Gwynne House, a stunning 200-year-old Grade II listed building in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, offers a perfect getaway with breathtaking views of the Harbour and North Beach. This newly decorated property accommodates up to 12 guests across six spacious bedrooms, making it an ideal choice for family holidays. The historical significance of Gwynne House is notable, as it served as the inspiration for Mary Ann Evans, known as George Eliot, for her first novel published in 1857. Its proximity to the beach enhances its appeal, allowing guests to enjoy the coastal beauty of Wales.
Upon entering Gwynne House, visitors are welcomed by high ceilings and original wooden floors that exude character. The hallway leads to a bright and airy dining room, which offers picturesque views of the Harbour and North Beach. Conveniently located in the center of the hallway is a snug area for storing coats and shoes, while a large family bathroom features a luxurious roll-top bath, a walk-in shower with rainfall and handheld shower heads, and practical amenities like a washing machine and tumble dryer. The kitchen, situated at the end of the hallway, is fully equipped with modern appliances, including a double oven, American fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and a breakfast bar, perfect for family meals and gatherings.
The first floor of Gwynne House boasts the George Eliot room, featuring a double bed, a large flat-screen smart TV, and a cozy seating area with a WC. On the second floor, the lounge provides a relaxing space to unwind, complete with velvet sofas and a 65-inch flat-screen smart TV, all while enjoying stunning views of the Harbour and beach. Adjacent to the lounge is the John Gwynne suite, which includes a superking bed, a large flat-screen smart TV, a seating area, and an en-suite bathroom with a shower. The third floor houses the Caldey suite with twin beds and an en-suite, as well as the St. Catherine's suite, which offers a double bed with captivating views of the sea, a seating area, and a spacious en-suite bathroom.
At the top of the house, two twin bedrooms provide additional accommodation, both equipped with large flat-screen smart TVs and low-lying beds, sharing a WC. The front bedroom features a window that captures the stunning views that Gwynne House is known for. The property is pet-friendly, allowing two well-behaved dogs upon request. Located on the waterfront, Gwynne House is surrounded by the natural beauty of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and Tenby Beach, while cultural attractions such as the Tenby Museum and Art Gallery and Dinosaur Park add to the area's charm. With its blend of history, comfort, and scenic surroundings, Gwynne House promises an unforgettable holiday experience for families and groups alike.
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