The Sea Breeze Beach House

About this property

Wake up to the sound of the sea in the heart of the charming coastal village of Manorbier. Take a three minute stroll to Manorbier Castle, and the beach.  The award winning Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs along Manorbier beach to Tenby one way, and Stackpole in the west direction. The Sea Breeze Beach House is a unique idyllic coastal retreat for couples or solo travellers. The bespoke architect designed wooden eco studio has a sedum roof. It has a fresh uncluttered Scandinavian style with an open plan layout with a kitchenette, standard double bed, a sitting room area, and indoor dining table and chairs.  The bifold doors open out onto a south facing private walled garden, where guests can enjoy dining alfresco on the patio, or relaxing on the sun loungers.  It is a six minute walk to Manorbier beach.  Manorbier's medieval castle overlooks the beach. There is a neolithic burial chamber overlooks Manorbier beach on the coast path. Manorbier has a pub, a hotel open to non-residents, a cafe and a shop. Manorbier is only a ten minute bus ride to Tenby, and less than fifteen minutes by car.  There is also a train station.

Sea Breeze Beach House is unlike any other holiday home you've seen. A unique architect designed studio, it blends harmoniously with its natural surroundings and is constructed using eco-friendly methods and materials, providing a blissful retreat where couples or solo travellers can escape to the Pembrokeshire Coast. It is set in its own south facing walled coastal garden designed by the owner.One of the many joys of the studio is its proximity to the beach and Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which are just a short walk away. Manorbier Castle is also only three minutes on foot.

Manorbier is a small, friendly coastal village with regular public transport and its own well stocked shop, Manorbier Castle cafe, a pub and hotel open to non-residents. The beach faces west towards the Irish Sea and is popular with local surfers, while the dunes, rock pools and stream add interest and beauty to any walk along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. In addition to the beach, Manorbier has an 11th-Century Norman stone castle with a small cafe. It's a fantastic place to stay for those who want to enjoy the beauty of the Pembrokeshire coast while avoiding busier touristy areas like Tenby - which is lovely but can feel crowded during summer. The resort town is five miles away, so it is easy to reach by car, bicycle, or foot via the coastal footpath for hardened walkers. It has a wide choice of places to eat and drink, independent shops, a big supermarket and two golf courses for those who enjoy a round.

You may be happiest sunning yourself in the private south-facing garden of the studio with a good book in hand and a cold drink nearby. However, those who want to get out and explore will find a wealth of attractions within a small radius. Animal lovers will enjoy Folly Farm Zoo and Manor Wildlife Park. Take a boat trip from Tenby Harbour to Caldey Island, explore historic buildings like the Tudor Merchant's House in Tenby and Pembroke Castle, or browse the stalls at Narberth market, which runs every Friday morning between April and October. The tiny city of St David's is just under an hour away, with a magnificent cathedral and excellent variety of shops, galleries and cafe's, while the county town of Haverfordwest is only around half an hour's drive. There are two golf courses within six miles.  There is a surf school i the village. Horse riding can be booked at Marros riding stables, which is situated on the coast east of Amroth. It is only a 40 minute trip to Dylan Thomas's boathouse and writing shed at Laugharne in Carmarthenshire.

However, if you want to relax on your holiday and spend your time at Sea Breeze Beach House enclosed in its own south facing walled garden, you will leave feeling refreshed, rejuvenated, and reconnected with what's important.

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Accommodation Comprises:

The property is single-storey with a studio-style layout. It is on the grounds of the owner's property, but is entirely private and self-contained.

Glass folding doors open into the garden and increase the living space in warm weather. The windows face south and benefit from lots of natural light all day long. The entire studio feels light and fresh, with soft blue furnishings complementing the hardwood floors inspired by the uncluttered style of Scandinavian beach cottages.

Seating area has a two-seater sofa and an armchair. There is a wall-mounted smart TV with Netflix, and the studio also has Wi-Fi.

Light the log burner in cold weather and snuggle down for cosy nights in.

Dining table with two chairs.

Kitchenette with a two-ring stove, oven, small 45 litre fridge, crockery, glasses and cooking utensils.

Standard Double bed with a pocket-sprung mattress and Egyptian cotton bedlinen. It sits at the rear of the studio beneath a light dome through which guests can stargaze at night. The bed can be neatly folded back into a cupboard during the day.

Tiled en suite with a shower, WC and a handbasin.

Extras include a welcome pack of homemade bread and jams, milk, orange juice, and environmentally produced toiletries sourced locally.

Outside: The landscaped garden is designed by Katherine, the owner, to suit the coastal surroundings.  It is light by solar lights at night.  There is a shingle path with two steps from the guest's car parking space in the driveway.

It has a patio with a table and chairs to enjoy an evening drink and/ or alfresco dining, sun loungers, and a small portable barbecue. A picnic backpack is provided, so guests can take it out and about, or stroll down to the beach for a meal.

There is off-street parking for one car.

Additional Information: Utilities, Wi-Fi, bedlinen and bath towels are included for use in the beach house only. Guests have to provide their own beach towels.

Short breaks are possible, depending on availability. Smoking and pets are not permitted.