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House |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

Prendergast in Haverfordwest

from £50 / night

£400–£1600 / weekBookable online

This property can be booked securely online within a few minutes. Just click on the ‘Check availability and book’ button.

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4.5 out of 5

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car not necessary, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

Glanafon Coach House is set behind a gated Grade 11 listed Manor, encompassing 24 acres of private garden and woodland with grass tennis court, games field and 400m of fishing on the Western Cleddau.

This character property lies only a mile from the County Town of Haverfordwest with all its amenities and yet retains its rural charm in a quiet and peaceful location.

Ideal for exploring the stunning 186 mile long Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, sandy beaches and Preseli Mountains. The Coach House is ideal for families, couples and special interest groups, walkers, ramblers and cyclists.

There is access to the Western Cleddau for fishing and canoeing/kayaking.

Also available for weddings

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Upside down living is a feature of this character property with open plan beamed ceilings and original stone walls and log effect fire
Two double bedrooms with roll top baths are quickly accessed off the original stall work. These stalls contain two 6ft beds in hay racks and two divan 6ft beds.
Upstairs can be accessed by an internal staircase or two original external staircases.
Kitchen, Dining and lounge are all on the first floor.

Further details outdoors:
The Coach House has its own private garden leading down to woodland walks and river fishing on the Cleddau Estuary. The private patio features its own BBQ area and furniture.

Ideal for Pembrokeshire Fish Week, Pembrokeshire County Show, Picton Castle Events, Oakwood, Blue Lagoon Water Park.

Further details

Main double bedrooms feature roll top period baths but not toilets.

Main bedrooms accessed through twin rooms

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Coach house from the private garden

 

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Hallway log stack

 

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Blue Bedroom with roll top bath

 

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Hay rack beds

The West Wales / Pembrokeshire / Pembrokeshire region

Pembrokeshire (Welsh: Sir Benfro) is a county in the southwest of Wales and was originally named Dyfed until its conquest by the Normans in the late 11th century. A maritime county, bordered by the sea on three sides, Pembrokeshire enjoys a micro climate warmed by the gulf stream often bringing milder winters.

The beaches here are the best in Wales – sandy, safe and relatively uncrowded, ranging from traditional seaside resorts to hidden coves well off the beaten track. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park , the UK's only coastal park protects this spectacular south-west Wales coastline, providing many areas of outstanding beauty inland.

This is a place where the whole family can enjoy all sorts of watersports, from sailing, surfing and windsurfing to kayaking and coasteering, and there are also boat-trips to islands where you might see puffins in summer or migrating seabirds in spring and autumn. You’ll probably see dolphins, seals and even whales, too.

History has left its mark in the form of majestic towering castles, quirky museums and some of the best Neolithic monuments in Britain. And this is heaven for walkers, with the long-distance 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coastal Path as well as public footpaths criss-crossing the countryside. Bike-riding enthusiasts can choose from several off-road routes, or more experienced cyclists can try the 240 mile Celtic Cycle Trail.

After all that fresh air, you’ll be glad to know that Wales has been a leading force in the move towards locally produced food, which you'll find in the many lovely old pubs and increasing numbers of good restaurants.

In the north of the county are the Preseli Hills (Y Preselau), a wide stretch of high moorland with many prehistoric monuments and the source of the bluestones used in the construction of the inner circle of Stonehenge in England. Go walking in the tranquil woods of the Gwaun Valley, near Fishguard, and the mysterious Preseli Hills, where you’ll find the exposed Neolithic burial mound of Pentre Ifan and the 13 standing stones known as Beddarthur or 'Arthur’s Grave'.


Head for the beach, whether a traditional seaside resort such as Tenby or nearby Saundersfoot, beaches with interesting villages, like Manorbier and St David’s, or the countless sandy beaches left just as nature intended, without an ice-cream kiosk in sight (the best are Barafundle Bay and Marloes Sands).

Sign up for courses in sailing, surfing, windsurfing and sea-kayaking at several coastal centres, or horseriding and walking inland. Like the rest of Wales, Pembrokeshire is one big outdoor adventure playground. Newgale beach has a couple of surf schools, or there are others at Freshwater West and Whitesands Bay, with windsurfing at Dale.


Follow the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path from Amroth, just east of Saundersfoot, round to St Dogmaels, near Poppit Sands, or see the coast by boat.

Take a trip from Martin’s Haven to Skomer Island National Nature Reserve or leave from St Justinians, near St David’s, for RSPB Cymru’s Island Nature Reserve at Ramsey Island.

Noodle along the family cycle trail at Llys Y Fran Country Park and Reservoir, 17km north of Haverfordwest, where you can also hire bicycles. Or cycle down the old railway line from the Haverfordwest to Neyland Marina.

Attractions with indoor options include Oakwood Theme Park, Blue Lagoon Water Park near Narberth, Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo, near Kilgetty, Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, Pembroke Castle, Carew Castle and Tidal Mill, and St David’s Cathedral.

The Haverfordwest / Prendergast area

Haverfordwest as the County Town has a new Leisure Centre and the Riverside Shopping Centre has fantastic farmers markets throughout the year. Prendergast village just 15mins walk from the property features a character butcher shop, village store, florist, 24 hour garage with cash point and chinese take away.

Ideally based for Pembrokeshire Fish Week, Ironman, Pembrokeshire County Show, Aberjazz

How to get there

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4 hours from London by car and 2 hours from Bristol.
Just 2 miles north of the Pembrokeshires County Town of Haverfordwest.
Within 10 miles of the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
20 minutes from both Stena Line at Fishguard and Irish ferries at Pembroke Dock

Activities near Haverfordwest

Reviews

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02 Jan 2013

“Christmas at coach house” This is a beautiful coach house very tastefully decorated and comfortable. Very friendly service from the owners. Key thing to note - you can only access the double bedrooms through the stable rooms or via outside, fine for a family but a bit intrusive when all adults. No wifi, but it is coming I believe!

03 Sep 2011

“Outstanding” A perfect stay in a perfect holiday home, in a perfect location with wonderful hosts who offered exemplary customer service. Impossible to fault, Pamela and William went to great lengths to ensure they provided for our every need. Everything from a welcome pack to cleaning agents and food storage containers, (for picnics), were to hand. We would like to keep this as our little secret, but it would not be fair to Pamela and William. We only hope that when we are able to return, Glanafon Coach house is not fully booked!

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Late Winter	1 Feb 13	9 Feb 13	400£ 400	70£ 70	80£ 80	3 Nights
Feb Half term	9 Feb 13	24 Feb 13	800£ 800	-	-	1 Week
Short Breaks	24 Feb 13	23 Mar 13	500£ 500	70£ 70	85£ 85	3 Nights
Easter	23 Mar 13	14 Apr 13	1200£ 1200	-	-	1 Week
Spring	14 Apr 13	25 May 13	600£ 600	80£ 80	100£ 100	3 Nights
Whitsun	25 May 13	2 Jun 13	1200£ 1200	-	-	1 Week
Mid Summer	2 Jun 13	21 Jul 13	800£ 800	100£ 100	150£ 150	3 Nights
Summer	21 Jul 13	1 Sep 13	1600£ 1600	-	-	1 Week
Autumn	1 Sep 13	28 Sep 13	700£ 700	90£ 90	120£ 120	3 Nights
Late Autumn	28 Sep 13	26 Oct 13	500£ 500	60£ 60	100£ 100	3 Nights
Half term	26 Oct 13	2 Nov 13	1200£ 1200	150£ 150	200£ 200	1 Week
Winter	2 Nov 13	21 Dec 13	400£ 400	50£ 50	85£ 85	3 Nights
Christmas	21 Dec 13	28 Dec 13	1300£ 1300	150£ 150	250£ 250	1 Week
New Year	28 Dec 13	4 Jan 14	1300£ 1300	150£ 150	250£ 250	1 Week

Prices for group size 8
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Spring	14 Apr 13	25 May 13	700£ 700	90£ 90	120£ 120	3 Nights
Whitsun	25 May 13	2 Jun 13	1200£ 1200	-	-	1 Week
Mid Summer	2 Jun 13	21 Jul 13	1000£ 1000	120£ 120	200£ 200	3 Nights
Summer	21 Jul 13	1 Sep 13	1600£ 1600	-	-	1 Week
Autumn	1 Sep 13	28 Sep 13	700£ 700	90£ 90	120£ 120	3 Nights
Late Autumn	28 Sep 13	26 Oct 13	500£ 500	60£ 60	100£ 100	3 Nights
Half term	26 Oct 13	2 Nov 13	1200£ 1200	150£ 150	200£ 200	1 Week
Winter	2 Nov 13	21 Dec 13	500£ 500	60£ 60	100£ 100	3 Nights
Christmas	21 Dec 13	28 Dec 13	1300£ 1300	150£ 150	250£ 250	1 Week
New Year	28 Dec 13	4 Jan 14	1300£ 1300	150£ 150	250£ 250	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

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