Worcester Cottage, Tenby, is a magnificent historic gem designed by renowned architect John Nash in the 1800s, tastefully renovated to blend period charm with contemporary comfort. The country-style kitchen features earthy-coloured tiles, white units, and modern conveniences including an electric hob and oven, fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and coffee machine, plus a convenient breakfast bar perfect for morning coffees. Step into the bright, airy open-plan living area where comfortable sofas surround a wood burner-effect electric fire and Smart TV, while a large dining table sits beside a window bathed in natural light, creating a wonderfully inviting atmosphere for family gatherings.
Outside, discover a small, gravelled garden with a bench at the front, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee, plus a practical outdoor area with a hose and drying space – ideal for rinsing off sandy feet after beach adventures or storing paddle boards and bicycles. Upstairs, accessed via a characterful staircase believed to be crafted from an old ship's mast, you'll find two beautifully appointed bedrooms: a spacious king-size room with ample storage and balcony access, plus a comfortable double. The bright bathroom, adorned with gleaming white tiles and illuminated by a roof window, features a shower over bath and heated towel rail, ensuring comfort and convenience during your coastal retreat.
Imagine waking to golden morning light streaming through your window, brewing fresh coffee at the breakfast bar as you plan your day's adventures. Spend sun-drenched afternoons exploring Tenby's cobbled streets and sandy shores, returning to curl up on the comfortable sofas as evening falls, sharing stories of your day while the glow of the electric fire creates a cosy ambiance throughout this historic cottage.
Worcester Cottage, Tenby, is perfectly positioned just half a mile from the historic heart of this charming seaside town, which becomes entirely pedestrianised during July and August, offering a peaceful yet convenient base for your Welsh coastal escape. The atmospheric ruins of Tenby Castle are just 500 metres away and provide breathtaking views across to St Catharine and Caldey Islands. The fascinating Tudor Merchant's House offers a glimpse into the area's rich history. For an extraordinary spiritual experience, catch one of the regular boats to Caldey Island (1 km), one of Britain's holy islands where Cistercian monks live, pray, and craft delicious chocolate. Young adventurers will be thrilled by a day at The Dinosaur Park Tenby (4 km), where prehistoric creatures come to life, or testing their agility at Tree Tops Trail in St Florence (5 km) as they swing through forest canopies. The picturesque Saundersfoot Harbour (5 km) houses the Wales International Coastal Centre and is surrounded by charming shops and eateries perfect for a leisurely afternoon.
Venture further afield to discover the Gwaun Valley Brewery in Pontfaen (45 km), a delightful rural microbrewery specialising in handcrafted Real Ale, or step back thousands of years at the Neolithic Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber near Nevern (46 km), which boasts stunning views over Fishguard Bay and the Preseli Mountains. For those interested in Welsh spirituality, St Non's Chapel and Well near St Davids (56 km) marks the birthplace of Wales' patron saint and features a holy well reputed to possess healing powers.
The nearby town of Pembroke, 17 kilometres away, enchants visitors with its thousand-year history, streets lined with architectural masterpieces, boutique shops, and welcoming pubs, while Narberth, also 17 kilometres from the cottage offers a shopper’s paradise in a gorgeous market town where multicoloured Edwardian and Georgian buildings house independent retailers and foodie havens.
