Cottage in West Wales Fishguard, Pembrokeshire

Holiday Rental Description

The cottage is located in the quintessential Welsh town of Fishguard on the Pembrokeshire coast. The town is a hub for restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops, plus local galleries have sprung up if you have an eye for art. The ferry port is just 2 miles away by car so this is a great location to spend some time at the coast before heading over to Ireland. For days out at the beach, you can try the pebble beach at Goodwick (1.5 miles) or head nearby to beautiful Newport (7.6 miles) which has a gorgeous dune back golden sand beach to enjoy, plus a selection of bars and cafes in the town. Head South to Abereiddy (11.5 miles) and explore 'The Blue Lagoon' a must visit in the area. As you enter the cottage you are welcomed straight into the cosy lounge area. There is a three seater leather sofa and an armchair, centred around the wall mounted Smart TV and a coal effect electric fire. There is a large sideboard to the rear of the room and lots of music memorabilia dotted around adding to the character of this property. Head through to the kitchen diner, where there is bistro style seating for four and an adequately stocked kitchen to make and prepare meals during your stay. Completing the ground floor is a convenient wet room. Up to the first floor you will find your two bedrooms. The quirky cottage features continue here so guests must be advised that there is reduced head height in places, which just adds to the charm. The master bedroom has a king size bed and the second bedroom has bunk beds and a built in wardrobe providing plenty of hanging space for clothes for all guests. Please note, due to the reduced head height the bunk bedroom would only be suitable for 2 children or just 1 adult. 1 small dog allowed. Externally, the property has a large rear garden with a lawn and decorative gravel areas. There is outdoor seating provided to dine al fresco or enjoy a cool drink in the sunshine. The garden is enclosed, but please note that small dogs may well get through the fencing and cattle gate, so please keep dogs supervised at all times.