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Little Mead is a charming holiday home situated in the peaceful village of Penally, Pembrokeshire, Wales. Accommodating up to four guests in two well-appointed bedrooms, this property is ideally located just a short distance from the vibrant coastal attractions of south Pembrokeshire. Guests can easily access popular leisure complexes such as Oakwood, Blue Lagoon, Folly Farm, and Heatherton, making it a perfect base for family adventures. The stunning beaches of Tenby are only one mile away, while the picturesque Barafundle Bay is within five miles, offering ample opportunities for beachgoers and nature enthusiasts alike.
Penally itself is a quaint coastal village, renowned for its historical sites, including the Celtic Cross and Penally Abbey, as well as the nearby St. Deiniol's Well and remnants of WWI practice trenches. The area boasts a rich cultural heritage and a friendly community atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy local amenities, including two pubs—the Cross Inn and Paddocks Inn—and a small shop. For golf enthusiasts, the 18-hole Links Course in Tenby is within walking distance, while the Trefloyne Golf Course is just half a mile away. The beautiful South Beach, known for its mile-long stretch of sand, is also conveniently accessible within a ten-minute walk.
The property itself has been recently refurbished and is located off a private road, featuring its own dedicated parking space. Upon entering Little Mead, guests are welcomed into a hallway that leads to a cozy sitting room, a separate dining area, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a ground floor bathroom. A sunroom and utility room extend from the kitchen, providing access to a secluded garden with scenic views of the surrounding hills. The upstairs features two comfortable bedrooms, with the master bedroom offering views of the Ritec Valley and the second bedroom overlooking tranquil fields.
Little Mead serves as an excellent retreat for families and couples seeking a comfortable getaway in a thoughtfully designed and well-equipped accommodation. The nearby coastal paths present opportunities for exploration and outdoor activities, while local attractions such as Tenby Museum and Art Gallery, Dinosaur Park, and various water sports cater to a range of interests. Whether visitors are looking to relax on the beach or engage in outdoor adventures like hiking and cycling, Little Mead provides a perfect home base for enjoying the breathtaking natural beauty of Pembrokeshire.
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