Cranford Cottage
Cranford Cottage was handpicked by our team to join our portfolio. Here's just a few of the reasons we think you'll love staying in Cranford Cottage too!
- Set in a secluded cove 100m from the sea
- Private walled garden and courtyard
- Fully renovated to the highest standard
- Ideal romantic escape for 2
- Close to the wonderful bird sanctuary of Skomer island
- Coastal Area
- WiFi
- Real Fire
- Rural Location
- Ground Floor Facilities
- Luxury
- Period Cottage
- Detached Property
- Short Drive To Beach
- Beaches Nearby
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Set in the grounds of a beautifully restored rectory with the benefit of its own tiny courtyard - access to a glorious walled garden.This solid stone-built Pembrokeshire house has been lovingly restored, but enhanced by many luxury features. Set down a welcoming gravelled drive, the house is both tranquil and private and is also a fantastic place for unwinding and discovering the coastline of Pembrokeshire
- Scandinavian style, ultra-efficient, wood burner and downstairs underfloor heating are there to ensure a cosy stay.
- A wonderful locally crafted kitchen with A-frame beams a granite work surface, high tech NEF cooker and hob, and all the items you need to relax and prepare gourmet meals.
- The house is decorated throughout to the highest standards enhanced by an abundance of wonderful soft furnishings. Sky TV , movies and swift wifi
- The house has one bedroom set on a mezzanine, the flick of a switch obscures the glass to make it a private and luxurious bedroom, with electric blinds to enhance the feel.
- While away the hours whilst you explore the finest parts of Pembrokeshire and the most secluded of beaches.
- Close proximity to St Martins Haven, the embarkation point for Skomer island and the bird sanctuary. Visit here to see the puffins, Manx shearwaters, guillemots, razorbills, great cormorants, kittiwakes, shags, oystercatchers and gulls, who frequent these waters on the island of verdant vegetation.
- Close proximity to the best restaurant in Pembrokeshire for fish,The Griffin.
- Visit the indulgent cafe at Marloes, Runways kiln.
- 5-miles to the most photographed and secluded beach at Marloes with its 3 rock pillars
- Close to the secluded bay at Dale ideal for watersports, and also West Dale for surfing.
1 King-sized Bedroom sleeping a maximum of 2 adults. Bath/Shower Room on ground floor with shower cubicle, toilet and washbasin.
Kitchen/Diner modern well-appointed with beautiful fitted units, granite worktop, fridge/freezer, Nespresso coffee machine, microwave, double oven, dishwasher, table and chairs seating 2 electric blinds to the velux windows.
Lounge with Sofa, 50-inch Smart TV, Scandi woodburning stove. Table and chairs seating 4.Sky TV, Movies, Hifi
Utility Room on ground floor, washing machine and dryer.
Grounds with private secluded patio and access to the beautiful walled gardens with wonderful plants. The owners are very proud of their manicured gardens.
Additional Information
Short breaks - Available
WiFi - Yes
Changeover - Friday
Towels - Yes (beach towels not provided)
Parking - Ample
Fuel - Included with large welcome pack of logs and kindling
Travel Cot -No
Highchair - Yes
Bed linen - Included as standard
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Marloes & Dale
- Just a short drive away to is Dale village; built round a horseshoe shaped bay it is allegedly the sunniest spot in Wales. Try sailing, surfing, windsurfing or kayaking tuition is available from West Wales Windsurfing and Sailing for all abilities!
- Dine al fresco overlooking the bay at The Griffin Inn, with its extensive fish menu, visit the Moorings restaurant or enjoy a delicious snack at the Boat House Cafe & Shop.
- Within easy reach (1m) is Marloes village with The Lobster Pot pub, offering good bar food as well as a well-stocked local convenience store.
The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and local beaches
- Both the Marloes and Dale peninsula are bounded by the Pembrokeshire coastal path which runs 186 miles from Poppit Sands in the north to Amroth in the south with its magnificent scenery and beautiful sandy beaches.
- The Pembrokeshire beaches offer something for everyone - close by are the beaches of Marloes, Dale, Musslewick, Westdale and slightly further afield, the long sandy beaches in St Brides Bay - Broad Haven, Druidston Haven and Newgale this is the perfect place for a beach holiday
- Little Haven is as popular holiday village with a picturesque setting, a short drive from Dale, sandy beach, cafe , excellent choice of pubs The Swann Inn, The Castle & The St. Brides all offer a good choice of freshly prepared food, including fresh fish & seafood.
- Lobster & Mor offers quality crafts & local produce, together with delicious crab/lobster sandwiches.
- Corner House Cafe provides simple, yet awesome cafe fayre , with freshly baked artisan bread, locally sourced produce & delicious desserts, along with wonderful coffee, La Bastilla P3 beans, slowly roasted, just perfect, & delicious Pembrokeshire ice-cream.
- Take a stroll up The Point from where the coastal path may be accessed and marvel at the stunning view of St. Brides Bay
Skomer, Grassholm, Skokholm and Gateholm
- From the cliffs at Marloes look out to the offshore bird islands Skokholm, Gateholm, Grassholm and the Marine Nature Reserve of Skomer.
- Visit the headland opposite Skomer Island, the Deerpark (NT), a two thousand year old promontory settlement bounded by cliffs and, in September, you will see seal pups on the beaches below.
- Do take a boat trip from Martin's Haven, just a short drive from the cottage to visit Skomer Island to see the puffin colonies,or take the 2 hour cruise around the island.
Local Natural History - Marloes Mere and Musselwick
- The gently sloping countryside surrounding St. Anne's Head is a delight for birdwatchers. Nearby Marloes Mere is a fascinating and unique landscape - a wetland once famous for its medicinal leeches (don't worry they died out about 100 years ago!).
- There are hides for bird watching enthusiasts and, depending on the time of year, you can spot marsh harriers, snipe and teal and perhaps barn owls, choughs, swallows and swifts.
- Experience the SSSIs at Musselwick & the cliffs at Marloes or wander out onto the nearby airfield between Dale and Marloes no longer in use and let your children cycle along the bridleways or fly their kites with complete freedom where the sky stretches from horizon to horizon.
The Cleddau River and Milford Haven
- To the south east of St. Anne's Head the Haven is one of the largest sheltered natural harbours in the world - watching the boating traffic on the water is a fascinating and enjoyable way of whiling away a few hours!
- Dine out at the marina with its variety of shops cafes bars and restaurants.
- The Torch Theatre in Milford Haven has a variety of live stage performances as well as a cinema, cafe/bar and gallery.
Brunel Trail
- If walking and cycling are more your thing, join the Brunel Trail at Neyland, just beyond Milford Haven, and enjoy the lovely views and open countryside of this traffic-free route.
St Davids and Solva
- No visit to Pembrokeshire is complete without a trip to St Davids with its magnificent medieval cathedral, small individual shops, restaurants and art and craft galleries. Boat trips to the bird islands sailing from St Justinian's can also be booked from here.
- To get to St Davids you must travel through the pretty coastal village of Solva with its sheltered harbour - ships sailed from here to America in times gone by and it is still a very popular berth for sailors today!
- Do try The Cambrian for good bar and restaurant food, as well as the excellent tea room right on the harbour, browse the art gallery, National Trust shop and Window on Wales for a great selection of gifts and memorabilia.
Pembrokeshire family days out
As well as all the natural wealth of the county, in Pembrokeshire there is plenty to entertain the family.
Oakwood, Blue Lagoon Water Park, Heatherton Sports, Folly Farm, Manor Wildlife Park and the Dinosaur Park Tenby in the south of the county or in the north at Sealyham and TYF - there are lots more to choose from!
See below for a selection of pubs, restaurants, and eateries near Cranford Cottage.
If you would like more information on the local area, please call us on 01348 837871 to speak to one of our friendly team.
Coastal cafe, with fantastic views of the wild seas, right on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and on the way to Skomer Island. Hidden gem serving creative and delicious food.
Named best pub in Wales 2019, The Griffin pub in Dale specialises in locally caught, fresh seafood and home-cooked classics. It also boasts one of the best sea wall ‘bars’ in Wales. With an alfresco terrace to enjoy the summer and a modern glass-fronted extension and roaring log fires in the winter, you can experience the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast no matter what the weather.
Dine al fresco on sea view terrace, family-friendly, dog-friendly, everyone welcome, local produce, Mediterranean sharing plates, stone-baked pizzas, capital roasters coffee and a pool table.
A small Little Haven pub with a strong commitment to food. They use local and seasonal produce including welsh ribeye steak, local diver caught scallops and crab.
In Little Haven, this pub serves locally sources produce where possible, with fresh fish, and good quality Welsh meat from local butchers. Menu varies, dependant on fresh produce and seasonal availability. There is a sunny beer garden for those warmer months, and a cosy open fire is on in winter months.
A popular seaside village pub serving traditional ales and food made from locally sourced ingredients.
Traditional pub serving quality beers and good food overlooking Broad Haven sea front
A comprehensive choice of fresh fish dishes and others with a Mediterranean theme.
Waterfront restaurant specialising in fresh seafood and local produce, lunch & dinner.
The delicatessen offers a large range of welsh cheeses, local produce including home cooked meats, preserves and chutney. A deli cafe is also open.
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