Dog friendly self catering and cottage accommodation in Port Lion, Pembrokeshire

Cherry Trees, Port Lion, Pembrokeshire, South Wales

This pet friendly self catering accommodation in Port Lion sleeps 10.

Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Golf close by • Pub near by • Detached • Garden • Sleeps 10

Accommodation overview: Located in Pembrokeshires National Coastal Park, nestled into the western banks of the Cleddau Estuary, this five bedroom, detached retreat abounds with comfort, privacy and water views. Set within half an acre of its own land it offers plenty of space for exuberant children (and adults!) to enjoy and provides the perfect setting to barbecue the catch of the day while staring down at the sparkling waters of the Cleddau and the Preseli Hills beyond. Its long drive way and car port not only provide more than ample parking but offer the opportunity to bring along a boat and trailer; while just a mile down the road, the idyllic old fishing village of Llangwm provides a convenient spot for launching any such vessel. Inside, Cherry Trees offers pristine, spacious and newly renovated accommodation to meet all needs; less mobile guests dont just benefit from vehicular access to the front door but also a ground floor, double bedroom with en suite facilities. While its two comfortable sitting rooms offer a large family or a group of friends all the ingredients needed for cosy evenings in. With privacy, water views from many of its windows and a high standard of finish throughout, youd be forgiven for not wanting to leave. However, with The National Geographic recently rating Pembrokeshire as the second best coastal destination in the entire world theres a wealth of experiences and adventures to be had from the doorstep. On foot from the house, enjoy tranquil woodland walks or amble into the village of Llangwm. Existing since long before the Norman Invasion of 1066, long rows of single storey fishermans cottages and its ancient parish church echo its place in history. The Cottage Inn offers a varied menu and a great spot for lunches and evening meals: Events are commonplace too; from live music to vintage car meetings. This pub is the hub of community life; playing its role in the villages festival fortnight (last week June/first week of July) when people travel from far and wide to marvel at the famous, competing scarecrows.