Lion Rock Cottage

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 3. Master Double (can be twin) with TV and ensuite shower room on 1st floor. 1 Single with TV

Bathroom with full suite shower and electric shower over bath on mezzanine floor.

Living/Dining/Kitchen on ground floor with 3 piece suite, TV/DVD/CD, large patio doors onto sheltered terrace, dining table seating 6, fitted kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, larder fridge, freezer.

Grounds sheltered terrace, garden furniture, lawns and grassy banks with views over St Brides Bay. NB: Not suitable for toddlers.

The next door neighbour is amending his underground garage so the outlook has been modified since 2016.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Short Breaks Available throughout the year on available weeks.

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Friday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes

Fuel - Full central heating inclusive

Dogs - 2 welcome free. Towels, a treat and some poo bags provided!

Travel cot - Yes on request

Highchair - No

Bed linen - Included as standard

• Broad Haven (north) has an excellent mini market with post office. More extensive shopping can be done in the market & county town of Haverfordwest 7 miles away where amenities include banks, post office, library with internet access, supermarkets, filling stations, chemist, doctors, vet, and interesting independent shops.

• The garden leads to a field from where the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path winds down to Broad Haven's superb sandy beach - safe bathing, windsurfing, sailboarding, kite flying and lots more.

• Pembrokeshire's Atlantic West coast is a dramatic landscape of amazing cliff scenery, golden beaches and secluded coves - Little Haven, Druidston , Nolton Haven and Newgale - all within easy reach.

• Try horse riding through the surf, walking the Coastal Path and country treks with Nolton Riding Stables.
  

• Exhilarating or sedate boat trips to the bird islands of Skomer or Ramsey should not be missed. Expect to see stunning coastal scenery, myriad seabirds, seals and if you are lucky, dolphins. There are also plenty of opportunities for fishing, golf, bird or relaxation.

• St Davids with its medieval Cathedral and the harbour village of Solva are within an easy drive as is Haverfordwest, the bustling County town where there is a farmers market fortnightly on a Friday.

• Drive along quiet flower filled lanes and ancient drovers roads, discover solitude walking in the magical Preseli Hills dotted with prehistoric remains and a visit to Llys y Fran Country Park is sure to please - all within easy reach of this Broad Haven cottage.

• The guides are specialists in nature conservation on Skomer Island or the Pembrokeshire countryside. They are happy to tailor make a walk to suit you and your family or friends.

• Scolton Manor and award winning visitors centre are well worth a vist. Do explore the Victorian Manor house, stroll the woodland paths and take a rest in the Tearooms at Scolton where delicious light meals, fresh coffee, homemade cakes and snacks are served.

• Wildlife cruises with experienced knowledgeable skippers based in Llanstadwell. Do enjoy a drink and a delicious meal in the Ferry Inn overlooking the river while you are in the village, Tel. 07970 540940

• Enjoy delicious food served in the relaxed, informal ambience of Cwtch Restaurant listed in the Good Food Guide since 2009.

• For all your photographic needs call in at Tir a Mor ( Land & Sea) . An extensive range of digital cameras, memory cards, binoculars and spotting scopes also OS maps.

• Fun days out for all the family whatever the weather include BP Karting with indoor track for fun and competitive racing, drivers must be 8 years and over, Hangar Five trampoline park and Scolton Manor Museum and Country Park near Havefordwest, Blue Lagoon Water Park near Canaston Bridge Tudor Merchant 's House National Trust, The Hangover climbing wall in Tenby, Folly Farm in Begelly and Manor Wildlife Park in St Florence just to mention a few.
  

• Enjoy a boat trip on the Dale Princess to the 'bird islands' departing from Martins Haven on the Dale peninsula. A thrilling sea cruise 'dolphin spotting' may also surprise with a porpoise or two - seen recently in the local waters.

• Protected from the prevailing winds makes Dale beach is ideal for fishing in most conditions - ideally situated close to the village pub!

• The Puffin Shuttle is a hail and ride service running between St Davids and Marloes stopping off at all the beaches and villages along the way. Ideal for keen walkers. Walk one way and get the bus back.