This lovely cottage offers upside down accommodation, making the most of the outstanding sea views of St Brides Bay. Spectacular sunsets and the ever-changing sea offer almost instant relaxation.

Nestled within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with ample off-road parking, this is the perfect base for families and friends seeking some quality time away together. Stepping up to the front door and into a small porchway. Head downstairs to the 3 delightful bedrooms served by a sleek, well-presented bathroom. The master king-sized room has its own shower en-suite. On the first floor, you will find the open-plan living/dining room boasting a retro, lodge feel, where you can sink into the sofa or take to the comfy window seat and enjoy a quiet evening in together. The upstairs snug room/single bedroom* is an ideal playroom for the kids, with a cupboard full of toys to keep them entertained for hours and a small wall mounted TV/DVD. This room also conveniently offers an en-suite cloakroom, making it ideal for an older relative too. The small yet fully equipped kitchen offers dual aspect windows overlooking wonderful National Trust farmland. The large utility room has external access, found to the rear of the garage, with washing facilities and space to store boards, bikes and wet suits. Enjoy the gardens surrounding this cottage, with natural greenery and the relaxing sounds of farm and sea. Popular amongst surfers and families, the golden beach at Newgale is almost 2 miles of sand, backed by a huge pebble bank.

Just a 10-minute walk will take you down to the sea, where body boarding, kayaking and kitesurfing are all popular. Walkers will love the fact the cottage is only minutes away from the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, while others may wish to pay a visit to the majestic St. Davids Cathedral in the "smallest city" in Wales.

Pembrokeshire offers a wide variety of child focussed attractions; Folly Farm, the Dinosaur Experience, Heatherton or thrills at Oakwood Theme Park to name but a few. Visitors can also explore the beautiful countryside or discover the multitude of artists and craftspeople who are inspired by Pembrokeshire’s unique environment, renowned for its quality of light.

A great place to re-charge, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life!

The scattered village of Newgale in Pembrokeshire is pretty much as close to the beach as you can get. There is a well stocked shop, a pub and a cafe serving a variety of foods while you relax and take in the breathtaking sea views. This is a surfers paradise all year round, while families will love the 2-mile long stretch of sandy beach, and with direct access to the spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

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