Return to this home from home after a day exploring beaches and cliffs; spotting wildlife and walking coastal paths along Pembrokeshire's rugged coast.
The nearby ancient town walls have archways leading through to cobbled streets and into the town. Here discover quirky gift shops, restaurants, cafes and public houses. Pembrokeshire is renowned for its wonderful historic locations, mild climate, beautiful golden sandy beaches, woodland and mountain walks and a wealth of wildlife, and here it's on the doorstep. Young and old will love exploring with Tenby Coasteering, with routes full of jumps, swim-throughs and surf play-spots. 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. Heatherton World of Activities is within 5 miles, and offers carting, paintballing and tree top trails, or visit the Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, the oldest independent museum in Wales.
One of four holiday apartments in a period Georgian house, this first floor holiday home is situated on The Esplanade which overlooks Carmarthen Bay. Up the stairs from the shared entrance hall, step into the open-plan living space, the central hub of the apartment and ideal for everyone to socialise together. With high ceilings and ornate cornices, the large bay windows allow light to flood in and provide wonderful views over South Beach, ideal for a morning coffee whilst reading a good book. Gather together at the end of the day to watch a film on the 50" flat screen TV, or to enjoy a home cooked meal at the dining table. The kitchen has a halogen touch hob, electric cooker/oven/grill, fridge with ice box, microwave and dishwasher, whilst the shared facilities of the washing machine/dryer is on the half landing. The twin bedroom, to the rear, has a TV for those relaxed mornings, and en-suite bathroom. The double bedroom has wonderful sea views and TV. There is also a shower room.
There is a shop, pub, restaurant and beach within walking distance.