Exquisite Tenby apartment, set within a beautiful period building in the old walled town, offering a high standard of accommodation, and impressive beach and sea views.
Set by the harbour in Tenby, in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, this dog-friendly holiday property is made for coastal adventures. Wake up to sea views of Carmarthen Bay, watch boats clinking in Tenby harbour, and breathe the fresh seaside air on North Beach. Make the most of the historic town centre which is pedestrianised in summer so you can enjoy that feeling of cafe culture along with the ease of shops, pubs, and eateries within 0.5 miles of your doorstep. For leisurely day trips, visit Saundersfoot (3.5 miles), Amroth (9 miles), and Narberth (11 miles).
Your holiday apartment is part of a beautiful Georgian house. Step into the shared hallway, and walk up to your country-style apartment on the first floor. Family meals are easy with the well-equipped kitchen, while the dishwasher makes light work of the tidy up. A utility cupboard houses a freezer and washer/dryer. Tuck into your home-cooked feast, and unwind in cosy seating in the spacious living and dining room where you can enjoy views of North Beach from the bay window. Play board games, PlayStation 3, or watch films on the Smart TV with Freeview and a Blu-ray player. Snuggle up in the double bedroom with its romantic four-poster bed, or choose the cosy twin bedroom with an additional pull-out single bed. There’s a stylish family shower room with monsoon shower, a convenient cloakroom, plus a permit for the public car park (0.5 miles).
Hike the 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path from Amroth. Sporty guests can also try canoeing, paddleboarding, or boat cruises from Tenby harbour. Explore Tenby’s three beaches and several more along Pembrokeshire’s pristine shores. Discover St Mary’s Church, the Five Arches gatehouse, and the Castle Hill Museum and Gallery (0.5 miles). Further afield you’ll find a rich mariner heritage and a mighty fortress in Pembroke which welcomes four-legged friends to explore its fascinating history.