Holiday home with panoramic sea views

Holiday cottage with garden views and sea views at Manordeifi

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Holiday home with panoramic sea views - sleeps 5
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Peaceful holiday cottage with large garden

Amroth 1m, Wisemans Bridge 1.5m, Saundersfoot 3m, Tenby 6m, Laugharne 11m

Holiday home near Amroth

Enjoy unique and fabulous panoramic views over Pleasant Valley to the sea and Wisemans Bridge, Saundersfoot, Monkstone Point, Caldey Island - even Devon on a clear day!

This breathtaking view is from every room of this 17th century solid and comfortably furnished former Pembrokeshire farmhouse. Patio doors open from the lounge and dining room onto a terrace and garden with a Gazebo overlooking a wild area, home to lots of wildlife - foxes, rabbits, badgers, birds and the resident family of pheasants who strut across the lawn are a delight.

This delightful holiday home retains some of its Victorian farmhouse features.

Saundersfoot 3 miles away has a range of amenities including bank, post office, internet access in the library, supermarket, butchers, farm shop, wine shop, fuel station (in Pentlepoir), chemist, doctor and vet.

South Pembrokeshire - pretty beaches - tranquil landscape.

There are lovely walks from your door and South Pembrokeshire’ s glorious beaches are all nearby- Amroth, Wisemans Bridge, Saundersfoot and the Jewel of Pembrokeshire, Victorian Tenby.

Amroth & Saundersfoot

Amroth is a small seaside village with cafes, pubs, gift shops and Wisemans Bridge with its beachside pub serving wonderful Whitby scampi.

Pretty, bustling Saundersfoot has 3 lovely beaches, harbour, shops, pubs, gallery, wonderful old fashioned sweet shop, ‘ Chobbles’ , good sea food restaurants, gifts and kayak hire from ‘ Walk on Water’ .

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is unique in that it is predominantly coastal. Dramatic landscapes of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, wooded estuaries, sleepy villages, tiny fishing harbours and old market towns are all waiting to be explored.

Caldey Island

Caldey has been a holy island since Celtic times. Cistercian monks have lived and worked on this beautiful island for 1000 years. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the lovely beaches, stroll through the countryside and visit parts of the Grade II listed abbey. The monks farm the land, produce perfume, shortbread and chocolate all of which are for sale in the island shop. Boat trips to the island can be arranged on the harbourside at Tenby.

Carew Castle & Tidal Mill

A beautiful and substantial ruin, this castle is a mixture of Elizabethan fancy and defensive necessity. The grounds provide an ideal spot for picnics and is a venue for exciting events such as historical enactments and jousting festivals. The tidal mill is the only restored one of its kind in Wales. Drop in at the old Carew Inn for a bite to eat. Families are welcome.

Laugharne & Dylan Thomas' Boat House

Laugharne is a pretty waterside village made famous by the author and poet Dylan Thomas. There is a substantial castle to explore as well as individual shops and places to eat and drink including Browns a favourite haunt of Dylan Thomas.Laugharne is believed to have been his inspiration for the town Llareggub in 'Under Milk Wood'.Dylan Thomas with his wife Caitlin and three children lived in the Boathouse from 1949-1953. It is now a museum dedicated to Dylan's life and work.

National Trust gardens near this peaceful former Pembrokeshire farmhouse.

Away from the sea Colby Gardens (N.T.) is in a tranquil, secluded valley. This beautiful woodland garden has a fantastic collection of rhododendrons and peaceful woodland walks. The Bothy Tea Room and Restaurant serves mouth-watering home made food and the National Trust Gift Shop with Gallery has lots of Pembrokeshire arts and crafts for sale.

Tenby Cycles

Bicycle hire for adults and children including cargo trailers, tag alongs and child seats. Accessories, helmets and maps are included.

Cycle Tenby to Amroth

An easy 6 mile ride starting at the ticket office by the harbour .

There is much to enjoy close to this peaceful holiday cottage near Amroth

Lots to enjoy when staying in this former Pembrokeshire Farmhouse near Amroth.

ACCOMMODATION: 2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 5, plus cot. 1 double and 1 bedroom with twin beds and pull out ‘truckle’bed (3’) both on 1st floor.
Bedlinen provided.
Bathroom on ground floor (off kitchen) with toilet, washbasin and shower over bath.
Kitchen fitted kitchen with double oven electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher and larder fridge.
Utility Room with washing machine and freezer. Plus ample cloakroom space.
Dining Room table and chairs seating 6, highchair, antique Welsh Dresser, Rayburn, radio/cd player, 2 armchairs and patio doors to terrace and garden.
Lounge 2 x 3 seater leather sofas, open fire (logs/coal) or electric coal effect fire, Freeview tv/dvd with surround sound, patio doors to terrace and garden.
Fuel oil for Rayburn and central heating, and logs/coal for open fire inclusive May – September, £35 per week outside these dates.
Grounds large unenclosed sloping lawn with Gazebo and wild area, with sea view.
Garden furniture barbecue and established shrubs.
Parking for 2 cars
Sorry no pets – the local wildlife would be very upset!
Please do not smoke indoors.
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Holiday home with panoramic sea views - sleeps 5
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