ACCOMMODATION
Mount Pleasant sleeps 15 in 5 bedrooms on three floors: 2 double rooms, 1 double with 2 single bed, 2 with seven single beds.
SECOND FLOOR
Bedroom 1: 2 regular single beds, 1 single stacker bed (which can be made into low twin beds on request)
Bedroom 2: double bed, 1 single stacker bed (which can be made into low twin beds on request)
Toilet: WC, hand basin
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom 3: double bed, hand basin.
Shower room: shower, toilet, hand basin
Main kitchen: electric range cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer
Main living room: comfortable seating, Smart TV, dining table for 13
GROUND FLOOR
Bedroom 4: double bed, single bed
Bedroom 5: 3 single beds
Bathroom 2: walk in shower room, toilet, hand basin, washing machine
Second living room: sofa, easy chairs, Smart TV
Second kitchen: gas cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer The upper two floors can be separated from the ground floor by a fire door, making it ideal for extended families or other large groups who want to holiday together but have some private space. The lower part of the house can be completely self-contained if required.
OUTSIDE
Mount Pleasant has a private garden, shared grounds with a lawn and a patio area with garden furniture, BBQ and lights. Ample parking is available for 6 cars.
Mount Pleasant is a detached Victorian house only 600 yards from the sea in a small group of houses on the edge of the attractive Pembrokeshire village of Newport. Set in large grounds within the National Park with spectacular views over Newport Bay, Parrog, Nevern Estuary and the Preseli Mountains, it is ideally placed for exploring the stunning coast and countryside of Pembrokeshire. The house offers spacious accommodation with views towards the sea from some of the windows and surrounding grounds. The large dining table is perfect for family meals and there are two sitting rooms to relax in and plan your days out.
Mount Pleasant is within 500 yards of Newport’s shops, independent restaurants, pubs, cafés, galleries and the Norman Castle. Families will love Traeth Mawr, the long, sandy beach just across the Nevern Estuary and the delightful Parrog harbour area is perfect for a gentle stroll to enjoy the coastal views. The area has several sandy beaches, water sports to enjoy, golf on Newport’s 18-hole course or pony trekking.
Walkers can enjoy miles of spectacular coastal scenery, pretty seaside villages and dramatic cliffs along Pembrokeshire Coast Path or explore the rugged landscape of the Preseli Hills. Pembrokeshire offers castles and National Trust properties to visit, family attractions such as Folly Farm and boat trips to explore the coast and off lying islands.
