This sixth-floor apartment is perfect for guests looking for a peaceful seaside holiday with plenty to do on the doorstep. Head to Tenby North Beach, immediately below the flat, or into the centre of Tenby which is traffic-free during July and August. Tenby Castle and the National Trust’s Tudor Merchant’s House are well worth a visit to learn a little local history, or hop on a ferry to Priory Bay on Caldey Island (3.5 miles by foot and ferry) for golden shores backed by lush greenery. Further afield there are a number of National Trust gardens and properties, several stunning castles - and more wonderful Pembrokeshire coastal walks.
As you head up to the front door via the stairs or lift, you’ll encounter a small hallway through to open-plan living area. Comfortable sofas at one end make for a cosy space to enjoy some TV time, read a book from the bookcase or gaze out of the large windows to take in the sea views. Dine at the wooden dining table by the sliding doors to the balcony, where you can stand and look out over the beach and Carmarthen Bay beyond. In the kitchen you’ll find an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher. There’s also a washer/dryer plus wonderful views towards Penally and Giltar Point. The double bedroom has a TV and stunning sea views, with a dressing table and lots of wardrobe space. The twin bedroom looks out over Tenby town and completing the apartment is the bathroom with shower over the bath and WC.
Opposite the apartment block, there’s a public garden with steps that lead down to the beach. There’s usually space for one car per property with a permit from the caretaker, but if that’s not possible the public car park is half a mile away (300 metres on foot), or there is limited street parking.