The Cottage at Keeston House

 KATHRYN & BARRY NOBLE

KEESTON, HAVERFORDWEST, PEMBROKESHIRE

TEL 01437 710723

 

 

 

 

Welcome to the Cottage at Keeston House.  We are pleased to offer our three star self-catering accommodation for a relaxing holiday in Pembrokeshire, West Wales. Situated only 6 minutes' drive from the county town of Haverfordwest and the beaches of Newgale, Druidston and Nolton Haven, The Cottage at Keeston House has a peaceful village location, ideal for enjoying Pembrokeshire's spectacular coastline, the countryside or visiting the many places of interest in the county.

 

Situated close to our own house, the cottage has the distinct advantage of being owner-maintained to high standards, but at the same time being completely self-contained and private. The accommodation is inspected annually by the Wales Tourist Board and has been awarded a 3 Star grade for its facilities and ambience.  

 

In order to maintain the pleasant surroundings for our guests, we have a NO-SMOKING policy and regrettably, PETS are not permitted.

 

Situated in a large country garden, The Cottage at Keeston House is a superbly equipped, modern and individual holiday cottage. It can accommodate up to four people in one double and bunk beds (plus cot). It has a unique design with a spiral staircase to the upper bed-sitting floor. It is attractively and simply furnished with co-ordinating fabrics, electric heating and fitted carpets. There is direct access to the extensive sun-deck and spacious garden, giving you the opportunity to enjoy meals, barbecues or relax in your own private surroundings. 

 

* Due to the nature of the design and the stairs, the accommodation may not be accessible to people with mobility problems. *

 

The cottage is ideally suited to both couples and families.  Children are welcome and cot, high chair and stair gate are available at no extra cost. There is a modern fitted kitchen with extensive equipment for all preparation, cooking and serving needs to make the holiday run smoothly.  All beds are made up ready for your arrival. 

 

The Cottage at Keeston House is owner maintained to high standards.  Mattress and pillow protectors  are replaced between each letting. No agency is involved in the letting or maintenance.  This means that you can be certain that the cottage has been thoroughly cleaned each week, however long it takes, and any problems have been dealt with before you arrival. Any problems occurring during your holiday will also be attended to immediately they are reported.

 

**   Bed linen, bath and hand towels (not beach towels) and kitchen linen are all provided.  **

 

 

Accommodation Details

 

 

						Fully fitted KITCHEN-DINING room. Well equipped with  electric fan oven, ceramic hob and extractor, microwave, fridge, toaster. crockery, pans, cutlery, glasses, etc for up to six people.  Kitchen linen and 50 units electricity p.w. are included.
	BEDROOM   3’ wide adult size BUNK BEDS. Bedside lights and children’s toys.
									SHOWER ROOM and WC Separate shower cubicle with glazed door, WC and washbasin. Shaver socket and heated towel rail.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

			Direct access, via French doors, to a superb wooden DECK: gives you the opportunity to relax in your own private surroundings.  Steps down to the cottage’s own spacious lawned GARDEN to enjoy barbecues and play boules or football..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An open tread spiral staircase rises  from the dining area to the FIRST FLOOR  BEDSITTING ROOM A spacious room with comfortable sitting area with TV/video plus games and books for all ages. Extensive rural views. Double bed with bedside lights and radio.

                                                                                                                                   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Just pack your cases and come . .!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Location and Places of Interest

 

 

Pembrokeshire has something for everyone whether you want a leisurely holiday relaxing and sightseeing, or a holiday crammed with activities and sports of every description. The village of Keeston is situated only 10 minutes' drive from the county town of Haverfordwest and the beaches of Newgale, Druidston and Nolton Haven, Without travelling more than 10-15 minutes from Keeston there is a variety of activities to attract most visitors - swim in the sea at Broad Haven, Little Haven, Druidston, Nolton Haven or the vast expanse of 'Blue Flag’ Newgale Sands, famous for surfing, windsurfing and land yachting. You can absorb the history of St Davids Cathedral and the Bishop's Palace, relax at  Hilton Court Garden Centre and craft workshops, ride through the surf with East Nolton Riding Stables, walk along the renowned Pembrokeshire Coast Path or visit shops in Haverfordwest, Solva or St Davids.

 

Visit the Pembrokeshire islands of Skomer and Skokholm to see seabirds such as guillemots and the comical puffins.  You could go to Ramsey off St Davids in an exciting, fast rubber rib to see seals, porpoise, dolphins or whales or visit the more sedate monastic island of Caldey off Tenby. 

 

The more adventurous can try some of the various outdoor leisure activities, such as windsurfing, coasteering, kayaking, diving or surfing.  Freshwater West, Newgale and Whitesands are all excellent beaches for surfing, popular with local people as well as holiday makers.  Families can visit Oakwood, Wales' largest theme park for a day of fun in the Watersplash, the Bounce or Vertigo!  If you're not quite up to that, try quad biking, Dinosaur Adventure near Tenby, the Oceanarium, Heatherton, paint balling or the Crystal Maze. 

 

If you prefer more peaceful activities, you could spend a day walking along a stretch of the 186 mile long Pembrokeshire Coast path or in the Preseli Mountains, ride a bike on the Celtic trail, play golf at one of the local clubs, eat in one of Pembrokeshire's many excellent restaurants or visit one of the many unspoilt and peaceful beaches.  Visit local craftspeople at work in potteries, woollen mills and studios and buy unique gifts to take home.

 

Click on the Puffin to see my picture gallery of St Bride’s Bay area of Pembrokeshire.