St Ishmael's 1.5 miles. Located on a working farm, close to the village of St Ishmael's within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is St Brides, a semi-detached barn conversion, ideal for a family or group of six wanting to enjoy some time together close to the coast. This all-ground-floor property has a designated parking space, with extra parking nearby, as well as an open patio area at the front with seating, where you can enjoy your morning coffee in your pleasant setting. Step inside the property and discover a very spacious, open-plan living room, with high ceilings, wooden beams, floor to ceiling windows and a neutral décor, flooding the space with light. The well-equipped kitchen offers a host of appliances and mod cons to enable to create delicious home-cooked meals, which can be enjoyed together at the dining table as you discuss your plans for the remainder of your stay, and after dinner, relax on the inviting sofa as you enjoy a good book, a family board game or a movie night on the TV with DVD Player. When it comes time to catching up on rest, the master double bedroom provides an en-suite wetroom-style bathroom, ideal for those with limited mobility, while the remaining double and twin bedrooms share use of a spacious family bathroom, with a bath and shower over. St Ishmael's village is just over a mile away, with a wonderful pub serving food, as well as a garden centre with a tearoom where you can partake in a delightful afternoon tea. Walkers will delight in the fact that the Pembrokeshire Coast Path can be accessed practically from your doorstep, allowing you to take in incredible coastal landscapes, attractions such as Little Castle Head Lighthouse, a selection of small but beautiful bays that offer moments of tranquility, including Lindsway Bay, which is where a young Prince Charles took his first steps on Welsh soil, and the remote sandy beach of Marloes Sands, backed by dramatic cliffs. The attractive town of Milford Haven is a couple of miles away, home to a stunning marina, perfect for strolls along the waterfront, as well as a host of entertainment, with a museum, theatre and bowling alley, ideal for an evening out. Slightly further afield, the county town of Pembrokeshire, Haverfordwest, home to riverside shopping facilities, a host of eateries, museums and a scenic golf course, for those wanting to enjoy a round of golf. The popular coastal resorts of Tenby, Saundersfoot and Fishguard are all within easy reach, along with St David's, the UK's smallest city. St Brides is a fantastic base for exploring the spectacular coast and attractions of Pembrokeshire.

St Ishmael's is surrounded by countryside, a small beach rests nearby at Lindsway Bay, and the Pembrokeshire Coast Path lies in good distance, passing through simply unbeatable scenery. The town of Milford Haven sits a few miles away, offering a marina, a local museum and a range of amenities. Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire's county town, is certainly worth a day trip. Saundersfoot and Fishguard are not to be missed.

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