About Loveston Cottages

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Accommodation

Comfortable beamed open plan sitting room with wood burner, dining area and well equipped kitchen. First floor with sloping ceilings: Double bedroom. Bedroom with bunk beds and single bed. Shower room/W.C.

Brochure Information

Code: W7212
Page Number: 323

Sleeps:

5 + cot in Two bedrooms.

This Cottage Has:

• Linen (duvets) and hand towels inc
• Elec by £1 coin meter
• Oil CH inc
• TV (Freeview)
• Video
• DVD
• Stereo
• Microwave
• F/freezer
• Auto wm
• Stairgate
• Highchair
• Parking
• Shared garden
• Patio with furniture
• Barbecue
• Shared children's play area with swings and slides
• Use of shared trampolines
• No pets
• No smoking

• Logs foc

20% reduction – 2 persons
20% reduction – Winter

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About Loveston Cottages

Just 6 miles from Saundersfoot's lovely golden beaches and only 3 miles from the village of Kilgetty, this pair of comfortable cottages enjoy a peaceful hamlet setting and rural views. Offering shared gardens and 3½ acres of fields to roam (with woodland walks and many footpaths to explore locally), this is the perfect spot in which to relax and unwind yet it lies within easy reach of the lively man made delights of Folly Farm and Oakwood Theme Park. The Pembrokeshire coastline, historic castles and the National Botanic Gardens are all easily accessible. The nearest pub and shop are 1½ miles away.

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It’s the fabulous coastline, stretching from Cardigan to Amroth, that is Pembrokeshire’s major attraction. With one of our holiday cottages in Pembrokeshire you’ll be able to make the most of its dramatic cliffs, rocky coves and sandy beaches. With a bit of luck you might spot a whale or dolphin off the coast as you stroll along the magnificent coastal path. Make sure you allow time for a visit to St. Davids, the UK’s smallest city, but home to Wales’s largest cathedral. This charming city was founded by St. David, patron saint of Wales, almost 1500 years ago and is full of character. The cathedral and the ruins of the Bishop’s Palace nearby are definitely worth seeing during one of our Pembrokeshire cottage holidays. The old town of Tenby is also a must see. It has stayed pleasantly uncommercialised and boasts a handsome harbour with a tangle of narrow streets on the hill behind. There is also a massive and remarkably well-preserved castle at Pembroke, famous as the birthplace of Henry VII. And for some real thrills and spills, get along to Oakwood Theme Park where there is a stunning array of speed rides.

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