Coastal village holiday cottage Newport, Pembrokeshire, quiet garden, pets welcome - sleeps 7 - near pubs, restaurants

Accommodation Details:

4 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6 adults and 1 child. Master double en-suite (shower, toilet, washbasin) with French doors to balcony, 1 double, 1 twin and 1 child’s bedroom with single bed. All on 1st floor.

Bedlinen & towels provided.

Family Bathroon with shower bath (watering can shower over), toilet, washbasin on 1st floor.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room with luxury fitted kitchen, Rangemaster cooker (gas hob and electric ovens) fridge, dishwasher, breakfast table and chairs, Rattan sofa, slate floor and large glass doors opening onto a sheltered rear terraced garden.

Utility Room with freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, toilet and washbasin. Door to rear garden.

Sitting Room cosy room with 2 large sofas, armchair, Sky tv/dvd/, cd/radio, wood burning stove and stairs to 1st floor.

WIFI Broadband connection.

Dining Room with table and chairs seating 8.

Fuel gas central heating and starter pack of logs inclusive May-September, £25 per week outside these dates.

Grounds small gravelled front garden and rear garden on 2 levels with steps to patio and steps to lawn. Garden furniture.

Welcome FREE 1 well behaved dog.

Parking street parking for off-loading etc. Ample parking in public car park, 2 mins walk.

Please do not smoke indoors.

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About this cottage:

• A tastefully renovated and completely refurbished Pembrokeshire stone cottage in the heart of the small ancient seaside town of Newport.
• Furnished and decorated to the highest standards – sumptuous soft furnishings, comfy sofas, log burning stove, period dining table, lime-washed walls, Farrow and Ball paintwork and the owner’s original landscapes all add to the cottage’s ambience of warmth and luxury.
• Lots of original features have been restored to their former glory and a stunning glass and wood extension opens out onto a delightful rear terraced garden.
• The master en-suite bedroom has a balcony which overlooks the garden with glimpses of the sea beyond.

• Newport, nestling in the shadows of the Preseli Mountains, has ancient winding lanes leading to an estuary teeming with wild life. Award winning restaurants, pubs serving food, coffee shops, a fantastic butchers, art and craft galleries, antique/books shops, health food shop and a Natural Health Care Clinic are all virtually on your doorstep.

• There is a fabulous 18 hole links golf course and a long golden stretch of sand, ideal for swimming, windsurfing and sailing.
• Carn Ingli (Mount of Angels) dominates the skyline behind Newport. A mysterious mountain topped by an Iron Age Fort (never excavated) from where there are panoramic views – Snowdonia, St Davids Peninsula and even the Wicklow Mountains.

• The Preselis are gentle hill walking country or for a truly rare treat take a pony trek along ancient tracks and abandoned drovers roads as they criss-cross the mountain sides.

• Cilgerran Castle has inspired many artists including Turner why not take your sketch pad and watercolours if not your camera will do.

• Do enjoy a meal at Cnapan Restaurant in Newport established since 1983. Home cooking at its best and a fairly priced wine served in a delightful town house dining room.

• A fascinating on going archaeological investigation with reconstructed buildings on original sites in beautiful woodland and river meadow setting. There is a visitors centre, gift shop and special events held throughout the year.
• Choose a beautiful beach for every day of the week - Penbryn Beach, Poppit Sands, Ceibwr Bay and Aberporth has two. All are within easy reach, why not leave your car behind and take the Poppit Rocket Bus which serves the coastal area.

• Do visit the pretty little village of Nevern with its ancient yew trees in the old church yard, the 16th C Trewen Arms Hotel featured in Egon Ronay's Best Food Guide and the Good Food Guide and the crystal clear waters of the Nevern river, an ideal location for a spot of fishing. On the outskirts of the village look for the ancient Pilgrim's Cross.
• Enjoy a holiday in true comfort in this coastal holiday cottage in Newport minutes from all amenities & services. Newport is an environment that caters for all ages, tastes & interests - especially naturalists, walkers & lovers of fine scenery.

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