Electric heating and wood burning fire in living room. Electric hob, fan oven, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, washer/dryer, TV with Freeview, WiFi, DVD and Bluray, selection of books, games and DVDs. Power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 1 car, free public parking in the village. Front enclosed lawn with furniture. Shop and pub 2 miles. Sorry, no smoking. Note: starter pack for the fire is provided. Note: Washer/dryer in the bathroom cupboard. Please note – the bungalow is approximately 20-30 yards from the car park, this is accessed via a gentle to moderate slope. There is one small step outside the gate another 1 step in the garden and 2 steps leading up to the property. Note; Not suitable for wheelchair or mobility scooter access
This pleasant bungalow is set in a quiet location in the small village of Keeston in Pembrokeshire.With beautiful countryside, pretty villages and splendid coastline nearby, this is the perfect cottage for families to enjoy a holiday in West Wales. The two bedrooms are delightfully finished, one of which benefits from views towards the nearby countryside. The interior of the property is topped off with a family bathroom and a compact yet stylish galley kitchen with all of the appliances that you will need to make tasty home cooked meals. To the front of the house lies a private, enclosed lawn area with furniture, allowing you to sit out and breathe in the fresh country air. Keeston is an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts, situated within a few miles of the renowned Pembrokeshire coast path and the stunning beach at Newgale, which is just a five minute drive away. The surrounding area offers wonderful opportunities for walking, cycling, a multitude of watersports, photography, birdwatching and exhilarating boat trips. There are also numerous family attractions within easy reach including Oakwood and the Blue Lagoon.
The nearby market town of Haverfordwest offers an enjoyable day out with its attractive river side walk, leisure centre, museum and castle.
A little further afield you can explore the quaint fishing village of Solva with its art galleries and craft shops. St. Davids, Britains smallest city, makes for a delightful day out with an impressive cathedral and Bishops palace, visitor centre and a range of tea shops and restaurants. Hideaway is a lovely bungalow in an ideal location for exploring the whole of the spectacular Pembrokeshire region.
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