This fabulous first-floor apartment offers the ideal opportunity to relax and unwind in a little bit of sophistication in South Pembrokeshire’s largest town, with a sandy beach nearby.
This charming, 19th-century, Grade II-listed first-floor apartment is in the heart of Tenby in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The ideal coastal retreat for couples, this apartment is surrounded by Tenby’s shops and eateries, a short walk from the harbour and within a few hundred metres of the golden sand, clear water and breathtaking views of the town’s beaches. For keen walkers, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path passes through the town, offering spectacular scenic walks in both directions. You can also head out on a boat trip to Caldey Island and view the coastline from a different perspective.
Light and airy, this historic property boasts high ceilings, spacious rooms and period features, ensuring you have a grand seaside break. Ascend the staircase, open the front door and enter the lounge/diner. Admire the decorative ceiling, ornate fireplace and sash windows that will make you feel as though you’ve stepped back in time. The well-equipped kitchen has everything you need to cook up a storm, and the comfortable double bedroom with king-size bed has large windows, letting light flood in. Finally, there’s a contemporary bathroom with a shower over the bath. While there is no outdoor space, the beautiful beach is just 400 metres away. Free parking is approximately 1 mile away.
Tenby is a hive of activity with lots on offer. Its beaches are exceptional and there are plenty of independent shops and eateries nestled amongst its cobbled streets. Steeped in history, be sure to visit the Museum and Art Gallery where you can find out all the facts. Within 500 metres of the property is Tenby Castle, which affords wonderful sea views or you can head out to tidal island St Catherine’s, home to a Victorian Fort, or take a boat trip to Caldey Island to sample the Reformed Cistercian Monks’ chocolate, fudge and perfume.