Bon Accorde, Goodwick is a welcoming two-bedroom cottage perfectly suited for families or friends seeking a peaceful coastal retreat. The well-equipped kitchen features an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and washer dryer, flowing seamlessly into the living and dining area where comfortable seating surrounds a Freeview Smart TV and characterful woodburner, creating a warm heart to the home with a starter pack of logs included.
Heading outside, the enclosed garden offers a peaceful paved patio area with garden furniture and barbecue, perfect for alfresco dining on sunny days, with private parking for one car and additional on-road parking available. A bike store can be provided on request. Upstairs, two bedrooms provide restful accommodation: the master bedroom offers a comfortable king-size bed with its own en-suite shower room and heated towel rail, while the second bedroom features flexible twin beds ideal for children or friends. A family bathroom with shower over bath completes the layout.
Picture quiet mornings with coffee on the sunny patio, the scent of coastal air drifting through the garden. Spend your days exploring dramatic clifftop walks and hidden coves, then return to light the woodburner as evening settles, the gentle crackle of flames filling the room while you plan tomorrow's adventures over a leisurely meal.
Bon Accorde, Goodwick places you perfectly to discover the treasures of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and beyond. Gwaun Valley Brewery in Pontfaen (8 km) is a charming rural microbrewery specialising in handcrafted Real Ale, offering tours and tastings of their distinctive cask and bottled beers in a beautiful countryside setting. Castell Henllys Iron Age Village in Merline (18 km) brings ancient history vividly to life through authentically reconstructed roundhouses set within 30 acres of stunning woodland and river meadows, complete with costumed guides demonstrating Iron Age crafts and daily life. Dyfed Shire Horse Farm in Eglwyswrw (19 km) is a delightful working farm and Wales' only dedicated Shire Horse Farm, where families can meet magnificent gentle giants alongside sheep, pigs, donkeys, and llamas. West Wales Karting in Haverfordwest (24 km) provides thrilling indoor racing action on a 300-metre track with five hairpins and a 70-metre straight, perfect for competitive family fun whatever the weather.
Venture further afield to uncover more of Pembrokeshire's finest attractions. Carew Castle and Tidal Mill (49 km) is a magnificent stone fortress in a picturesque location beside a 23-acre mill pond, where the restored tide mill demonstrates centuries-old milling techniques. Heatherton World of Activities in St Florence (52 km) is an award-winning activity centre offering everything from paintball and archery to fishing and golf, ensuring action-packed days for all ages. British Bird of Prey Centre in Idole (52 km) is the only place in the UK dedicated solely to British raptors, featuring thrilling flying displays and hands-on experiences with magnificent native birds of prey.
The ancient city of St Davids lies 23 kilometres away, Britain's smallest city packed with historic treasures including its magnificent medieval cathedral and the atmospheric ruins of the Bishop's Palace, surrounded by some of the most dramatic coastal scenery in Wales. Meanwhile, Tenby sits 42 kilometres from the cottage. It's one of Wales' best known seaside towns, where medieval castle walls encircle pastel-painted houses, golden beaches stretch beneath Victorian architecture. The harbour bustles with boat trips to nearby Caldey Island, creating the perfect blend of history and traditional seaside charm.
