The Cottage, Sardis, Nr Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, Wales - Sleeps 4

About The Cottage

The Cottage is a place where you instantly feel relaxed. Thick stone walls, warm flagstone floors with underfloor heating, and a cosy log burning stove make it perfect for families and couples even during the colder months. The Cottage is a converted stable block on a former farm that is set back from a quiet country lane with no through access. Despite the remote and peaceful location, the house benefits from fast WiFi and is within easy reach of shops, cafes, pubs and beaches.

The owners Lyn, Phil & Steve live on site & are available to answer any queries & deal with those minor problems that occasionally arise; we will do all that we can to ensure a pleasant stay. While you are here, the Cottage is your home & we want you to feel completely comfortable.

Our policy is to be as flexible as possible. Arrive whichever day suits you &, subject to other bookings & a 3-night minimum, stay as long as you like.

If you specified a date in your search criteria, you will probably have been shown an accurate price for your proposed stay. If not, a link to a printable pdf of our full tariff can be found on our web page. If a booking spans 2 price points, the lower will apply throughout.

About the Area

Although The Cottage is wonderfully rural, the marina, cafes and pubs at Neyland, on the Cleddau are just a short three-mile drive or a pleasant cycle away; the riverside pub the Jolly Sailor in the nearby village of Burton is a particular favourite. The Pembrokeshire Coast is famous for its pristine beauty and wealth of wildlife. Boat tours from several locations take visitors to Skomer, Skokholm and Grassholm Islands, giving a chance to see puffins, dolphins and whales in their natural habitat.

You can walk to the Milford Haven Waterway in under an hour and still take time along the way to watch birds or enjoy the view. The county town of Haverfordwest is only 6 miles away where you will find a good variety of shops, bars and places to eat, as well a golf club, one of many locally. Milford Haven, with its easy access to the open sea, is popular with anglers, sailors and divers; the area around the redeveloped fish docks is worth a visit.

Ramblers love Pembrokeshire. The Pembrokeshire Coast path runs for 186 miles along some of the most beautiful coastline in the world, and there is a regular local bus service along stretches to make it easy to get back to your starting point at the end of an enjoyable day of walking. Other fantastic walks include around the Marloes Peninsula that overlooks Skomer Island, around St David’s Head and up Carn Llidi, and a circular loop from Porthgain that takes you to the Blue Lagoon in Abereiddy. The coast south of the Cleddau is worth exploring too; Bosherston Lily Ponds, the area around Angle & Saundersfoot to Amroth are among a wealth of possibilities.

Are you after fantastic beaches? You will find more than a few in Pembrokeshire! Broadhaven, Little Haven, Barafundle Bay and Freshwater West will keep even the most enthusiastic sand-castle builder happily occupied for weeks. Tenby’s three beaches and ice-cream coloured houses are a picture-perfect backdrop for a fun day out, while further north you have St Bride’s, Newgale, Solva and St Dogmaels. With all of this, plus attractions like Pembroke Castle, Folly Farm and Oakwood Theme Park, nearby, The Cottage is the perfect holiday destination; situated towards the centre of the county, the whole area is easily accessible.