Seaside holiday cottage sleeps 2 good for pony riding on the beach, near Newgale & Little Haven, St Brides Bay Pembrokeshire

Accommodation Details:

‘Crog’ loft bedroom with double bed, sleeping a maximum of 2, travel cot on request. Sloping ceiling with views to the sea and St Brides Bay through the Velux.

Bedlinen & Towels provided

Shower Room on ground floor with shower cubicle and washbasin. Separate toilet and washbasin.

Kitchen fitted kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge with ice box, washing machine. Tumble dryer in boiler cupboard. Door to rear garden.

Lounge/Diner 2 x 2 seater sofas, wood burning stove, tv/dvd, cd/radio, table and chairs seating 4. Patio front windows and stairs to galleried crog loft bedroom.

Fuel oil central heating and starter pack of logs for stove inclusive May – September, £20 per week outside these dates.

Grounds large, part walled rear garden with garden furniture.

Parking for 1 car in large car park on right of drive. Footpath to property in front of wall.

Welcome FREE 1 Dog Max

No smoking indoors please.

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About this cottage:

• This old coach house has been converted into a delightful cottage with lime washed walls, a wood burning stove in the cosy lounge and a ‘ crog’ loft galleried bedroom above.
• Tucked away behind the former ancient rectory (now a small, exclusive ‘ Bed & Breakfast’ ), the coach house has its own lovely rear part walled large private garden with views across rolling farmland towards St Brides Bay.
• Roch 2 miles away has an excellent village store. The county town of Haverfordwest 6 miles away. Amenities include banks, post office, library with internet access, supermarkets, filling stations, chemist, doctors, vet and interesting independent shops.
• Short breaks are possible at Nolton Coach House. Please phone for availability and price.

• Nolton Haven, a beautiful cove with a beachside pub, the ‘ Mariners Inn’ and fabulous Druidston Haven with its long sweep of golden sands and excellent pub with restaurant are both only a short drive away.
• For beach and watersports lovers Pembrokeshire’ s glorious coast is all around - Broad Haven, Newgale, Solva and the cathedral city of St Davids.

• For horse riders, beginners or experts, Nolton Stables are a 2 minute walk - a gallop through the surf is an unforgettable experience.

• Adventurous or sedate you choose - boat trips leave from Martin's Haven near Dale, Solva Harbour, St Justinians and Whitesands Bay near St Davids. Cruise the magnificent coastline and visit the unforgetable bird islands.

• Hilton Court nearby is a garden centre set in 12 acres with a lake, gift shop, craft and photographic galleries and an excellent tea room.

• Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire’ s county town situated on the River Cleddau, has a fortnightly award winning Friday Farmers Market, supermarkets, individual shops, pubs, restaurants, library, Norman Castle with museum, county archive and art gallery, cinema and leisure centre all within an easy drive of this charming retreat for 2 in the hamlet of Nolton near Nolton Haven.

• The Steve Robinson Glass Studio in Nine Wells is well worth a visit. It is a working 'warm glass' studio and gallery. You may find something special to take home as a souvenier of your stay in Pembrokeshire.

• Boats leave from Milford Haven Marina. Do take this opportunity to cruise the coastline aboard the exclusive vessel 'Magic'. Half or full day cruises to suit nature lovers. Alternative pick up and drop off points may be negotiated.

• Enjoy a relaxed, informal and delicious meal at Cwtch Restaurant in St Davids. Cwtch is listed in the Good Food Guide and was the Which Best Family Restaurant 2011. While there buy some local produce from the shelves to take home with you.
• The Bench In St Davids is an Italian style cafe, bar, restaurant and ice-cream parlour with internet access and a gallery upstairs. Jo Simes exhibits her photographic work alongside the work of other guest artists and crafts people.

• Keen walkers might enjoy this 11 mile wild and rocky walk over some of the oldest rock in Britain some dating from the pre Cambrian period.

• Solva is an idyllic spot to learn how to sail or drive a power boat. St Brides Bay has 30 square miles of open water clear of obstructions and no strong tidal streams.

• A seriously fishy week long festival with celebratory starts at Tenby and Haverfordwest. Eat the best freshest local fish
• Enjoy a memorable stay at this holiday cottage for two near Nolton Haven Cove.

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