An inviting terraced cottage in the middle of Tenby and just 300 metres from its iconic beaches, some of the most impressive found in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Featuring a cosy lounge/diner, a practical kitchen and two versatile bedrooms, it is perfect for an active family or group keen to explore the shorelines and countryside around Carmarthen Bay.

The colourful two-storey cottage is located on a quiet street surrounded by properties of a similar age and character. Each of its inviting rooms is graced with plenty of natural light during the daytime, which pours over comfortable soft furnishings arranged across hard flooring. The homely lounge/diner features a range of seating and is only a short hop away from the airy kitchen through the archway at the other end of the room. The cottage’s two bedrooms – a double and a twin with bunk beds – are tastefully decorated with cool tones and offer plenty of storage space. A family bathroom is just across the landing. There is no outside space at the cottage, but this is compensated for by its proximity to the town centre.

Tenby’s town centre offers an impressive array of cultural, historical and natural attractions within its ancient walls. Winding streets home to independent shops, eateries and family-friendly pubs feed down towards a bustling harbour area, from which boats regularly head out to Caldey Island (1 mile). Tenby’s beaches (300 metres) are havens for sunbathers, sandcastle builders and water sports lovers. Walkers should waste no time exploring the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, which runs through the town.

An inviting terraced cottage in the middle of Tenby and just 300 metres from its iconic beaches, some of the most impressive found in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Featuring a cosy lounge/diner, a practical kitchen and two versatile bedrooms, it is perfect for an active family or group keen to explore the shorelines and countryside around Carmarthen Bay. The colourful two storey cottage is located on a quiet street surrounded by properties of a similar age and character. Each of its inviting rooms is graced with plenty of natural light during the daytime, which pours over comfortable soft furnishings arranged across hard flooring. The homely lounge/diner features a range of seating and is only a short hop away from the airy kitchen through the archway at the other end of the room. The cottage s two bedrooms a double and a twin with bunk beds are tastefully decorated with cool tones and offer plenty of storage space. A family bathroom is just across the landing. There is no outside space at the cottage, but this is compensated for by its proximity to the town centre. Tenby s town centre offers an impressive array of cultural, historical and natural attractions within its ancient walls. Winding streets home to independent shops, eateries and family friendly pubs feed down towards a bustling harbour area, from which boats regularly head out to Caldey Island (1 mile). Tenby s beaches (300 metres) are havens for sunbathers, sandcastle builders and water sports lovers. Walkers should waste no time exploring the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, which runs through the town.

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