Luxury quality cottage style bungalow, Saundersfoot, Narberth & Tenby, sleeps 7, quality & comfort assured

Accommodation Details:

4 bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 7 plus cot. Master bedroom with king size bed, 1 double, 1 twin, 1 single.

Bedlinen and Towels provided.

Bathroom bath, toilet, washbasin and and walk-in shower.

Shower Room toilet, washbasin and walk in shower.

Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room luxurious fitted kitchen with lovely rural views, electric cooker, integral microwave, fridge and dishwasher, chairs and table seating 6, highchair, 2 x 2 seater leather sofas, Freeview tv/dvd/video, patio doors to terrace.

Utility Room washing machine, tumble dryer, freezer.

Lounge 2 & 3 seater sofas, armchair, Freeview tv/dvd/video, French windows onto garden and rural views.

Games Room full size pool table, table tennis table and full size table football, seating area.

Fuel oil central heating inclusive May – September, £35 per week outside these dates

Grounds large lawned garden, partially enclosed, with rear paved patio and side terrace Garden furniture. Storage shed for bikes etc.

Ample parking.

Sorry, no Dogs and please do not smoke indoors.

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About this cottage:

• Country cottage bungalow with views to far horizons across beautiful, rolling wooded countryside to the Preseli Hills in the distance
• Set on the side of a gentle hill in the Landsker Borderlands of South Pembrokeshire this is a comfortable country cottage at any time of the year. It is furnished and decorated throughout to the highest residential standards
• Lounge has french doors to the garden and the luxurious kitchen/dining/sitting room is furnished with stylish leather sofas and patio doors opening onto a rear terrace - a lovely sun trap.
• Fine dining at the Grove Hotel only 4 minutes walk.

• Wonderful walking in the quiet Landsker Borderlands and a path just across the lane from Highgrove meanders through the ancient Canaston & Minwear Woods - alive with birdsong, carpeted with wild flowers, fungi and home to squirrels, foxes, badgers (and wild boars in the 18th century!) - past ruined 13th century Mounton Chapel and onto the Knights Way.

• Narberth nearby is a small ancient thriving market town with a ruined castle and a mixture of small interesting shops - fishmonger, butcher, grocer, ironmongers, delicatessen, wonderful cake shops, art and craft galleries, antique shops, pubs and restaurants - a great place for gift shopping!
• Relax in the delightful informal Ultra Comedia Cafe/Tapas Bar/Delicatessen, Narberth. Enjoy delicious produce from Wales, Spain and France. Drop in at any time during the day. Booking is necessary for evening meals.

• This part of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is an easy 9 mile walk without serious gradients but it does need careful planning to avoid detours due to tides.
• Take a revitalising swim at Narberth's 20m x 7m swimming pool

• South Pembrokeshire’ s magnificent coastline with its beaches and coves (don’ t miss Broad Haven South and exotic Barafundle), golf, fishing and 200 miles of cycle trails.
• Family attractions nearby include Herons Brook Park & Golf Course (5 mins drive) and Folly Farm Park for young children, Oakwood Theme Park and Heatherton Sports Park for teenagers and the more adventurous.

• Enjoy a night out in this popular and lively authentic Greek venue in the heart of seaside town Tenby.
• Lots to see and do within a short drive away fof this, spacious country cottage bungalow with superb rural views.

• Pretty Stackpole village has an excellent award winning pub/restaurant the Stackpole Inn. Look out for the splendid Millennium Arch over the local school gate opposite the pub. Stackploe Quay (National Trust) is a tiny picturesque harbour with the Boathouse Tearoom close by. Sit in the garden and enjoy a cup of tea while admiring the surroundings.
• Walk from Stackpole Quay car park along the coastal path to fabulous Barafundle beach backed by dunes and flanked by sea cliffs, once voted one of the UK's top ten beaches.

• Picton Castle at the Ross is open to the public 5 days a week for afternoons guided tours. There is an excellent cafe, a gallery and a shop. The magnificent woodland and walled gardens offer any number of lovely places to enjoy a picnic.

• Heron Brook Golf Course less than a mile away has an 18 hole, par 64 course of 3040 yards set in beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside overlooking Narberth town and castle. Take your own golf clubs or hire the equipment on site. There is a small cafe offering drinks and light refreshments.
• There is much to enjoy near this Welsh quality country cottage for holidays near Narberth

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