Oak View, Tenby is a welcoming single-storey bungalow tucked away in a peaceful residential area on the outskirts of this beloved Pembrokeshire coastal town. The bright lounge provides a comfortable gathering space with ample seating arranged around a wood burner-effect electric fire and a Smart TV for streaming favourite films and shows. Glass sliding doors open onto the rear garden, flooding the room with natural light and creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. The well-appointed kitchen comes complete with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine, whilst the separate dining area offers a sociable table and chairs perfect for family meals and evening board games.
heading outside, the fully enclosed rear garden is a genuine highlight, featuring both a level lawn and a decorative gravel area, each with outdoor furniture for sunny breakfasts or balmy evening suppers. Private parking for two cars, with additional on-street spaces available, completes this practical coastal retreat. Three bedrooms provide restful accommodation along a quiet hallway: two comfortable doubles, one benefiting from an en-suite shower room, and a flexible twin room ideal for children or friends. A family bathroom with shower over bath serves the remaining bedrooms.
Picture sun-drenched mornings in the sheltered garden, planning the day's coastal adventures over leisurely coffee. Perhaps you'll wander down to South Beach's golden expanse, catching the boat to Caldey Island's secluded shores, or tackle an invigorating stretch of the renowned Pembrokeshire Coast Path. As afternoon fades, return to your peaceful bungalow, firing up the barbecue whilst recounting the day's discoveries, the quiet residential setting a welcome contrast to the lively harbour just moments away.
Oak View, Tenby places you perfectly for discovering Pembrokeshire's finest family attractions and natural wonders. The Dinosaur Park Tenby in Gumfreston (3 km) transports visitors back to a land-before-time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, offering the ultimate prehistoric adventure park experience in the UK with life-size models, interactive exhibits, and thrilling activities for young explorers. Heatherton World of Activities in St Florence (3 km) is an award-winning collection of indoor and outdoor fun including paintball, fishing, archery, and golf, ensuring entertainment whatever the weather brings. Carew Karting in Sageston (7 km) delivers high-octane excitement on its all-weather track, with rides available for all ages from budding young racers to competitive adults. Pembroke Castle in Pembroke (14 km) stands as one of Wales' most impressive medieval fortresses, its mighty walls and towers dominating the heart of this historic market town.
Venture further to uncover more of Pembrokeshire's treasures. St Dogmaels Abbey in St Dogmaels (45 km) presents atmospheric 12th-century ruins nestled beside the Teifi estuary in an authentic coastal village, against a backdrop of river and woodland. Ramsey Island Nature Reserve, reached by ferry from St Justinian's (46 km), is a beautiful unspoilt RSPB sanctuary boasting some of the highest sea cliffs in Wales, with large colonies of visiting and breeding birds including puffins, razorbills, and choughs. Castell Henllys Iron Age Village in Meline (50 km) offers an authentically reconstructed hill fort set within 30 acres of beautiful woodland and river meadows in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, bringing ancient Celtic life vividly to life through costumed interpreters and hands-on experiences.
The gorgeous little market town of Narberth lies 14 kilometres distant, a shopper and foodie's heaven where the high street is lined with multicoloured Edwardian and Georgian buildings housing independent boutiques, artisan food shops, and excellent cafés celebrating local produce. Meanwhile, Milford Haven sits 23 km away, a town with rich maritime history built on one of the world's deepest natural harbours, where the revitalised Milford Waterfront is packed with contemporary shops, welcoming restaurants, and fascinating heritage displays chronicling centuries of seafaring tradition.
