Tickled Pink at 14 Freshwater Bay is a bright and beautifully presented New England-style beach house, perfect for family holidays by the sea. The well-equipped kitchen offers an induction hob, oven, full-size fridge freezer, microwave, washer dryer and dishwasher, making catering for a crowd effortless. Step through to the generous open-plan living area, where large sofas invite you to relax in front of the Smart TV or enjoy music on the Hi-Fi. The dining table seats six, perfect for sociable mealtimes, while doors open onto the veranda to let in the sea breeze.
Stepping outside, two verandas provide wonderful spots for al fresco dining and lazy afternoons, whilst the master bedroom's private balcony offers glorious sea views, perfect for an evening glass of wine. Sleeping up to six adults plus a baby, the house offers a master double with en-suite shower room, plus two twin bedrooms, one zip-and-link and convertible to a double, ideal for families and groups of friends. A ground floor shower room and utility space add practicality for larger parties, whilst parking for two cars sits conveniently to the front of the property.
Imagine mornings spent sipping coffee on the veranda, sea air drifting in on the breeze, before a short stroll down to Freshwater East's golden sands. Days are made for swimming, bodyboarding and sandcastle building, or following the coastal path for breathtaking Pembrokeshire views. As evening falls, gather on the balcony with a glass of wine, watching the sun dip below the dunes, before heading inside for a cosy family movie night.
Tickled Pink at 14 Freshwater Bay sits in an unspoilt corner of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, surrounded by some of Wales' finest coastal and historic attractions. Carew Castle & Tidal Mill (7 km) is an enormous stone fortress set in a picturesque location beside a 23-acre mill pond, its ancient tide mill still turning with the rhythm of the tides. Milford Waterfront (14 km) is a lively, family-friendly and dog-friendly destination where fashion boutiques, fine dining, high-octane watersports and culture sit anchored alongside centuries of international maritime trade. Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo (15 km) promises a brilliant family day out, combining a bustling zoo, working farm, traditional fairground and both indoor and outdoor adventure play for children of all ages. A little further afield, the Tudor Merchant's House in Tenby (20 km) invites you to step back five hundred years and discover how a Tudor family would once have lived.
Venture a little further afield to uncover even more of West Wales' charm and natural beauty. St Dogmaels Abbey (50 km) is a beautifully preserved twelfth-century ruin, nestled beside the tranquil Teifi estuary in an authentic and unspoilt coastal village. The Welsh Wildlife Centre in Cilgerran (51 km) packs a huge diversity of flora and fauna into a compact, carefully managed nature reserve, offering boardwalk trails and hides perfect for a peaceful day of wildlife spotting. Nearby, Gentle Giants Shire Horses (51 km) offers a heart-warming encounter with these magnificent, gentle animals, making for a memorable treat for animal lovers of every age.
For a change of scene, the pretty seaside village of Saundersfoot (14 km) boasts a huge sandy beach, a bustling working harbour and an excellent choice of restaurants and cafés, perfect for a day trip. Further inland, the historic town of Carmarthen (45 km), reputedly the oldest town in Wales, is steeped in Arthurian legend as the supposed birthplace of the wizard Merlin, and today offers charming streets, independent shops, a lively market and plenty of places to stop for lunch.
