Granary Cottage is in St Twynnells, which is a small village deep in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It's a converted granary from the Stackpole Estate. You get the place to yourselves.
It sleeps three. There's one bedroom, one bathroom, and a sofa bed in the living area. It's got a 4 Star rating. It's comfortable and well-equipped.
The cottage faces east, so you get the morning sun on the patio. The view is over fields. It's quiet.
Inside, there's underfloor heating and a woodburner. It works well. There's a dishwasher, washing machine, WiFi, TV, and parking right outside. Bedding and towels are included.
You're about two miles from the nearest pub and shop. For basic supplies, the Stackpole Walled Gardens farm shop is a mile away. They sell seasonal fruit and veg.
The main thing here is the location. You're right in the middle of the Stackpole Estate, which is looked after by the National Trust. It means you can walk straight from the door onto the paths. Barafundle Bay and Broadhaven South are the famous beaches, about a twenty minute walk. Bosherston Lily Ponds are even closer. Good for a gentle stroll.
The coastal path is on your doorstep. One of the sections nearby is fairly level, so it's popular with cyclists. St Govan's Chapel is three miles, built into the cliffs. Stack Rocks and the Green Bridge of Wales are the same distance.
Tenby is about a fifteen minute drive. It's a proper old seaside town with a harbour. From there you can get a boat to Caldey Island. Pembroke Castle is about twenty minutes. Further afield, you've got places like Folly Farm or Oakwood within half an hour.
No pets, sorry.
Useful links: Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and Visit Wales Pembrokeshire.