Brook End is the perfect getaway for a couple who want peace and quite.
It is an exquisite, south-facing, 300 year old, stone built, Grade II listed, 2-storey cottage, situated beside Dale beach in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
Placed as it is just over three miles from the embarkation point to the unique bird islands of Skomer and Skokholm, and also within easy reach of the Georgian splendour of Tenby to the South and the smallest Cathedral ‘city’ of St David’s to the North, its location is superb.
The cottage has 4 star grading from Visit Wales
and the owners, John and Caroline Potter, live in the attached house and are on hand to help with local knowledge and itineraries. The coast path runs along the road past the cottage, and a superb cliff path walk around the Dale peninsula [7 miles] can be undertaken from the front door.
Brook End is a perfect place for walkers, windsurfers, birders, cyclists, explorers, sun-worshippers.
Open May-October.