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About Smithy Cottage
Smithy Cottage stands in a quiet, secluded position within sight of the sea about 350 yards from Nolton Haven beach, a delightful sandy cove in the centre of the spectacular coastal scenery of St Bride's Bay in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Nolton Haven is an ideal base to explore the National Park. The villages of Newgale (a well known surfing beach) Little Haven, Broad Haven, Solva and the Cathedral City of St Davids are all easily accessible.
Nolton Haven is an ideal base to explore the National Park. The villages of Newgale (a well known surfing beach) Little Haven, Broad Haven, Solva and the Cathedral City of St Davids are all easily accessible.
The cottage is comfortably furnished and centrally heated. There is a spacious lounge with open hearth fireplace, recessed window seats. A delightful kitchen / diner, utility room and ground floor bath / shower room with washbasin and WC. Upstairs, an additional shower room with WC and washbasin, two double bedrooms and one twin bedroom. Freesat TV and broadband.
Outside there is adequate parking, a secluded sun trap patio area and gardens that rise steeply with several seating areas and views to the sea.
Outside there is adequate parking, a secluded sun trap patio area and gardens that rise steeply with several seating areas and views to the sea.
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