This pretty cottage is set on a quiet residential street in the picturesque seaside town of Newport. It is perfect for a group of friends or a family to enjoy the delights of North Pembrokeshire. Within 200 metres of the front door, guests will find Newport High Street with its great selection of pubs and shops. The sandy beach is just over half a mile away and there is much to do in the area. Get active and explore the countryside with many miles of walking trails leading you along the coastal path or up into the Preseli Hills behind the town. There is a useful bus service for walkers called the ‘Poppit Rocket’ that makes its way along the coast from Newport to Cardigan. With many stops along the way, ramblers can hop on and off where they like and enjoy a car-free day out. Watersports and cycling are popular activities and there are boat trips to book, as well as some superb fishing and golf.
The house is a handsome 19th century cottage that used to house the manager of the local woollen mill. It has been sensitively and stylishly renovated to provide comfortable and spacious accommodation. Downstairs the open-plan kitchen/diner is the heart of the house with lots of space for sociable cooking and eating. The large dining table is set for six next to a wide window and French doors overlooking the gravel patio beyond. There is an additional breakfast bar and a small sofa within the space. Two snug living rooms provide flexible arrangements for lounging and sleeping, with one of them furnished with a sofa bed. The other main living room features a wood burner in the attractive original fireplace. There’s a useful downstairs WC and a utility area equipped with a washing machine, drying area, additional fridge and freezer. Upstairs, the master bedroom is a double with an en-suite shower room. Two twin bedrooms, one with sea views, share the use of the family bathroom with a bath and shower overhead.
Outside there is a level side garden with a gravel area and pretty shrubs. This space is set up with a table and chairs and is ideal for dining outside in the fresh air. In addition, there is a large, elevated lawn accessed via a gate. This is high and steeply sloping in parts offering pretty views across the rooftops to the sea. It is worth noting that this is a steep area so care should be taken with young children. There is also a garage for secure storage of bikes and kayaks etc.