Zoar Chapel is a unique chapel conversion nestled near historic Carew in Pembrokeshire. This retreat welcomes two well-behaved pets and offers a highchair and travel cot, off-road parking and a toasty woodburning stove, making it an ideal haven for families or groups of friends seeking a memorable escape in a wonderful setting. Park up the car outside this stunning former Congregational Chapel, take off any boots and coats as you glide through the tiled hallway to the living/dining room. The living area, boasting naturally high ceilings and arched windows - features combined with the soft furnishings provide the perfect mesh between historic character and contemporary style. In the winter, let the woodburning stove warm you up and flick through the options on the Smart TV for your evening entertainment. Whip up a feast in the spacious kitchen/diner, enjoy breakfast served straight from the hob at the dining table here, seating up to four guests. For larger family meals head back to the living space and there are two dining areas to choose from with plenty of space for all guests to enjoy delicious culinary creations and share stories about your adventures so far. The property offers three beautifully presented bedrooms, each with their own en-suite facilities. The first-floor hosts two double bedrooms, one featuring a four-poster bed and a walk-in shower in the en-suite and the other boasting a freestanding bath in the en-suite. Both rooms are enhanced by the original chapel windows, adding a traditional feel to your stay. On the ground floor, you will find a twin bedroom with an en-suite fitted with a walk-in shower, ideal for those with limited mobility. For those needing to catch up on work or seeking a quiet reading spot, there is also a study available. A handy cloakroom with a basin and WC completes the interior of this impressive dwelling. Outside, the non-enclosed garden offers a patio and gravel area with furniture, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or dining alfresco whilst soaking up the stunning rural views. When you can break away from the serenity of Zoar Chapel, venture outdoors to sample the richness of Pembrokeshire. Start locally with the prominent and dramatic Carew Castle just a short hop away - a rich tapestry of centuries past where you can unravel local and national history. For the thrill-seekers, the Heatherton World of Activities offers a myriad of experiences, from adrenaline-pumping karting to serene and skilful archery. Meanwhile, animal lovers will enjoy the Manor Wildlife Park, a sanctuary for a diverse array of wildlife where you can come up close to the charismatic residents. End each adventure-filled day by returning to the tranquillity of your unique converted chapel home, seamlessly blending character and comfort. This unique chapel conversion promises a memorable stay in the heart of Pembrokeshire. Your delightful retreat in Zoar Chapel awaits.

The small town of Kincardine rests on the north shore of the Firth of Forth, in the far west of Fife. The town is a former hub of shipbuilding and is found where the Firth and Forth turns and narrows, and is crossed by the picturesque Kincardine Bridge. When it was built, the Kincardine Bridge was the longest swing bridge in Europe, which allowed ships to continue up the river to Alloa and Stirling. It is an attractive old town, which has many fine 17th and 18th century houses scattered around a selection of pubs, restaurants, cafés, a bakery and two convenience stores. Kincardine is home to Tulliallan Kirkyard, which has one of the best, and best looked after, collections of old Scottish gravestones anywhere in the country. The nearby town of Dunfermline is well worth a visit, home to the fascinating Heritage Quarter and the Dunfermline Abbey which brings the town’s extraordinary history to life.

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