Well designed, this hideaway for two is a cosy bolthole to return to after a busy day exploring the delights of Pembrokeshire.
Head out of the main door to the property and into the town of Tenby, where you can discover a maze of cobbled streets and a wealth of craft shops, eateries and coffee shops. With the beautiful South Beach on one side and North Beach on the other, spend hours walking, running or relaxing on golden sands. Tenby boasts two great golf courses: a championship links course at Tenby Golf Club and a parkland course at Trefloyne Manor, 2.5 miles away. Take a boat trip to Caldey Island to watch the nesting seabirds. The island is home to an order of Cistercian monks who make their own chocolate and perfume to sell in the island shop. Visit the Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, the oldest independent museum in Wales, or the 25th century Tudor Merchant’s House. Hire a kayak, try a jet ski safari or a range of sit-on rides with Tenby Watersports.
Situated above a local friendly pub, this third-floor apartment is accessed via a spiral staircase from the beer garden. From the shared hallway, a short flight of stairs leads to the entrance door. With skylights in the eaved rooms, the space feels bright and spacious during the day, with the wood burner making it snug at night. The central hub of the apartment is open plan, creating a lovely space to enjoy films or sit down to an evening meal. The kitchen area, also bright with skylights, has a gas hob, electric oven, fridge, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher. On chilly nights enjoy a glass of wine in front of the wood burner before retiring to bed. The elegant king-size bedroom is a stylish space. The apartment also has a shower room.
There is a shop, pub, restaurant and beach within 100 metres.