The Grapes, Penally Manor, Tenby

• Sleeps 2
• Saturday Change Over Day
• WiFi
• Garden
• Fishing Available

The Grapes Sleeps 2. New for 2009, New Windows, Doors, Kitchen, Bathroom, Plumbing and Electrics. Detached Cottage ideal for Couples with Views across to Caldey Island from the enclosed Patio. Full Gas central heating, One Double Bedroom. Open plan Kitchen Living Room. Kitchen Equipped with Built in Dishwasher, Fridge/Freezer, Plus Washer/Dryer, Microwave, Electric Oven and Hob. Digital LCD TV, Recordable DVD. Bathroom, Bath with shower over and screen, W C & W H B. Parking for one car. PLEASE CLICK ON OWNERS WEBSITE FOR ONLINE BOOKING The Grapes is an individual property available in the exclusive grounds of our Grade 2 listed Gothic Style property known as Penally Manor house, The grounds are approximately 4.5 acres of predominantly woodland with spectacular sea views across the golf course to the Gower, Worms Head, Caldey Island and Tenby. The Manor is in the Penally Conservation area and central to the village. Picturesque Penally is in the heart of “Little England Beyond Wales”

A pretty village with panoramic views across the golf course and Giltar point to Carmarthen Bay. It has a 13th century church and a 6th century Celtic cross. For your convenience there is a Village stores, 2 pubs serving food, a restaurant, a fine Country House Hotel and the railway station. Tenby town centre is 2 Kms from the Manor by road or a pleasant walk across the Golf Course and along the South Beach. Local attractions include:- Ritec Valley Buggies Trefloyne Golf Park Tenby Golf Club Pembrokeshire Coastal Path Oakwood Coaster Country Theme Park Folly Farm Adventure Park Dinosaur Park Heatherton Sports Park Manor House Wildlife and Leisure Park Crystal Maze and Ten Pin Bowling Manorbier Castle Carew Castle and Tidal Mill Penhoyle Fishing Park Medieval Merchants House, Tenby. There are over 50 safe and sandy beaches to choose from in Pembrokeshire including sheltered coves huge surfing beaches and of course Tenby’s popular North and South Beaches. Its traffic jam free. Traffic can sometimes be slow (why rush when its so nice) but its very rarely at a standstill. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is 186 miles in length and the Manor is just 1 mile from it. The Pembrokeshire section of the Celtic Cycle Route is closeby and 90 miles long it winds its way around most of the coast from Tenby to Fishguard. Pembrokeshire is one of Britain’s special places with almost a third being in the National Park, including just about all of the coast and Preseli Hills and part of the Daugleddau Estuary.