Burton holiday house with panoramic views over Cleddau River, Burton, South Pembrokeshire - sleeps 6

Accommodation Details:

3 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6 plus travel cot. 1 twin with adjoining shower room (wet room type shower), toilet and washbasin on ground floor, 1 king sized bedroom with en-suite bathroom (toilet, washbasin & bath) and 1 king sized bedroom with en-suite shower room, (toilet, washbasin and shower cubicle) both on 1st floor.

Bedlinen provided. Towels provided at £3 per person.

Kitchen/Lounge open plan fitted kitchen area with electric oven and gas hob, microwave, dishwasher, Hostess trolley, table and chairs to seat 6. Highchair. Lounge wth large corner sofa, 2 armchairs, digital tv/dvd, cd/radio

Utility Room with fridge/freezer, washing machine and ‘Betsy’ drying rack.

Dining Hall spacious room with dining table and chairs seating 6. Stairs to 1st floor.

Fuel under-floor heating in kitchen/lounge and oil fired central heating throughout.

Grounds unenclosed with large low fenced side lawn, front patio with garden furniture.

Parking for 3 cars

Welcome FREE 2 well behaved dogs

Please do not smoke indoors.

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About this cottage:

• South Pembrokeshire’s fabled beaches and glorious coast are all within an easy drive of this newly built detached house which has panoramic views across corn fields towards the Cleddau River in the distance.
• Very well furnished and equipped throughout, the dining hall has picture windows on 2 sides and an oak floor, all overlooked by a galleried landing.
• Set at the top of the hill on the outskirts of the pleasant riverside village of Burton, which has a landing pontoon in the summer, there are lots of tranquil country and riverside walks close by.
• Good eating places locally include the popular waterside inn – The Jolly Sailor with a riverside beer garden and an extensive menu. Within a 2 minute walk is the Stable Inn – good food and drink and The Beggars Reach Hotel is just outside the village in tranquil countryside.

• The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is close by - wonderful walks, coastal scenery and ever-changing wild flowers, bird and marine life according to the season.

• Fantastic boat trips to the offshore islands depart from Neyland Marina where there is also Brunels Nature Reserve and Cycle Track.
• Enjoy leisurely refreshments at the café and bar which overlook the marina with its fascinating array of sailing yachts.

• Llangwm is an old fishing village which has a landing slip at Black Tar for small boats and hosts an annual Scarecrow Festival.
• Hook is north of Llangwm and is bordered by Little Milford Woods (N.T.) which cover the high banks of the Western Cleddau – superb scenery and waterside walks.

• Pembroke is a small fascinating town with a wonderfully preserved medieval castle – lots of outdoor events are held here during the summer months. There are narrow alleyways to explore, small, individual shops, antique centres, craft and art galleries and a variety of eating/drinking spots.

• Also within an easy drive is North Pembrokeshire with its hidden coves and beaches and the Preseli Mountains - gentle hill walking and pony trekking.

• Lots to see and do when holidaying in this house at Burton, South Pembrokeshire.

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