This charming ground-floor property is part of an elegant Georgian terrace townhouse within 100 metres of the beach. This beautiful area lies within the magnificent surroundings of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park; it’s made for wildlife wanders, water sports, and outdoor pursuits. Ramblers can venture the 186 miles Pembrokeshire Coast Path or roam the full length of the 870-mile Wales Coast Path – there is no wrong turn in this spectacular region. Wildlife enthusiasts will love the surrounding countryside, and beachcombers can discover curious creatures in rockpools, watch soaring seabirds on clifftop headlands, or take a marine wildlife safari to spot dolphins and seals. There’s a lively calendar of activities and entertainment throughout the year in Tenby including music festivals and street performance, while the town centre is bursting with independent places to eat, drink and shop. Further afield, foodies should not miss the bountiful market town of Narberth (13 miles), while you can also shop for holiday gifts in Milford Haven (18 miles) as well as visit a maritime museum. In spring and summer, green-fingered guests will be inspired by the lofty gardens around Manorbier Castle (6 miles).
Sleeping two guests, this townhouse property boasts sunny hues and contemporary style. Relax in the open-plan kitchen, living and dining area. Cook up a meal in the well-equipped kitchen, which has an electric hob, oven, fridge, microwave and dishwasher. Catch up on the day at the dining table, then relax on the sofa with a good book in the living area by the wood burner-effect electric fire and enjoy views of St Catherine’s Island and the bay through the large picture window. After a busy day of adventures, refresh in the stylish shower room, and when the day is done, settle into the pretty double bedroom.
Step outside to the street promenade where a zig-zag path leads down to the beach; in fact, you’re surrounded by the three main beaches and the harbour here, so everything is within half a mile of your beautiful holiday home, including the shops, pubs, and restaurants.