Dog welcome at Pretty holiday Cottage, Solva, St Davids Peninsula, Pembrokeshire, Wales.

Solva Harbour, Shops & Inns 300yds, Newgale 3m, Whitesands 4m
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Accommodation Details:

2 bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4 plus travel cot. 2 bedrooms (1 double and 1 twin) both with washbasins, overlooking garden and stream.

Bedlinen & Towels at £5.00 per person.

Bathroom with full suite with sitz bath (4ft bath) shower over bath. All on 1st floor.

Cloakroom with shower, washbasin and toilet on ground floor.

Kitchen/Diner beamed ceiling, Victorian range and open fire. New fitted kitchen. Electric cooker, fridge with ice box, dishwasher. Table and chairs seating four. Highchair.

Utility Room Belfast sink, washer/drier, freezer and microwave.

Lounge 3 seater sofa, armchair, cast iron multi-fuel stove, tv/dvd, patio doors.

Grounds garden and patio, barbecue, garden furniture. River at bottom of garden, care with young children.

Parking near end of terrace – can be difficult during peak holiday periods.

Fuel oil central heating inclusive May to Sept, £20 per week outside these dates. Coal and logs may be purchased locally.

1 dog welcome FREE

FRIDAY CHANGEOVER

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About this cottage:

• One of the prettiest cottages in our brochure with a delightful garden leading to a stream where you could catch a trout for breakfast - just a 100 yd stroll away from the 'local', 300 yds to a small sandy foreshore and 400 yds to magnificent cliff walks.
• Relax in the charming sitting room with exposed beams, log burning stove in a handsome stone fireplace, elegant and comfortable soft furnishings, shelved alcoves with plenty of books and pretty ornaments and patio doors opening onto an enchanting garden.
• The spacious kitchen / diner is fitted with honey coloured pine cupboards and has a delightful country table and chairs to match. An imposing Victorian range with open fire sits at the heart of the room.
• Summer short breaks are available, please phone for price and availability.

• Riverside and woodland walks are just across the river and the village with its' restaurants, pubs, art galleries and gift shops are a 2 minute walk away. Sip a Pimms in the garden overlooking the stream

• All 20 miles of the St Davids Peninsula coastline is all within 6 miles driving distance from Solva.
• An ideal cottage location for young and old, active or indolent, sporting or leisurely.
• Solva's excellent village shop, post office & off licence, Bayview Stores, sells groceries, papers, angling supplies and offers a delivery service within the Solva area.

• Get to know the best historic and pre historic sites in Pembrokeshire with Archaeotours. Choose from Strumble Head, Nevern & Pentre Ifan or the Preseli Hills. Your tour will include the services of a qualified archaeologist, transport and refreshments.

• Britain's smallest city with a magnificent Cathedral at its heart. A village really with a variety of interesting shops, galleries, crafts and a choice of places to eat and drink. Do take the opportunity to book a memorable boat trip out to the spectacular off lying bird islands.

• Newgale is a Blue Flag awarded, 2 mile stretch of golden sands backed by a bank of smooth pebbles is popular with walkers, families and surfers. Learn to surf or improve your skills with Newsurf a local business of qualified instructors. Car parks and cafes at either end of the beach.

• The fascinating shop is located in the village of Mathry. Do drop in to see the lovely wooden pieces such as bowls, platters, lamps, candle stick holders and larger pieces of bespoke furniture. Combine your visit with a meal at the village pub the 'Farmers Arms'.

• An exceptionally beautiful deep wooded valley highly regarded by geologists. It can be enjoyed at Llanychaer. Do drive on to Rosebush and try a meal in the fascinating award winning Tafan Sinc.

• Leave from St Justinians near St Davids on a one and a half hour cruise around RSPB Reserve Ramsey Island. See sea birds, seals and other marine wildlife as well as spectacular coastal scenery.

• This walk could be called the Last Invasion Trail it is the area where the last invasion took place. Enjoy a refreshing drink and something to eat at the Old Sailors pub beside the beach at Pwll Gwaelod. Hail a dedicated walkers bus to take you back to your starting point.

• Moor Farm has a beautiful 3/4 acre lake stocked with mirror carp up to 30lbs in weight. Try your luck.
• Shore Fishing around the rocks and beaches of St Davids is arguably some of the best in Wales. Try your luck.

• The pretty little seaside village of Nolton Haven has a sandy beach, 150 year old stone chapel clinging to the cliff side, a pub serving homemade food and ales and East Nolton Riding Stabels who will take you galloping across the beach.
• There is much to enjoy from this pretty holiday cottage in Solva west Wales - within walking distance of several restaurants.

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