amroth and Pendine (3.5 miles). Elsewhere, walk along the well-known Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to the seaside town of Saundersfoot (8 miles) with its seafood restaurants, pubs and ice cream shops to enjoy. The famous walled town of Tenby (11.5 miles) is well worth a visit with its cobbled streets, stunning beaches, and boat trips to Caldey Island. Visit local attractions nearby that include Folly Farm (11 miles) and Oakwood (12.5 miles) which has the UK’s first wooden rollercoaster to enjoy. For those interested in history and culture, nearby attractions include medieval castles such as Pembroke Castle (16.5 miles) which dates back to the 11th-century and offers guided tours and events throughout the year.
With vibrant colours and plenty of space for unwinding together, this former dairy farm building welcomes guests with its sociable open-plan living space. Here, unwind in the lounge area, kicking back on the reclining seats in front of the Smart TV, with plenty of space for any canine chums to curl up also. When stomachs start to rumble, the well-equipped kitchen has all you need to create memorable feasts for the group who can gather at the farm-style dining table to enjoy the chosen chef’s work. When day turns to night, find two delightful bedrooms, both served by the well-appointed family bathroom with a walk-in shower – a super-king-size room that can be converted to a twin on request, and a twin room that can be converted to a super-king-size on request.
Outside, there is an elevated, south facing patio area with garden furniture, perfect for al fresco dining or just enjoying the evening sun after a day exploring.