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The entrance to the apartment is framed by a light blue facade, featuring a frosted glass door. A plaque labeled 'The Porthole' is mounted to the right of the entrance. The surrounding area includes a patterned cobblestone street and colorful buildings in the background.
Flat in Tenby
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

Superbly Located Harbourside Apartment

Superbly Located Harbour Side Apartment. This spacious one bedroom apartment is situated on the ground floor of one of Tenby’s finest listed buildings. It overlooks Tenby’s world renowned picturesque Harbour. This self catering accommodation is well appointed with open plan lounge and kitchen, with dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave. It has a double bedroom with king size bed and newly appointed bathroom, which includes shower and bath. I am allergic to dogs so no dogs allowed. Adults only.

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A gravel pathway leads to the charming stone cottage, bordered by lush greenery and blooming flowers. A golden retriever sits in the midground, enjoying the tranquil garden setting. Soft sunlight filters through the trees, creating a serene atmosphere.
Cottage in Pembrokeshire
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 492 reviews

Cosy Welsh cottage in idyllic 3-acre grounds

Romantic Pembrokeshire cottage in beautiful 3-acre grounds with sauna, natural swimming pond (rain dependent), games room & kayaks. Hill walks on the doorstep, stunning beaches & cliff walks nearby. Stargaze from a comfy king-size bed. Snuggle up by a wood-burning stove (free wood). Large bathroom with bath, shower & underfloor heating. Well equipped kitchen with coffee machine. Covered outdoor seating area with firepit & bbq. Fibre internet, smart TV (Netflix etc). 2 well-behaved dogs welcome.

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A tropical palm tree stands prominently in the garden, surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant flowers. The cottage features large glass doors that open to a sunny patio, inviting natural light into the living area. A clear blue sky provides a bright backdrop.
Home in Fishguard and Goodwick
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 331 reviews

The Old Red Lion, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire

Our lovely cottage is deceptively spacious and just 500 metres from the centre of Fishguard, a great base to explore Pembrokeshire's stunning coast. Sleeps up to 10 guests, and one dog allowed. Lounge with a woodburner, TV and pool table, well equipped kitchen with dining area, and lounge-dining area opening out onto patio and garden. 2 bedrooms downstairs, family room and small double room and bathroom with shower over large bath. Upstairs has 2 bedrooms, king size and double, and shower room.

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An aerial view captures the rustic cottage nestled along the coastline, surrounded by lush greenery and rocky outcrops. The vibrant blue sea gently laps at the shore, while a winding road leads to the property, emphasizing its serene location.
Home in Trefin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Cliff-top Cottage on Coast Path w/Panoramic Views

Experience breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline, sunsets, and starry skies at this luxury renovated two-bedroom cottage. With a prime location in a designated dark sky zone, enjoy a deserted beach and coastal path from the doorstep. Watch the waves rolling in and relax by the log burner, or savour the sunset from the cliff-top garden. Bridgend Cottage is perfectly positioned for Pembrokeshire adventures; Salt & City Stays offers an unparalleled coastal getaway at this unique cottage.

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The exterior of the pod features a rounded structure with large windows and double doors, inviting natural light. A wooden deck hosts two chairs and a small table adorned with a decorative plant. The surrounding area includes gravel and green grass, enhancing the setting.
Tiny home in Solva
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 210 reviews

Luxury Twin pod with stunning ocean view

Enjoy the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature in the heart of Solva. The pod is based on our private farm with sea views of St brides Bay and the beautiful Pembrokeshire coastline right from your window. King si Easily accessible to walk to Solva beach, the coast path and various restaurants and pubs. It is commonly referred to as the 'best view in Solva'. We can provide fresh crab,lobster platters for our guests from our fishing business if desired to get a true taste of Solva

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A charming stone house stands with a traditional facade, featuring multiple windows framed by vibrant greenery. A wrought iron gate leads to a well-maintained garden area, enhancing the inviting appearance of the home. The surrounding street is quiet and lined with additional homes.
Townhouse in Newport
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 184 reviews

5* Luxury Seaside Holiday Home Newport/Parrog

Welcome to our beautifully restored Grade 2 listed house. It; -sleeps 8 / very spacious/private garden & pet friendly -has underfloor heating and cosy log burner/Wi-Fi/3 SMART TV's (Netflix & Amazon) -is 5 mins to the lovely Parrog estuary, with its friendly boat club - ideal for scenic dog walks -is Pembrokeshire's 'gourmet food capital' with super restaurants and artisan retailers Please note, all TOWELS AND LINEN INCLUDED IN COST, along with a complimentary bottle of CHAMPAGNE! Welcome 😉

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The traditional cottage is surrounded by greenery, set against a backdrop of tall trees. A patio area with outdoor furniture is visible, offering a space for relaxation. The cottage itself has a simple, inviting facade with several windows allowing natural light into the interior.
Cottage in Cosheston
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 264 reviews

The Folly: A charming, secluded waterside cottage.

A traditional Pembrokeshire cottage in a unique, idyllic woodland and waterside setting. The cottage is reached via a private farm road 1/2 a mile from the centre of Cosheston village. It has its own slipway, providing direct access to the estuary for beach walks and launching small boats, canoes and paddleboards . The cottage has been recently restored and furnished to a very high standard. It has a new kitchen and new bathrooms, full central heating and a wood-burning stove.

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A recently completed barn conversion is set within a grassy landscape. The exterior features a mix of brick and stone, large glass windows, and a sleek black roof. A small outdoor seating area with a table is positioned in front of the structure.
Cottage in Saint Davids
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 231 reviews

The Old Stable, Berea, St David’s, Pembrokeshire

Set in the Pembrokeshire National Park the Old Stable is a recently completed, stunning, barn conversion. Architect designed it sits its own 18 acres of farm land with breathtaking seaviews of Abereiddy Bay, St George’s Channel and the Irish Sea. Close to Pembrokeshire’s award winning beaches, spectacular coastline, coves and famous coastal path the Old Stable represents a perfect base to explore this wonderful county. In a ‘dark skies’ location it is perfect for star gazing.

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A small outdoor table features a selection of croissants, a bowl of fresh fruit, and glasses of juice. The table overlooks the harbour, offering views of boats and the shoreline against a cloudy sky.
Home in Tenby
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

Merchants Cottage onTenby Harbour with games room

NEW - Merchants Cottage, a beautifully renovated historic gem on Tenby Harbour. Once owned by famed artist Charles Norris, this boutique-style retreat spans three floors.and boasts the most breathtaking views over the picturesque harbour and coastline . Situated harbour side of Quay hill, the most photographed alleyway in Tenby, Merchants Cottage sits only a short stroll from the quaint cobbled streets that boast a wide variety of pubs, restaurants and boutiques.

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The exterior of Rocket House features a wooden façade surrounded by lush greenery. A patio with a rustic dining table and chairs overlooks the sea. The landscape is complemented by a gravel path and a clear blue sky dotted with clouds.
Cottage in Pembrokeshire
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 266 reviews

Cosy Cottage with Spectacular Sea Views

Rocket House enjoys some of the most spectacular sea views in Pembrokeshire. If that wasn't enough, it is also on the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, just a stones throw from one of the country's finest beaches! Rocket is a charming little slice of living history.. it really does have to be seen to be believed! And so, we do hope you choose to stay and discover our wonderful, hidden corner of beautiful Pembrokeshire. Cari, Duncan & Family @rockethouse_poppit

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The charming stone cottage features distinctive red window frames and a cozy entrance. An array of potted plants and vibrant flowers line the front, adding a touch of color to the rustic facade. The clear blue sky provides a bright backdrop.
Cottage in Pembrokeshire
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 493 reviews

Beautiful Cottage Near The Coast

Beautiful farm cottage near the coast, with stunning mountain views. Enjoy peace and quiet in an unspoilt landscape, yet just a short walk from the historic village of Nevern. Nearby Newport has cafes, restaurants, pubs and galleries and is only a 5 minute drive away, as is the famous Pembrokeshire coast path. Sandy beaches, secluded coves, woodland and mountain walks are all within easy reach. A perfect retreat for a couple wanting to get away from it all

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The bedroom features a metal bed frame with soft bedding, situated against a rustic stone wall. A full-length mirror reflects warm lighting, and a small table with flowers adds a touch of charm. The area includes a patterned rug and comfortable seating.
Cottage in Newgale
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 319 reviews

Traditional cottage at the oceans edge

Chapel farm is a traditional stone cottage situated within 40 acres of private land on the idyllic pembrokeshire coast overlooking Newgale beach & St brides Bay. The cottage itself Is filled with heaps of traditional character & surrounded by tranquil farmland. On your doorstep will be the world renowned Pembrokeshire coast path as well as direct access to the quieter southern side of Newgale beach. --Unfortunately we Do Not accept pets--

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All about Pembrokeshire

The westernmost county in Wales is also one of its wildest, but worth the stunning long drive around the Preseli Mountains for its beautiful coastline and towns packed with creative types. Pembrokeshire’s southern stretch hosts its best-known resorts. The busiest is Tenby, thronging with visitors in the summer, with its medieval town walls and two beaches, but there’s also sandy near-neighbour Saundersfoot and the bucolic Barafundle Bay. Go west for quieter spots like Broad Haven, Little Haven, and Solva, or north to the craggy coves at Ceibwr or Cwm-yr-Eglwys (which has church ruins right on the beach).

Pembrokeshire’s towns have always attracted artists, and are renowned for their crafts, food, and culture. Narberth in its middle has thriving independent shops and galleries, while Newport in the north is known for high-end restaurants and quirky museums (it’s also a short hop from the beautiful market town of Cardigan, just over the border in Ceredigion). Britain’s tiniest city, St David’s to the far west, is also a delight, boasting a cathedral, breathtaking cliffs, and 15-minute boat trips to the puffin-dotted islands of Ramsey, Grassholm, Skokholm, and Skomer.

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Caldey Island

Two miles off Tenby’s coast is a gorgeous island inhabited by seventy monks, who encourage visitors to pop by every summer. It has an abbey, church, and pretty lighthouse, as well as a tearoom, perfume shop, and chocolate factory (the monks sell their own products from here). Rare wildlife thrives here too, such as red squirrels, and rare flowers blossom: Caldey has stunning purple orchids.

Newport

Set on the dramatic expanse of the North Pembrokeshire coast, this village is a thriving hub of independent restaurants, antique shops, and galleries. It also has one of the cutest museums in the United Kingdom: Ty Twt, a family-run emporium of doll’s houses from around the world.

Manorbier

Wales is well-known for its castles, but the lesser-known Manorbier is one of the most beautiful, perched on cliffs above a gorgeous Welsh village. It houses a lovely cafe and a dressing-up room for children. Nearby you’ll also find a pretty dovecote, a Grade I-listed church, and one of the most memorable stretches of the South Pembrokeshire coastline.

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