Pembroke, Pembrokeshire

Stackpole Manor House

Barafundle Bay at Stackpole, Pembrokeshire

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Close to beautiful Stackpole, this large manor house in Pembrokeshire is great for a get-together.

Guests
6
Bedrooms
3
Acorn rating
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Number of dogs welcome
1
Reference
013033
Gather the family and friends for a holiday in this large manor. It has three spacious bedrooms and can sleep up to six people. For ramblers and beach fanatics alike, it sits close to Stackpole’s stunning coastline. Also close by is the lily carpeted ponds of Bosherston.

You’ll have plenty to explore on this stunning stretch of Pembrokeshire. You’ll be in the heart of the Stackpole Estate, with its award-winning beaches, wooded valleys and beautiful Bosherston Lily Ponds all nearby.

Just 15 miles away is the coastal town of Tenby. Discover the town’s eclectic shops, cosy cafes and traditional fisherman’s inns.

Layout

Ground floor: Large sitting room with wood burning stove. Dining room. Kitchen-diner. Toilet.

First floor: Double bedroom with ensuite shower room. Super king-size bedroom (which can be made into twin beds on request). Twin bedroom (which can be made into a super king-size bed on request). Bathroom with bath and separate shower.

Outside space

An open, grassed area to the side of the house. This is next to an area with a fire pit for all site users. These spaces are defined by a low step over fence.

What's provided in a National Trust holiday cottage?
Wi-Fi, available
Garden, available
EV charging, not available
Fridge, available
Freezer, available
Microwave, available
Open fire / wood burner, available
Television, available
DVD, available
Washing machine, available
Dishwasher, available
Tumble dryer, available
BBQ, not available
Cot & high chair, available
Please note: Due to the historic nature and the layout of the cottage, stairgates are not provided, and cannot be fitted, to the stairs. Children must be supervised at all times.

WiFi: We’re pleased to provide free WiFi access at this accommodation, which is supported by BT. Please note intermittent connection problems can sometimes occur and therefore should not be relied upon.

Heating: Wood pellet heating system.

Parking: Ample parking adjacent to the house.

Utilities: The washing machine and tumble dryer are a combined washer/dryer.

Telephone: There is a payphone in the centre foyer.

Visitor standing on path overlooking Barafundle Bay

Place

Barafundle Bay

A golden sandy beach between limestone cliffs and backed by dunes and woods. This secluded bay can only be reached by a cliff path walk from Stackpole Quay, with steep steps at either end. It’s dog friendly.

Broadhaven South beach from the coast path on a sunny day

Place

Broad Haven South

A sandy beach at the foot of the Bosherston Lakes. It’s family and dog friendly, and easily accessible from the coast path or a large car park close to the beach.

A coastal scene from Gupton Farm, Freshwater West, with green fields rolling down to the sea and distant hills in the background.

Place

Freshwater West and Gupton Farm

The beach at Freshwater West is just nine miles away. Known for its big surf, it’s one of the top spots for experienced surfers in Wales. There’s an outdoor activity base, where you can book a variety of watersports sessions.

View of the beach from the clifftop at Marloes Sands and Mere, Pembrokeshire.

Place

Marloes Sands and Mere

A remote expanse of golden sand that stretches to over a mile at low tide. The surrounding wetland is home to rare wildlife, and there’s also a deer park. The car park is less than 25 miles from Cawdor. Boat trips to Skomer and Skokholm Islands run from nearby Martin’s Haven.

A view of Eight Arch Bridge over the Fish Pond at Stackpole

Place

Stackpole Estate

Discover Stackpole’s beautiful stretch of coastline for yourself. With award-winning sandy beaches, tranquil wooded valleys, wildlife-rich lily ponds, walking trails and water sports, there’s lots to see and do.

Stackpole Quay with visitors sitting on the quay in the distance

Place

Stackpole Quay

A historic masonry harbour nestled amongst dramatic cliffs with a pebbled beach revealed at low tide.

A group of adults and dogs run on the sandy shoreline in the sunshine

Activity

Outdoor activities at the Stackpole Estate

At the Stackpole Estate, it’s all about letting the outdoors move you. Everyone needs nature, and Stackpole has it in spades.

Visitor on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path at Stackpole

Trail

Stackpole Estate wildlife walk

Wales

Look out for seabirds and otters as you take in some of the finest wildlife habitats in Pembrokeshire on a wildlife walk along the coastline at Stackpole.

Aerial view of Colby Woodland Garden with coast in the distance

Place

Colby Woodland Garden

Colby’s hidden wooded valley is full of surprises. With an industrial past and a secret garden, it’s the perfect place for heritage hunting and natural play.

Visitors walking to the entrance of the Tudor merchant’s House Tenby

Place

Tudor Merchant's House

Time travel to Tudor Tenby and discover what life was like at our 15th century merchant's house.

The ancient oak woodlands at Cleddau, Pembrokeshire, Wales

Place

Cleddau Woodlands

Follow the Cleddau waterway through tranquil, ancient woodland, expansive salt marsh and heritage-rich tidal creeks. Its journey from river to estuary is as peaceful and picturesque as they come.

View from Carn Llidi over Whitesands Bay, Pembrokeshire, Wales, with Ramsey Island in the distance.

Place

St David's Peninsula

A colourful coastline with heaps of history, this pretty peninsula’s been a cultural hotspot for thousands of years. Discover the area’s ancestry, from Celtic life to Wales’ patron saint.

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