Neyland 1.2 miles.
Resting within striking distance of the north side of the Milford Haven Waterway is this characterful holiday accommodation, Carreg Felin.The Old Mill.
Enjoying four floors of charm and character, this town house cottage is the perfect base for families and friends to enjoy this stunning part of the Pembrokeshire coast.
Enter into this stone-built dwelling and be welcomed into the well-equipped kitchen, where you can look forward to trying your hand at a family favourite dish by making the most of the quality appliances.
The kitchen also comes with a handy dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer, so you will barely have to lift a finger during your stay.
Once dinner is ready, regroup with your loved ones at the contemporary dining table, which is a striking contrast against the charm of the exposed stone wall.
After dinner, climb the staircase to the second floor, where a cosy sitting room awaits; look forward to snuggling up on the sofa and tuning into the TV to enjoy some relaxing hours before heading to bed.
Catch your rest within one the three bedrooms, each one enjoying plush linens and plenty of storage space for your belongings.
Choose between the master bedroom, situated on the third floor with its own en-suite bathroom and small interior balcony with a hand made super king bed.
two other bedrooms with king size beds, both situated on the first floor, offering a flexible sleeping arrangement to suit all party make ups.
Continuing to impress is the property’s quaint secret garden, where a spot of alfresco dining can be enjoyed before exploring the 4.5 acres of woodland.
If you can tear yourself away from this truly charming spot, head into the town of Neyland, where you will find a range of amenities to suit all needs.
Alternatively, travel slightly further afield to Milford Haven and look forward to strolling around the pretty marina to watch the boats come and go, before making your way to the award-winning Torch Theatre.
If you are feeling adventurous, walk along the famous coastal path and discover the many delights of Pembrokeshire, including St David’s, the smallest city in the UK with its magnificent cathedral.
Alternatively, choose to cross Cleddau Bridge to Pembroke Dock and visit Pembroke, dominated by an imposing 13th century castle renowned as the birthplace of Henry Tudor.
Other attractions within the area include Oakwood Theme Park, the National Trust owned Cleddau Woodlands and the Manor Wildlife Park, offering something for all ages and tastes.
With so much to see and do, Carreg Felin is a wonderful escape to this part of the country.
