Willow Cottage

Willow Cottage is a charming cottage that nestles at the end of a village green. Peaceful and superbly comfortable Willow Cottage offers the ideal spot to relax, whether in front of the cosy log fire in winter or enjoying the evening sun while the children play on the green.

Accommodation

The end-terrace cottage is a wonderful mix of contemporary and traditional that combines to create a stylish and practical residence. A large and lovely living-dining room is the hub of the house with a large dining table perfect for family brunches, long lunches and informal dinner parties, a choice of comfy sofas to curl up on afterwards and a cosy log burner at its focal point.

A smaller second sitting room offers extra space for the kids to play or a quiet haven for some holiday reading.

In the bright and sunny kitchen are all the modern appliances you would expect to find including a microwave and a dishwasher, along with a host of other kitchen gadgets and gizmos intended to make your holiday kitchen like a home away from home.

Washing and drying facilities can be found in the utility room along with a convenient downstairs wc.

Upstairs the fabulous master suite with its en-suite shower room will help soothe the soul and rest the weary body. The muted colours give the beamed room a tranquil elegance while the oversize bed and silky soft bed linen provide the perfect combination for a restorative nights sleep.

The two twin rooms are equally suited to adults or children. Both, tastefully decorated in contemporary colours, offer 3ft divans again with super, soft bed linen.

Bright and light, the fourth bedroom offers a king-size bed and built-in wardrobes for all that holiday clobber.

The family bathroom is fresh and practical with a good size bath and shower attachment.

Willow Cottage is ideal for families and a highchair, cot and stairgates are all available on request. Dogs are also welcome.

Local Area and Attractions

Located on the northern side of the Cleddau Bridge, Willow Cottage is ideally located for exploring both north and south of the county. Beaches at Freshwater East and Broadhaven are within 15 minutes drive while stunning Barafundle and Newgale can both be reached in under 30 mins.

Aside from beaches there are historic castles at Carew (15 mins) and Pembroke (10 mins), the famous medieval cathedral at St Davids, Neolithic monuments, Carreg Samson and Pentre Ifan, the colourful walled town of Tenby (20 mins), the pretty market town of Narberth (25 mins) all within easy reach.

For those interested in sailing or watching marine wildlife the marina at Neyland (5 mins) offers chartered trips out and around the Haven and the Pembrokeshire coastline.

Canoeists can take advantage of the many pontoons and slipways around the Haven and the coast while cyclists can make use of the many miles of cycleway that criss-cross the county.

Art lovers have a wealth of galleries to visit while ramblers will no doubt enjoy the coastal path that runs around the only national coastal park in the UK.

There are plenty of family attractions to keep the kids amused too. For example, Oakwood (20 mins) theme park is often a hit with older children while younger kids can explore all sorts at Folly Farm (20 mins).