Nestled in the idyllic town of Neyland, Pembrokeshire, is this fantastic three-bedroom house, Yacht Haven View. Named after its superb location and views of the town’s picturesque marina, Yacht Haven View is a fabulous pet-friendly choice for a group or family of six. Upon arrival, you will find off-road parking, as well as a beautiful front patio where you can savour your morning coffee whilst enjoying the marina views. On the ground floor of the home, you will find two well-presented bedrooms, a double and a twin, both of which are served by a sleek bathroom where you can freshen up after a day of exploring. From this floor, you can access the rear enclosed garden, where you can enjoy alfresco meals whilst your pooches safely run and play. Continue up to the first floor, where you will find the third and final bedroom, a double with en-suite shower room, along with an additional cloakroom for convenience. The first floor boasts a well-equipped kitchen/diner, where you can rustle up tasty dishes, ready to enjoy at the dining table for six, along with an inviting sitting room with plush seating, TV and balcony so you never have to miss out on the stunning vistas on offer. Explore the town, where you will find the popular Bar restaurant, ideal for when you don’t fancy cooking, as well as The Leigionnaire, The Alumchine, and the Plaice to Eat. Within the town you can also stock up on essentials at the convenience store, enjoy leisurely strolls around the marina or join the Brunel Cycle Trail for scenic rides. Continue onto Pembroke, where you will find the remarkable Pembroke Castle, Monkton Old Hall, the charming Mill Pond Walk and the Paddle West Castle Row Boats where you can take to the waters. Nearby, you will find Pembroke Dock, home to the Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre, the excellent South Pembrokeshire Golf Club and a ferry service offering trips over to Rosslare. All this and more awaits at Yacht Haven View.

The charming county of Pembrokeshire is home to the small town of Neyland, which is located close off the Cleddau Estuary. This small rural community has a fantastic marina, a few stores, a few taverns, and the Brunel Cycle Trail passes through the area. To get to Pembroke Dock, famous for producing ships during the World Wars and home to an amazing museum that was formerly a fort, cross the gorgeous Cleddau Bridge. Visit the magnificent town of Pembroke, which is dominated by an outstanding castle from the 13th century known for being Henry Tudor's birthplace. Follow the charming coastal paths that meander around Pembrokeshire's breath-taking coastline, which is home to numerous lovely, magnificent beaches.

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