Resting in Roch near the stunning shoreline of Pembrokeshire National Park is 9 Pilgrims Way, a contemporary three-bedroom cottage. Enjoying expansive views across the coast and country, whilst benefiting from a light-flooded open-plan living space, flexible sleeping arrangements and a private driveway, the cottage offers the ideal base for a family of seven and their four-legged friend, looking to explore South Wales. Enter the property into the stylish living area, dotted with state-of-the-art appliances, plush sofas, a Smart TV, a sleek breakfast bar, and chic interiors, bordered by bi-fold doors, offering views out to the garden; use this space as your social hub to dine and relax. Head outdoors to light the fire pit, where you can dine alfresco whatever the weather, whilst enjoying your tranquil base. When sleep calls, venture upstairs to locate three well-presented bedrooms, including a double with en-suite, a double, and a family room, offering flexibility for all. Awaken to a refreshing shower in the main bathroom before gathering for a nature-filled day out, touring the national park, strolling across Newgale Beach, and enjoying petting experiences at Sweet Home Alpaca. Travelling towards Haverfordwest, tour the Town Museum, enjoy an afternoon of wildlife spotting at Priory Saltings Nature Reserve, or delve into the town's heritage by strolling around the remains of Haverfordwest Priory. By car, travel north to reach St David’s and its stunning vantage points, such as St. Non’s Cliffs, Dr Beynon's Bug Farm for a nature-filled activity, and St David’s Bishop's Palace/ Llys yr Esgob Tyddewi, a grand structure, also used as an open-air theatre. Experience all of this at 9 Pilgrims Way.

The charming town of Roch, which sits on the edge of the stunning Pembrokeshire National Park, is home to a well-stocked local store, a post office, a village tavern, and a local church. The surrounding area offers a pleasant day at the beach with its abundance of attractive walks, bike lanes, and fantastic beaches. Haverfordwest, a nearby market town, features a large selection of stores, bars, and eateries as well as a wide range of activities, such as walks along the River Cleddau, a variety of beautiful churches, and a historic castle. Alternately, travel along the coast to Saint David’s, the smallest city in Britain, which is famed for its historic cathedral and bishop's palace, thrilling water sports, and top-notch boat trips. Both Solva and Saint David’s are charming harbour villages. Whatever you choose, this wonderful place has a lot to offer all year round!

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