This charming and historic dog-friendly Pembrokeshire stone cottage is perfect for a group of friends or a family holiday looking for a chance to spend quality time together close to the coast. Set in a picturesque location you can take a picnic and walk less than 500 metres to the tiny harbour and sandy beach at Abercastle. Play on the beach and build sandcastles or take the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path in either direction to enjoy a walk with spectacular coastal scenery.
An idyllic two-storey property that dates from the 16th century and retains original features such as exposed beams and stone walls. The cosy contemporary lounge has plenty of comfortable seating and a wood burner for chilly evenings. The open-plan kitchen/diner in the middle of the house is the perfect social space. It has a stylish kitchen and an inviting dining area with a wood burner in an inglenook fireplace to ensure you can linger over memorable meals. Completing the ground floor is a bathroom and a separate shower room. Upstairs are three characterful bedrooms - a super-king-size, a twin, and a bedroom with a single bed downstairs and a king-size bed on the mezzanine floor accessed via stairs from the bedroom. Outside is an enclosed garden with a patio area with furniture and BBQ, making the perfect spot for outside dining.
Pembrokeshire showcases some of the best of Welsh culture, history, and natural beauty. Close by you can visit ‘Carreg Sampson’, a Neolithic burial chamber (1 mile). St Davids (10 miles) is a unique city surrounded by spectacular coastal scenery and has a beautiful 12th-century cathedral. Take a boat trip from St Davids to Ramsey Island and enjoy the spectacular scenery and bird life or head to Whitesands Beach (10 miles), which is perfect for families with buckets and spades and for swimming and surfing.