Cottage near Haven, Cosheston, Pembrokeshire, Wales. Pets welcome - nature lovers, walkers & moorings for boat owners.

Accommodation Details:

3 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6, plus travel cot. 1 double and 1 twin on 1st floor and 1 double on ground floor.

Bedlinen & towels provided.

Bathroom on ground floor with full suite and shower over bath.

Kitchen with electric double oven cooker, microwave, larder fridge, freezer, automatic washing machine

Dining Room/Retreat 2 comfy armchairs, dresser, dining suite to seat 6. Rayburn for cooking and heating.

Lounge two comfy sofas, rocking chair, tv/video, selection of books. French door to garden.

Fuel oil central heating inclusive

Grounds extensive views of Secret Waterway from enclosed garden, garden furniture.

Parking for 2/3 cars

Welcome FREE: 2 Dogs (additional dogs by arrangement)

FRIDAY CHANGEOVER

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About this cottage:

• Curl up on a plump settee with a glass of wine and a good book in front of the open fire or enjoy....
• Stunning views of the 'Secret Waterway' from the sheltered, secluded garden of this cosy stone cottage near the river in the Pembrokeshire National Park.
• Traditional pine kitchen and an Rayburn in the dining room enhance the country cottage feel of this lovely holiday home by the river.

• Wonderful location for sailors - the owners can provide 2 moorings and a tender within a short walk.

• The nearest large supermarkets are 2 miles away at Pembroke Dock and the pretty town of Pembroke is also 2 miles away with interesting individual shops, a delicatessen and weekly market in the town hall.

• Naturalists, bird watchers and walkers will find a haven of peace and solitude.
• Explore the mystery of the 'Secret Waterway' with a pleasure or fishing trip on the 'Cleddau King' water taxi service.

• Broad Haven, Barafundle Bay (N.T.- the best UK picnic spot 2006) Freshwater West, Manorbier - all superb beaches within a short drive.

• Wealth of attractions nearby - Carew, Manorbier & Pembroke Castles, Bosherston Lily Ponds, St Govan's 11th century Chapel set in the cliffs and the legendary Huntsman's Leap, Oakwood Leisure Park, Heatherton Country Park, Great Wedlock Dinosaur Park or Folly Farm are all within an easy drive - great fun family days out for the younger generation.

• Narberth just a short drive away is a bustling old town full of interesting and individual shops. There is a choice of excellent places to eat and drink, galleries, crafts, castle, small market and a free car park.

• Buy your tickets at the kiosk on the Tenby Harbour slipway. Look out for marine wild life on the way. You may see dolphins. The Island has been home to Cistercian monks for a thousand years. They farm the land, produce perfume, shortbread and chocolate all for sale in the island shop. Stroll the lovely countryside, relax on one of the beautiful sandy beaches or visit parts of the Grade II listed abbey. A peaceful and fascinating day never to be forgotten.

• Enjoy a walk alongside the beautiful Bosherston Lily Ponds and onto Broad Haven South Beach. Return along the opposiite bank making a loop to the car park. Before leaving do enjoy a drink or a meal in the village pub St Govan's Country Inn with a CAMRA award for their ales and they serve a wide selection of good value meals.

• An unusual but fascinating part of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. Enjoy this easy 2 mile walk through the picturesque waterside village of Hazelbeach in Llanstadwell, with Ferry Inn serving food and real ales, past the 11th C Llanstadwell Church and right onto the Promenade in Neyland beside the busy Haven Waterway. On the Marina there is the Brunel Cafe serving fresh coffees, tea, delicious cakes & light lunches or the first floor Bar restaurant with excellent views, seafood is a speciality.

• An exclusive opportunity to experience the Pembrokeshire coastline cruising aboard ~ 'Magic'(http://pembrokeshireboatcharters.com/)(www.http://pembrokeshireboatcharters.com/)~ . You can arrange a convenient point to be picked up such as Neyland Yacht Haven Marina, Milford Haven Marina or Lawrenny Yacht Station..

• Qube restaurant serves coffee tea lunch and an extensive evening menu specialising in fresh local fish.
• The Cornstore is one of the physical reminders of Pembrokes's important maritime trading history. The store stocks interesting accessories and individual pieces of furniture for the home.

• The Flying Boat Centre is dedicated to recovering the only Mark 1 Sunderland in the world which currently lies on the sea bed of the Milford Haven Waterway. Run by volunteers the centre exhibits photographs, uniforms, artefacts, memorabillia and interactive items for children

• Lots to enjoy at this cottage near the river in Wales - boat owners most welcome, mooring available - peace & tranquility assured plus 50 miles of south Pembrokeshire to explore.

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