Property Description

Situated in the pretty floral village of Penally, this comfortably furnished and well-equipped apartment adjoining the owner's home is not far from the South Beach where you can see Caldey Island. Caldey Island is one of Britain's holy islands, the Cistercian monks continue a tradition which began there in Celtic times. They produce a number of famous homegrown items including chocolate, ice cream, clotted cream, shortbread and yoghurt, plus perfumes and hand lotions derived from wild flowers which grow on the island. A delightful patio area with furniture is the perfect place to relax in the warmth of the afternoon and evening sun. A regular bus service runs through the village into Tenby and if you prefer walking, a 15 - 20 minute walk will take you on to the Pembrokeshire Coastal path leading to Tenby's South Beach in one direction and Lydstep Beach in the other. Penally is a popular village approximately 2 miles from the seaside resort of Tenby and has great charm. The Parish Church of St Nicholas dates back to the 13th Century and is built in the early English style with a castellated tower. With a village shops, public houses and restaurant, Penally is a relaxing part of Pembrokeshire, within easy reach of the bustling town of Tenby and convenient for all the local attractions such as the golf courses, local theme parks and not forgetting the beautiful beaches of the area.