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3 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 7. 1 Family room with Double bed and 2'6" Single bed suitable for children,  1 Double with en-suite shower room and 1 Twin.

Bathroom with bath, toilet, washbasin and shower over bath.

Kitchen/Diner with electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, pantry with fridge/freezer, table and chairs to seat 6/7.

Dining Room dining suite seating 7, armchairs, TV, open fire or coal effect electric fire.

Lounge 3 piece suite, armchairs, TV/video/DVD, radio and open coal/wood burning fireplace, large windows and patio doors to garden.

Grounds large garden with sloping lawns, mature trees and shrubs, steep private driveway. Secure shed for bike storage.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - Yes

Parking - Yes, ample

Fuel - Gas central heating inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £30 p/w. Starter pack of logs free

Dogs - 2. 1 dog free, additional dog £25 p/w

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes

• Newport Pembrokeshire is a pretty seaside village with a range of small shops and art galleries, bank, post office, library with internet access, mini market & newsagent, traditional butcher shop, chemist, doctor, filling station, numerous restaurants and pubs.
• Sailing, swimming, fishing, hill walking, horse riding, pony trekking and golf all nearby.

• Walkers will enjoy the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and also inland the woodland walks in the mystical lush Gwaun Valley and the Preseli Hills - home of the famous 'Blue Stone' of Stonehenge.

• Fishguard, a small market town with a ferry terminal for Ireland, supermarket, pubs, shops, cinema, indoor swimming pool and Ocean Lab with cyber café is a short easy drive away from this Newport cottage bungalow.

• Archaeological excavations have been ongoing here for over 20 years. An iron age fort dated to 600 BC has been reconstructed with buildings erected on original foundations including a thatched roundhouse. It is a fascinating place to explore with lots of activities for families to enjoy.

• A range of work in wrought iron and forged steel including clocks, candelabra, fire irons and one off sculptures created by Roy Thedvall. Visit him at his forge at Crymych.

• Enjoy a leisurely trip up the Teifi river. Leave from Prince Charles Quay to explore the beautiful scenery and see the wildlife. Remember your camera and binoculas.
• There are a number of lovely beaches to enjoy within easy driving distance such as Ceibwr Bay, Aberporth, Poppit sands, Penbryn, Patch & Gwbert and Pwllgwaelod.

• A full range of activities is offered on or around the Teifi River and Cardigan Coast including, canoeing, sea kayaking and coasteering.

• Flatrock Cafe/Bar/Restaurant at Gwbert has an excellent well priced menu with dishes to suit all tastes and panoramic views of the coast.

• Enjoy a special meal in Cnapan Restaurant, Newport, Pembrokeshire. Seasonal quality locally produced food served in the informal and relaxed atmosphere of a fine Grade II listed Georgian town house. An occasion to remember.

• Dyffryn Fernant Garden near Llanychaer is "a heart lifting surprise, a cache of gorgeous gardening at the end of a country lane".

• Dramatic headlands, great views and an abundance of wildlife make this 5.5 hour walk one to remember.

• A delightful whitewashed woollen mill in a remote wooded valley. There has been a mill on this site since the 17th C. Today the mill uses traditional Welsh designs to create useful, beautiful things such as blankets, bags, clothes, throws and cushions. The mill and coffee shop are open 7 days a week.

• There is much to enjoy near this holiday bungalow in Newport Pembrokeshire - shops, pubs, restaurants only minutes away, beach a 5 minute stroll, golf a 2 min drive with another beach by the golf course on to which you may drive ideal for non players. Pets are welcome too.

• Excellent information on local events, activities, attractions, eateries, local public transport, walks, cycle paths and more. Tel 01239 820912

• Do visit The Pembrokeshire Candle Centre where you can watch all kinds of candles being made and candle-making courses are available during the winter months.There is a workshop, gallery and small museum which tells the tale of candle making over the centuries.

• Dolphins, seals and a variety of bird life, together with a stunningly beautiful coastline and spectacular sea caves all add together to make Cardigan Bay truly “A Bay to Remember”. The fully guided marine tours exploring Cardigan Island, Mwnt, Cemaes Head and Ceibwr Bay are a firm family favourite and are available all year round.
  

• Travel the length and breadth of Pembrokeshire to discover a wealth of quality family attractions including Dr Beynon's Bug Farm, Scolton Manor Museum and Country Park, Folly Farm, Manor Wildlife Park, Tudor Merchant's House Tenby (N.T.) and the magnificent castles of Pembroke, Carew and Manorbier.