Cabin ∙ 3 bedrooms ∙ 6 guests | Cottage in Pembroke Dock
3 Bedroom Cottage in Pembroke Dock
Situated in the quaint town of Pembroke Dock, a popular town in Pembrokeshire, is this delightful holiday home, 1 Gloucester Way. Perfect for families or even sharing friends, this property makes a fantastic base for exploring South Wales, welcoming six guests and two well-behaved dogs. Inside, make the most of the open-plan living space by cooking up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen before settling down in the dining area whilst you watch your favourite TV series on the wall-mounted Smart TV. As the evening draws to a close, retire to one of three well-presented bedrooms, each with a plush bed where you can drift off to a night's refreshing embrace. Be sure to take advantage of the stunning enclosed garden, home to a dining set and hot tub, giving you the option to dine alfresco and unwind under the stars. If you fancy exploring your local surroundings, grab a pint at The Welshman's Arms or sit down for some grub at the Seven Spice if you fancy taking a break from cooking one evening. The town of Pembroke is a short drive away, where you can visit the historic Pembroke Castle, Monkton Old Hall, or even go hiking in Holyland Wood. Milford Haven is accessible by car, home to the beautiful Milford Waterfront, which offers a wealth of drinking and dining options; the Milford Haven Museum, or even slip on some bowling shoes at the Phoenix Bowl, a great way to spend an afternoon. Further afield you can find the town of Haverfordwest, home to the Welsh Spitfire Museum, popular amongst tourists, as well as the Haverfordwest Golf Club, for those looking to practise their golf swing. Just beyond the town, be sure to take time to explore the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, an unmissable destination on your trip to South Wales. Enjoy all of this and much more during your stay at 1 Gloucester Way.
Pembroke Dock, also known as Doc Penfro in Welsh, is a lovely town with the gurgling River Cleddau running through it, located just northwest of the city centre of Pembroke. With a larger population than Pembroke itself, the town offers a variety of pubs, restaurants, convenience stores, parks, a train station, a heritage centre, and an impressive dockyard. The town also has historic elements thanks to the construction of the Royal Navy Dockyard, which dates back to the 1800s. You may reach the picturesque town of Neyland by crossing the Cledday Bridge. Neyland is home to a number of sporting organisations, including the Neyland Cricket Club, Neyland RFC, Neyland AFC, and a well-liked yacht club by the marina. Within walking distance is the bustling tourist destination of Pembroke town centre, where you can explore the ruins of Henry VII's birthplace, enjoy water sports like surfing and rowing, wander around West Angle Bay, or experience a local lobster feast at Café Mor on Freshwater West beach. The serene Milford Haven and the lively county town of Haverfordwest are two other charming Welsh towns that are close by. A thriving centre for exploring a fascinating region of Wales is Pembroke Dock.
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