The property
This character cottage is situated in the village of Spittal, Pembrokeshire, Wales, less than 10 miles from the town of Haverfordwest.
This 4-bed cottage provides spacious accommodation for 10 people in a lovely character setting.
Ideal for large family holidays, the property is within walking distance of both a public play area for children as well as a public green.
There is a nice-sized kitchen with electric oven and dining area that seats 10, a utility room with both a washing machine and dryer, a large sitting area with patio access to the garden, 3 sofas and a wall-mounted TV with Sky box, DVD player and WiFi access.
There’s also a family bathroom with large shower, 4 bedrooms, the 1st of which has a king-sized bed along with a single bed and an en-suite shower room, another of which is a double, and a 3rd bedroom that has 3 single beds.There is a further en suite bedroom on the first floor along with a generous seating area and two single beds in a further alcove.
There is a lawned garden area with furniture and a public play area for children immediately to the rear of the property.
There is also ample off road parking for 5 or 6 cars to the rear of the property.
Less than 30 minutes drive from the beach, the Old Police House is near a well-known local pub and restaurant.
You're less than 10 miles from the town of Haverfordwest, which is ideal for a number of small pubs and highly rated restaurants, as well as Picton Castle and Gardens, and a number of nature and wildlife areas.
Pembroke is around 30 minutes drive away as well, where you'll find a number of historical buildings and castles.
This is the town where Henry VII was born.
This former police house, set in the village of Spittal, is an ideal destination for larger families looking for a relaxing getaway.
Not far away from the town of Haverfordwest, you have a public area to the rear of the property and a mezzanine area on the first floor that should keep the children entertained while you relax.
About the location
SPITTAL
Haverfordwest 6 miles; Fishguard 11 miles.
Spittal, halfway between Haverfordwest and Fishguard, just off the A40 is a quiet village, which boasts a friendly village pub, The Pump on the Green, where you can have a chat with the locals and enjoy a drink and good food of restaurant quality. There are footpath and bridleway walks directly from the village, a village green with a play area for younger ones and a football pitch to expend some excess energy and a chance to meet with the villagers. Explore this superb county of Pembrokeshire with short drives to the stunning coast with its famous coast path, Britain's only coastal National Park, wide sandy beaches, seaside resorts, boat trips and St Davids, the smallest city in the UK, with its magnificent cathedral beckoning you in. Visit theme parks, adventure centres, castles, mills and market towns and so much more.