Haven View

• A stunning new detached house with fabulous views across the sparkling Haven Waterway.  Set in the ancient waterside village of Llanstadwell looking out over the broad tidal sweep of the waterway.
• Skilfully designed to maximise the glorious Waterway views, the house is designed with elegant bedrooms on the 1st floor and an open plan kitchen/dining room and living rooms on the 2nd floor. 
  
• Beautiful, panoramic views can be enjoyed from the delightful Summer House - a perfect vantage spot to sit and relax and watch the ever-changing Haven Waterway.
• Furnished to the highest standards and complimented by the excellent décor - the attention to detail throughout creates a wonderful self-catering cottage.
• Luxury fitted kitchen (with wine fridge) and a dining area with fantastic views.  The elegant lounge has an oil burning stove perfect for cosy nights. Doors from the lounge open into a small study from where there is access across a bridge to the rear lawn. Follow the steep stone steps up from the lawn to the Summer House.
• The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is on your doorstep and a short walk away along this is the Ferry Inn - great for bar meals in the conservatory overlooking the Waterway.

Neyland Marina & Boat Trips to Bird Islands

• Various boat trips leave from the Marina -  Shearwater Safaris, trips to the bird islands of  Skomer  and Grassholm, Dale Sea Safari Wildlife Adventures, Pembrokeshire Cruising as well as trips exploring the inland 'Secret Waterway' with its quiet inlets, waterside pubs and restaurants.
• Enjoy a meal in either the 1st floor bar/restaurant or quayside café which overlooks the interesting marina and the multi-coloured yachts in their berths - there is a chandlery here too

Brunel Cycle Trail

• Starting (or ending) at Neyland Marina Brunel's Trail is  part of the Celtic Trail from Chepstow to Fishguard via Swansea. Traffic-free and well signed, with some gentle climbs, this is a popular shared-use path which links Neyland, once the western terminus of Brunel's Great Western Railway, with Johnston and Haverfordwest. 
• The Trail follows the picturesque Cleddau Estuary through Westfield Pill Nature Reserve, along the now disused Great Western Railway line to Johnston and then north to Haverfordwest along a path which runs parallel to the railway.

• This historic town has the finest preserved medieval castle in Pembrokeshire (birthplace of Henry VII), and re-enactments and various events take place here throughout the year and was the setting used for some scenes in 'Richard II', part of the BBC's Shakespeare season 'The Hollow Crown'.
• There are gift and craft shops - do visit The Corn Store with its excellent café,  an excellent delicatessen, several pubs, a fish and chip restaurant/takeaway  and an enormous antique centre housed in a disused chapel.

Mill Pond Circular Walk

• Take a leisurely stroll around the Mill Pond through lovely deciduous woodland teeming with wildlife - swans, bats and otters. There are sites of historical and architectural interest too including the medieval walls of Pembroke Town itself.

• A short drive away are many of Pembrokeshire's wonderful beaches - over the bridge to the south, Freshwater East, Barafundle and Broad Haven South or west to the Marloes Peninsula and the beaches of St Brides Bay.
• Marloes Sands is one of Pembrokeshire's finest beaches  - a huge expanse of sand at low tide with interesting cliff formations and rock pools at low tide to explore. Divided into little 'bays' a climb over the rocks at the western end leads to Albion Sands, a perfect little sandy beach.

 Upton Castle Gardens, Cosheston

• Do enjoy a few hours exploring 35 acres of charming parkland including an arboretum, formal gardens, walled garden and medieval chapel.
  

• Keen golfers will love this beautiful scenic countryside course. The club has an integral grass airstrip to welcome visitors from all over the country and promotes a 'Golf for All' policy. The course has mature trees and some rather tricky ponds which love eating golf balls.

• Within an easy drive there is a huge choice of  attractions and activities for all ages to enjoy - Folly Farm,  Anna Ryder Richardson's Wild Welsh Zoo, Manor House Wildlife Park, Dinosaur Park, the Blue Lagoon Water Park, The Overhang climbing wall and Heatherton Sports Park.

Gorgeous stylish holiday house overlooking the fascinating Haven Waterway suitable for year round breaks.

Bedrooms on 1st floor, living accommodation on 2nd floor.  

3 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 6. Master bedroom with ensuite shower room (underfloor heating, large walk in shower, toilet and washbasin), 1 Double and 1 Twin both with river views. All on 1st floor.

Bathroom with bath, large walk in shower cubicle, underfloor heating on 1st floor.

Kitchen/Diner open plan with river views.  Luxury kitchen with range cooker (gas hob, electric fan ovens), integrated microwave, dish washer, fridge freezer, wine fridge.  Dining table and chairs seating 6. 

Utility Room with washing machine & tumble dryer.

Sitting Room 4 seater sofa, 'snuggler' armchair, large pouffe. Freeview TV. Double doors to:

Study with desk and chair and fabulous views. Door to: 

Cloakroom with toilet and washbasin. All on 2nd floor.

Grounds unenclosed. Bridge from study leading to summer house with fabulous views, garden furniture and barbecue. Small rear lawn. All approached via 22 steep stone steps in two flights. 

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes, 16 steps up to the front door (garage not in use)

Fuel - Gas central heating inclusive

Dogs - 2 welcome free

Travel cot - Yes on request

Highchair - Yes on request