Wyndhurst

Wyndhurst, a superb holiday home in an amazing coastal location on the hill above Newgale offering panoramic views over the beach and out to sea. This detached bungalow has been beautifully renovated throughout, furnished in a contemporary style with designer pieces, the open plan living space really maximises the breath-taking sea views, with its bespoke fitted kitchen and central island, eye catching dining room table and large corner sofa to cosy up on. Sliding doors open to a raised terrace with steps leading  down to the lawned garden, all enclosed with a picnic table for alfresco dining. The highlight though has to be the hot tub, what could be better than soaking away your cares in the bubbles while you watch the sun sparkle on the water or the stars twinkling overhead at night, the dark skies are truly stunning all accompanied by the gentle sound of waves breaking on the shore below. The bedrooms all reflect the colours of the sea and natural landscape, the master bedroom with ensuite shower and dressing room has wonderful views, enjoy leisurely lie ins and soak up the sea view over your morning coffee. A sliding door opens to a raised terrace overlooking Newgale’s golden sand and out over St Brides Bay - simply breath-taking. There are 3 other bedrooms including a twin bedroom and family bathroom, while the wet room with its unique feature wall depicting Marine Biologist, Lou Luddington’s photograph, “Autumn Underwater” taken off the coast of Pembrokeshire is eye-catching and demonstrates the owner’s attention to detail and flare for interior design.  If you can tear yourself away from the hot tub and house, spend your days on the beach below, this long stretch of golden sand is popular with families as well as water sports enthusiasts, in particular surfers both professional and beginners alike, there is even a beach side hire shop, as well as a café for refreshments.Take to the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path to really appreciate the full beauty of this stunning coastline, head over the hill behind towards the harbour village of Solva with its pretty quay and range of shops, galleries, pubs and cafes spread between upper and lower town, while in the other direction explore other coastal villages with their picturesque sandy beaches including Nolton Haven, Druidston, Little Haven and Broad Haven. The tiny City of St Davids with its majestic Cathedral and Bishops Palace are nearby and well worth a visit with excellent facilities and bustling shops to wander. Book a boat trip heading out from St Justinian’s round the nature reserve of Ramsey Island, the bird and wildlife will amaze especially the seal pups in September.A truly special holiday home in the most amazing location.£300 bond required.  Care needed as some unfenced drops off terraces, less than 600mm.* Hot tub available on request. For guests staying out of season, the hot tub is at an extra cost of £200 per week/short break *