Portsea, Saundersfoot is a charming, pet-friendly seaside cottage that brings the best of coastal living right to your doorstep. Step into this delightful abode and discover a well-equipped kitchen, complete with all the essentials. There's a fridge, freezer, microwave, and even a coffee maker, perfect for starting your mornings with a fresh brew. The lounge and dining area displaying a comfortable sofa and dining seating for up to four people await.
Large sliding doors open to a tranquil and secluded garden, inviting you to step outside and embrace the serene outdoors. Upstairs, the second living room offers a peaceful retreat with sea views, a perfect nook for quiet contemplation. The cottage accommodates guests in two cosy bedrooms with three well-furnished bathrooms. One with a double bed and en-suite facilities, and the other with twin beds, boasting sea views that promise a picturesque awakening each morning.
Envision a holiday where the rhythm of the waves sets the pace of your day. Whether it's a morning coffee in the serene garden, watching the sunrise or an evening gazing at the stars as they twinkle over the sea, this serene cottage offers a slice of coastal paradise. It's a place where laughter echoes, and relaxation is not just a word, but an experience.
Portsea, Saundersfoot is not just a cottage; it's a gateway to the wonders of Pembrokeshire. Just a short stroll away, Saundersfoot Harbour awaits, offering a lively mix of culinary delights and seaside activities, only 300 metres from your stay. Explore the historic Tudor Merchant's House in Tenby, a mere six kilometres away, or venture to Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, also six kilometres distant, for a fun-filled family day. Manor Wildlife Park (6 km) with its array of exotic animals, is equally accessible.
For those seeking further adventure, West Wales Karting in Haverfordwest (31 km) and Llys-y-frân Lake (34 km) promise unique experiences. Nearby towns like Narberth (13 km) and Pembroke Dock (20 km) offer charming day trips filled with local culture and heritage. Portsea is not just a stay; it's a central hub for exploring the richness of Pembrokeshire.
