The Tin Bungalow (Under the Thatch), Martlebury, Narbeth, Pembrokeshire SA67 8AR
Self-catering - Sleeps 4
Welcomes adults, children, dogs,
Average Rating from 2 reviews: 4.25
A restored 1920s tin cottage near the Cleddau Estuary with vintage interior, sleeping four in two ground floor bedrooms.
Well insulated with modern central heating system. Recycled solid oak floors.
Sitting Room with sofa, armchiar and vintage enamelled stove. Sun Room - simple glass sun room to the front.
Simple modern kitchen with good views from the six windows! Shower Room - smallish but with powerful shower. Master bedroom with views and vintage furnishings. Twin bedroom with two adult size single beds and window overlooking open fields.
Enclosed large garden - suitable for dogs - with open views. Patio set, picnic bench and sun lounger.
Off-road parking for two average-sized cars.
PLEASE NOTE - Property is entered up two steps and there are two levels within (small step up to kitchen-dining area)
- Restored 1920s bungalow sleeping four
- Pets and children welcome
- Two small steps on entry & to kitchen
- Vintage style and furnishings
- Blue Flag beaches locally
- Local pub - Cresselly Arms - 2.5 miles
- Nearby farm shop at Yerbeston
- Cot and highchair available
- First hod of coal supplied free of charge
- 19 inch flatscreen TV with DVD player
“The website description of this property didn’t do it justice
...it’s unique and hard to describe....”
Review Review No. 2 of 2
Kathy H from Harlow
Our party:- Adults:
- Ages:
- 2
- 55 & 57
4 Nights
June - 2010
- Relaxing
- Walking
- Shopping
- Local Food
- Peace & Quiet
- Touring
- Beach / Sea
- Entertainment
“Tranquillty in a quirky cottage”
The website description of this property didn’t do it justice...it’s unique and hard to describe....We were not expecting such quirkiness and loved the use of colour and furnishings. It was very private yet extremely well-placed to visit all parts of South Pembrokeshire easily.
The Tin Bungalow is a place of real tranquillity with views for miles. It is comfortable and furnished in a quirky way which makes it a really interesting place to stay.
We were there in the summer and were able to fully enjoy the garden, but it would be really warm in the winter as it has central heating and a stove and a marvellous sun room.
It is well equipped with radios, DVD, TV with Sky, and has plenty of information about where to go and what to see in the area.
It is very near a river estuary which is great for birdwatching and walking (and has a lovely traditional pub), and there are an amazing number of coves and beaches within a short drive.
Both Tenby and Pembroke are reached easily and there’s good shopping in Narbeth, as well as several eating places we enjoyed.
You need to have a car (or bikes!)
It would have been helpful to have had access to more bed sheets, as the duvet was rather hot in July.
A more comfortable sofa would have been nice!
The Deli at Narbeth
The pub in Angle
The Cresselly Arms
The Beach Hut boutique in Pembroke
The Yerbeston farm shop just down the road was very useful for milk and a few bits we needed
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Recommended on 29/07/2010
By Kathy H from Harlow
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