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As featured on Escape to the Country season 24 Elidyr Cottage is a striking, semi-rural detached property with distant views over Amroth bay from its beautifully kept gardens. Elidyr makes the perfect base for families who are looking for the tranquility of a rural setting whilst still being just a short drive from the busy harbour towns of Tenby and Saundersfoot. This property is a short 20 minute walk to the beautiful sea front in Amroth where you can walk along the front and enjoy many of the lovely restaurants and pubs the village has to offer. The ground floor comprises of an open plan country kitchen and dining room finished to the most comfortable standard and the perfect setting in which to unwind and relax with family and friends. The interconnected lounge has a large fireplace and comfortable seating, there is also a bathroom convieniently set on ground level with the added benefit of a walk in shower. On the first floor to your left there is a beautifully presented king sized master suite and a double room just opposite. There is a third bedroom which is a comfortable sized twin and a family bathroom containing a shower over bath providing you with the best of both worlds. Within the garden there is a covered hot tub to soak away your worries after a busy day of exploring, with outdoor seating in addition to a generous off road car parking area with plenty of room for two or more vehicles. This property also has a lockable garage which you are free to use, perfect for storing bikes. Elidyr Cottage is very close to many popular tourist attractions Pembrokeshire has to offer including Colby Woodland Gardens. Please note: One well behaved dog is welcome but not to be left alone or on any furniture.

Amroth is both a village, a parish and a community 7 miles northeast of Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales. Located on Carmarthen Bay, Amroth is noted for its long sandy beach which stretches the length of the village. It regularly earns a Blue Flag award. and is the south-to-north start of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Behind Amroth beach at the east end is a pub, The New Inn, a 16th Century family-run public house serving homemade food including local fresh fish. The main village is at the west end where you can find another two pubs, a village shop and a cafe.