Keepers Cottage at East Tarr Farm, St Florence is a delightful single-storey retreat set on the edge of this picture-perfect Pembrokeshire village. The open-plan kitchen is neatly fitted with an electric oven and hob, microwave, and fridge / freezer, making it simple to whip up meals for the whole family. Adjoining the kitchen, the cosy lounge area invites you to sink into comfy sofa seating beneath a wall-mounted Smart TV, while a dining table nearby is perfect for sharing breakfasts before the day's adventures begin.
Step outside onto the enclosed patio terrace, laid with artificial turf and home to a luxury private hot tub, ideal for soaking beneath starlit Pembrokeshire skies after a day of exploring. Two comfortable bedrooms, a double and a bunk room, share a modern Jack and Jill en-suite bathroom with bath, overhead shower, basin and WC, making this a practical layout for small families or couples travelling with children. Guests also enjoy use of the farm's heated indoor swimming pool between Easter and October, and private parking for one car is provided right beside the cottage.
Imagine lazy mornings over coffee at the farmhouse table, planning days spent exploring Tenby's golden sands or wandering Pembrokeshire's dramatic coast path. Evenings call for a dip in the bubbling hot tub beneath a blanket of stars, the countryside hush broken only by distant farmyard sounds. With your four-legged friend welcome too, Keepers Cottage promises slow, sun-soaked days and cosy, contented nights on a working Welsh farm.
Keepers Cottage at East Tarr Farm, St Florence sits within easy reach of Pembrokeshire's best family attractions, with plenty to keep every generation entertained. The Dinosaur Park Tenby in Gumfreston, just over a kilometre away, whisks visitors back to a prehistoric world where life-sized dinosaurs roam amongst the trees, delighting budding palaeontologists of all ages. Carew Karting in Sageston (4 km) offers all-weather racing fun for every age, with karts suited to toddlers through to adults. The mighty Pembroke Castle (11 km), one of Wales' most impressive medieval fortresses, rises dramatically over the town, its towers and battlements steeped in centuries of history. A little further afield, Hangar 5 in Haverfordwest (23 km) delights younger visitors with Wales' first indoor trampoline park, complete with over one hundred interconnecting trampolines, a dodgeball court and soft play area.
Venture further afield to discover more of West Wales' natural treasures and wildlife encounters. The Welsh Wildlife Centre in Cilgerran (45 km) packs a remarkable diversity of species into its network of nature reserve trails, hides and boardwalks. Gentle Giants Shire Horses at Pernhallt Uchaf (47 km) offers a heartwarming, hands-on encounter with these gentle, majestic animals, a lovely treat for horse lovers young and old. Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park in Gwbert (51 km) invites you to meet friendly farm animals up close, then spot seals and even dolphins along its fenced clifftop walk overlooking Cardigan Bay.
For a change of scene, Narberth is just 14 kilometres away, a gorgeous little market town beloved by shoppers and foodies alike, its high street lined with colourful Edwardian and Georgian buildings housing independent boutiques and cosy cafés. Further west, St Davids, Britain's smallest city, lies a 42-kilometre drive from the cottage, where centuries of ecclesiastical history sit alongside dramatic coastal scenery, sandy beaches and some of Wales' finest clifftop walking trails.
