Hafod y Môr Flats, Tenby

Hafod y Môr Flats

Pembrokeshire county has inspired painters, photographers, authours alike with its magnificent coastline. We have 4 luxury flats to rent in one of the county’s most popular towns, Tenby in the south of Pembrokeshire.

‘Hafod y Môr’ is a substantial 19th century family house. It has 4 flats within the house from which you can enjoy sea views overlooking the harbour from virtually all the windows. All the amenities of the popular walled town of Tenby are on your doorstep in one direction, and by turning the other way you can walk down to the beach in a matter of minutes!

Waldo Flat – sleeps 9
‘Waldo’ is the largest of all four flats. The accommodation occupies the third and fourth floors of Hafod y Mor.Whilst the views over the harbour are magnificent, the number of steps may make it unsuitable for the elderly.The accommodation is spacious and comfortable and would suit two families holidaying together.

Double Bedroom	Living Room & Dining Room	Twin Bedroom

Harbwr Flat – sleeps 3/5
Occupying a vantage point over Tenby harbour, this spacious lower ground floor flat (accessed down external steps), is part of Hafod y Mor and offers comfortable accommodation for the family wanting every facility on the doorstep.The small covered patio opens onto an area shared with the flat above and affords excellent views out to sea. The original flagstone floor in the corridor has been exposed to give additional character.

Living Room	Living Room & Dining Room	Porch

Crwys Flat – sleeps 2/4
This ground floor apartment within Hafod y Mor has Harbour views and offers spacious accommodation for family holidays. It shares the patio with Harbwr flat below.

Living Room	Living Room / Dining Area / Kitchen	Double Bedroom

Dewi Emrys Flat – sleeps 5/7
Enjoy sea views overlooking the harbour from virtually all the windows. The accommodation occupies the first and second floors and is spacious and comfortable.

Double Bedroom	Living Room	Twin Bedroom

Each of the four flats are furnished to the highest standard, making it a welcome home from home. All four flats look over Tenby harbour with its amazing sunset views over the beach. The beach is only a short walk away, as is the centre of town to the other direction.

Prices for each of the four flats vary £282 - £775 one week. Please contact for details.

Tenby

Tenby is a town steeped in ancient history surrounded by an imposing stone wall, built in the 13th century.

Its most popular feature however is that of the two beaches, one facing the north, the other facing the south with Castle Rock between both.

There are plenty of small craft shops, with plenty of pubs and restaurants, some of which feature Norman masonary.

Getting there:

Tenby is easy to reach from Fishguard harbour (approx. 30 miles).  Take the A40 as far as Narberth and then take the A478 towards Tenby. 

From Pembroke dock (approx. 10 miles) take the A477 then the B4318 at Sageston.  If approaching from the West, take the A40 until St. Clear's (approx 20 miles) then take the A477 for Tenby.

Nearby Area

A coastal trail between the villages of St Dogmael's in the north and Amroth in the south follows the coastline of the Pembrokeshire National Park through some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in Britain . For much of the time the path keeps to the clifftops, providing superb views of the cliffs, beaches and offshore stacks and islands with their abundant birdlife. Each turn in the path reveals something different - a little harbour, an attractive village, a Neolithic 'cromlech', Bronze Age standing stones, Iron Age promontory forts, a church or chapel of the Celtic saints and their followers or a castle built by Norman invaders.

Interesting Links

• Tenby Coastal Path - www.tenbyguide.com
• Beaches in Tenby - www.tenbyguide.com
• BBC Tenby Page - www.bbc.co.uk/wales/
• Another BBC Tenby Page - www.bbc.co.uk/wales/

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