Stunning contemporary property, 1 mile from Monkstone Beach, with beautiful furnishings and a bright and airy feel, ideal for families looking for a getaway near the sea.
This exquisite, detached property in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park offers families a luxurious home to return to after a busy day exploring the area. Located in the village of New Hedges between bustling seaside town Tenby (2.5 miles) and quieter resort, Saundersfoot (1.5 miles), guests have the convenience of their stunning beaches, clear water and varied shops and eateries nearby. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path can be accessed at both places and followed in either direction for picturesque coastal walks. For younger children, the Dinosaur Park (3.5 miles) is worth a visit, or perhaps you’d prefer a boat trip from Tenby harbour.
Elegant and stylish throughout, cool greys and neutral tones create the feeling of light and space in every room of this gorgeous home. The immaculately presented lounge is spacious and airy; the well-equipped kitchen/diner has everything you’ll need to cook up a storm; and the dining table has ample seating for everyone to come together. The king-size bedroom offers a taste of luxury with its French-chic décor, sumptuous furnishings and convenient en-suite shower. The twin and single rooms are also spacious and elegant, sharing a family bathroom. Outside, there is a lovely garden with a patio for al fresco dining and a lawn for the children to play. There is off-road parking at the front of the property.
Saundersfoot is a popular resort and is a little more compact and quieter than Tenby. It has become a foodies’ haven with its range of eateries to suit all budgets. It also has a wide, sandy beach for everyone to enjoy, whether you’re taking a stroll, licking an ice-cream or building a sandcastle. In the opposite direction, larger Tenby has shops and eateries hidden amongst its historic, cobbled streets, and numerous beaches to choose from. If you’d like to see the coastline from a different perspective, head out on a boat trip to Caldey Island.