North Pembrokeshire cosy country cottage, 10 minute drive to coast at Abereiddi, Abercastle, Abermawr & Aberbach beaches

Accommodation Details:

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4.Travel cot on request. 1 double and 1 bunk bedded room, both on 1st floor.

Bedlinen provided

Bathroom on 1st floor with bath (shower over), toilet and washbasin.

Cloakroom on ground floor with toilet and washbasin. Washing machine in fitted unit.

Kitchen well equipped fitted kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, larder fridge. Freezer in understairs cupboard.

Lounge/dining room 2 seater sofa and 2 armchairs, gas coal burning effect stove, Freeview tv/dvd,cd/radio. Dining table and chairs seating 4. Highchair.

Fuel oil central heating/gas inclusive.

Grounds small enclosed, sheltered rear garden with garden table and chairs.

Welcome FREE 1 small dog max

Please do not smoke indoors.

Private parking for 2 cars

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About this cottage:

• A charming cosy cottage, in a courtyard group of 4, surrounded by lush, green countryside.
• This is a lovely welcoming comfortable home to retreat to and in which to enjoy a truly relaxing holiday and from where to explore all the delights of North Pembrokeshire.
• Tastefully converted from an old mill there is exposed stone-work and a unique hallway with a ceiling which rises to the roof.
• The lounge/diner has a gas coal burning effect stove and French doors open onto the enclosed, sheltered rear garden, a lovely spot for a summer evening barbecue.

• Letterston 3 miles away has an excellent village store, post office and off licence which sells groceries, newspapers and a fuel station.
• All year round short breaks are possible at this property. Please phone for availability and price. A retired couple take great pride in managing this property for the owner.

• Mathry is a nearby hilltop village with a woodturners workshop, the Church of the Holy Martyrs (featured in the Saints & Stones Trail) and a pub – there is also a ‘local’ close by in the hamlet of Castlemorris.

• The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is within a 10 minute drive & the twin sand and shingle beaches of Abermawr & Aberbach can be reached by walking through National Trust woodland carpeted with bluebells, anemones and wild garlic in the spring - fantastic scenery, birds and marine wild life.

• Priskilly Golf Club provides a warm welcome to beginners and experts alike with a 9 hole course set amongst rolling lush countryside – enjoy home cooked meals or a drink in the Club House.

• The award winning ‘Somethings Cooking’ Fish & Chip restaurant and take away is in the village of Letterston.There are 2 pubs serving food and a bakery and butchers selling wonderful Gwaun Valley Beef, award winning organic bacon and ham, local fresh produce and home baked bread.

• Explore underwater Pembrokeshire with professionals. Celtic Diving is a 5 star PADI diving centre and a BSAC diver training school. Click on this link to see a video of ~10 Pembrokeshire dives (http:www.celticdiving.co.uk)(http://http:www.celticdiving.co.uk)~

• A wonderful day out in the country for the whole family where you can enjoy walking, bird watching, boating, fishing, picnicking and country views.

• A thrilling walk along wild coastline from the Blue Lagoon passing through the fishing village of Porthgain where you can explore impressive remains of former quarry workings and on to the quiet secluded shingly beach of Abermawr backed by National Trust marsh and woodland

• The Irish Ferry sails daily from Goodwick where there is an easily accessible sand/shingle beach, a tourist information centre and a diving centre.

• Fishguard is a small market town which was the scene of the last invasion of Britain and a tapestry worked by local needlewomen depicting this event is proudly displayed in the Town Hall.
• A Farmers Market is held here every Saturday selling delicious fresh local produce and there is also an award winning Leisure Centre, a small cinema, a variety of individually owned shops and eating places to enjoy.

• This popular small harbour village is home to 2 art galleries, the famous ‘Sloop Inn’ and ‘The Shed’, an award winning restaurant serving fresh lobster, crab and fish as well as local meat. Take a fishing trip from here (operating during the summertime) and barbecue your own freshly caught fish – a real treat!

• No holiday in North Pembrokeshire is complete without a visit to St Davids with its medieval Cathedral, Bishop's Palace, boutiques, art galleries, coffee shops/restaurants and the place to book an exhilerating boat trip out to the birds islands of Skomer, Skokholm and Ramsey - wonderful marine life too.
• There is much to explore near this north Pembrokeshire country cottage. The region between St Davids & Newport has aquired an acclaimed reputation for its choice of quality restaurants, pubs & cafe's.

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