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Cottage close to National Trust - Pembrokeshire coast Path. Very close to the site of the Last Invasion of Britain - 1797. Carreg Wasted
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Strumble Head 2m, Fishguard 3m, Pembrokeshire National Park coastal path 15 mins walk, Abermawr & Aberbach 3m
Walkers Cottage near Pembrokeshire Coast Path
- A charming stone cottage set down a private drive with access to a footpath which leads directly onto the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path – a wonderful base for walkers.
- Comfortably furnished and in a quiet, rural location there are views across the picturesque North Pembrokeshire countryside from the ground floor, sea views from the 1st floor and a large garden, ideal for children and dogs to play in.
Last Invasion of Britain
- The cottage, one of a pair, is on the historic Trehowel farm estate where the 300 year old farmhouse was used as the headquarters for General Tate during the famous ‘Last Invasion of Britain’ – an event depicted in a locally sewn tapestry displayed in Fishguard Town Hall.
Pembrokeshire Coastal Path/Strumble Head
- This is unrivalled walking country with some of the finest coastal scenery in Britain as well as fantastic bird and marine life.
- Strumble Head with its lighthouse (open to the public a couple of times a year) also has a bird observatory.
Pwll Deri Seal Colony
- A fabulous spot with wonderful coastal views and from where seals and their pups can often be seen during September.
Fishguard
- Fishguard, a short drive away, is a small, bustling market town and is recommended in the Lonely Planet Guide (2010).
- Farmers Markets are held regularly and there are individual shops including Jane’s Haberdashery, an art gallery, cinema, leisure centre, a variety of eating places, including Bar Five - the Tourism Award winner 2008 'Best Dining Experience in Pembrokeshire' and is situated in a listed Gerogian town house in the heart of the town.
Fishguard Music Festival
- Fishguard hosts an internationally renowned music festival in late July and an Agricultural Show in August - a great family day out – and do visit picturesque Lower Town where Dylan Thomas’s ‘Under Milk Wood’ was filmed and stop for a drink at the historic Ship Inn.
- Enjoy a holiday at any time of the year in this walkers cottage close to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path.
ACCOMMODATION:
2 bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 5 plus cot. 1 double with wash basin, 1 family room with 3 single beds.
Bedlinen provided.
Bathroom with full suite and shower over bath - All on first floor.
Kitchen full electric cooker, microwave, fridge with ice box, auto washing machine.
Dining Room dining suite seating 5, with rural views
Lounge comfortable room with view towards the open countryside, grate (coal fire possible if required), three piece suite and tv.
Grounds enclosed front lawn and rear unenclosed lawn, garden furniture.
Ample private parking.
Fuel night storage heaters throughout, electricity all inclusive.
Welcome FREE:
2 Dogs max
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