Hawthorn House
Description
In the historic town of Pembroke in South Wales rests this charming mid-terrace period property, Hawthorn House, hosting three bedrooms and several reception rooms, it presents a lovely location for a break in Wales.
Near to the popular seaside resort of Tenby, Pembroke is also known for its medieval walls and being the birthplace of Henry Tudor, with plenty of attractions and places to go in the town and surrounding area.
Enter the property and be welcomed into the high ceiling hallway with period tiles and original mouldings, original wood doors and reclaimed wood flooring, stepping into the front sitting room where you can wind down into your evening on the sofa with an electric fire in here, and one in the dining room as well, adding a homely feel while you watch a film on the TV.
Go through the sliding door into the dining room with the original Ruabon black and red tiled floor, and gather around the dining table for family meals or bring a board game along with you on holiday and spend quality time together in here, with the kitchen in the next room presenting all you need for a great self-catered stay, including an electric oven with gas hob and a washing machine and tumble dryer so you can pack light!
Head upstairs to find a wonderful snug room with a sofa in here for you to delight in a quiet moment with a book, or simply take in the country views from the window.
Choose one of the three lovely bedrooms, with two double bedrooms, with original wooding flooring in the master room, and a bunk room to choose from, served by the family bathroom.
The enclosed garden has a long stretch of lawn perfect to let the dogs stretch their legs on, and bench seating on the patio for some alfresco dining in summer.
Stroll into the centre of Pembroke and discover the history within the town's medieval walls; visit Pembroke Castle to enjoy the incredible views from the top of the castle and see the amazing 12th century keep which is an architectural novelty thanks to its huge cylindrical tower and unusual stone dome.
Discover fun for all ages at Heatherton World of Activities where you can try paintballing and archery, or swing through the trees along their treetop trail, with fishing available here too as well as golf and a café.
Freshwater East beach is just a 15 minute drive away and has two pubs you could choose to drink or dine in, making it prefect for a couple or small family wishing to enjoy the stunning South Pembrokeshire coast.
The Upton Castle Gardens are a haven for gardening enthusiasts, or those who simply enjoy peaceful and tranquil surroundings, consisting of 35-acres of listed historic gardens surrounding a 13th century castle.
Travel south to the coast to roam the scenic 5-square mile estate of Stackpole Park, with farmland, woods, lakes and coastal cliffs and beaches to discover.
Tenby North Beach boasts golden sands with Goskar rock sticking out in the middle, it is a classic seaside destination to enjoy on a sunny day, hire a boat, sunbathe on the beach, take a dip or walk along the coast to find Tenby Castle, Tenby Museum & Art Gallert and Castle Beach.
Hawthorn House is a delightful property for a holiday to South Wales.
Your dates
Everything you'll need
- Wifi
- Garden / Patio
- National Park
- Pet Friendly
- Near Pub / Shop
- Wifi
- Garden / Patio
- National Park
- Pet Friendly
- Near Pub / Shop
- Smoke Free
- Near Walks
- Washing Machine
What guests are saying
We loved our recent stay at Hawthorn House.
It had everything we needed and more. Location was great, really quiet yet with all the facilities of historic Pembroke Town a few minutes walk away and fabulous coastline within a quarter of an hour's drive. If you have children or a dog the large lawned back garden is totally secure. I was a bit concerned about parking before arrival but it's really no problem; if there isn't a space outside there's plenty on the opposite side of the road just beyond the row of terraces Hawthorn House is a part of. We definitely hope to stay again
Excellent.
The house provides a good base to explore Pembrokeshire and the rear secured garden was great for our dogs.
Our stay was ok, but the house is in need of some investment and improvements, such as better insulation, especially when guests are restricted on increasing the temperature as it is set at 19degrees and all radiators’ thermostat are taped to stop you from changing the temperature. The house felt quite cold and we had to keep the electric fires on at all time, which defeats the point of saving money as electric heating cost a lot more than gas heating. We did contact the owner to ask if the temperature could be increased and she said that it is on a timer and comes on 3 times a day. She did reach out 2hrs after our initial call and offered to increase the temperature at which point the electric fire did warm the living room. New and comfortable furniture recommended; such as sofas in living room, new bed in front double bedroom as the existing one was uncomfortable. The shower pressure was awful and dripped constantly. New carpet to be fitted. Downstairs toilet does have a sink, which is unhygienic. The house could also be cleaner such as rubbish in draws to be emptied, there are automatic scented spray all over the house, presumably to mask the smell of damp.
Good to know
House Rules
Good housekeeping bond
This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £200
Smoking
Not permitted
Property notes
Please note: This property accepts a min of 3 night stays
Please note: Check in for this property is Saturday only, if you require to check in on a different day please contact Sykes Cottage - 01244 345700 for further information. Please note: This property doesn't accept worker bookings.
Stay Information
Check-in / Check-out
15:00 / 10:00
Property ref
1045864
Parking
Road Side
Guest & Pet Policy
Pets
Allowed
Children
Children and infants welcome