Lose yourself in spectacular views across Tenby’s rooftops to the stunning coastline from the comfort of this coastal-themed third-floor apartment, the ultimate romantic bolthole perfect for couples looking to spend quality time together against the backdrop of Pembrokeshire’s sublime coastline.

Boasting exposed beams and a characterful sloped ceiling, the cosy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner nestled beneath the eaves is as ambient as it is reminiscent of a traditional coastal bolthole. Beautiful skylights provide wonderful rooftop views across Tenby, and flood the space with plenty of natural sunlight, whilst the roaring wood burner sets the scene for pure relaxation, inviting weary walking muscles to unwind with loved ones long into the evening. Alive with nautical touches and exposed ceiling beams, the king-size bedroom offers a haven of tranquillity to retire to before kick-starting your next adventure with a refreshing shower in the sleek and sophisticated bathroom. From sunrise to sunset, the local area offers a true insight into Tenby’s unrivalled charm; try some fantastic local produce at the range of restaurants or walk the golden coastline, both reached less than half a mile from the doorstep.

Surrounded by impressive medieval walls, the coastal haven of Tenby offers a true escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Discover the maze of cobbled streets lined with a wealth of craft shops, eateries and coffee shops or dive into the local heritage at Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, the oldest independent museum in Wales, less than half a mile away. Keen coastal explorers can spend hours walking, running or relaxing on the gloriously golden sands of South Beach (1 mile) or North Beach (0.5 miles). Those who love life on the water can take a boat trip from Tenby Harbour (0.5 miles) to Caldey Island to catch glimpses of nesting seabirds.

Lose yourself in spectacular views across Tenby s rooftops to the stunning coastline from the comfort of this coastal themed third floor apartment, the ultimate romantic bolthole perfect for couples looking to spend quality time together against the backdrop of Pembrokeshire s sublime coastline. Boasting exposed beams and a characterful sloped ceiling, the cosy open plan lounge/kitchen/diner nestled beneath the eaves is as ambient as it is reminiscent of a traditional coastal bolthole. Beautiful skylights provide wonderful rooftop views across Tenby, and flood the space with plenty of natural sunlight, whilst the roaring wood burner sets the scene for pure relaxation, inviting weary walking muscles to unwind with loved ones long into the evening. Alive with nautical touches and exposed ceiling beams, the king size bedroom offers a haven of tranquillity to retire to before kick starting your next adventure with a refreshing shower in the sleek and sophisticated bathroom. From sunrise to sunset, the local area offers a true insight into Tenby s unrivalled charm; try some fantastic local produce at the range of restaurants or walk the golden coastline, both reached less than half a mile from the doorstep. Surrounded by impressive medieval walls, the coastal haven of Tenby offers a true escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Discover the maze of cobbled streets lined with a wealth of craft shops, eateries and coffee shops or dive into the local heritage at Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, the oldest independent museum in Wales, less than half a mile away. Keen coastal explorers can spend hours walking, running or relaxing on the gloriously golden sands of South Beach (1 mile) or North Beach (0.5 miles). Those who love life on the water can take a boat trip from Tenby Harbour (0.5 miles) to Caldey Island to catch glimpses of nesting seabirds.