Cheriton is a practical semi-detached house in Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire. Ideal for friends and family, with a Smart TV and stunning views of the estuary from the enclosed garden. Park up the car outside your new abode and hang up your coats and boots in the hallway after your outdoor adventures. Enter into the living/ dining room, here you can unwind on the sofas and armchairs and watch your favourite shows on the Smart TV. The dining table is set for six to enjoy a hearty family meal or utilise the large dining table for some competitive board games. For the chef of the group, the kitchen is equipped with amenities to assist you in making a feast, enjoy breakfast straight from the hob at the breakfast bar, and store some treats for the week in the fridge/freezer. Completing the ground floor is a handy shower room providing ample room to freshen up in the morning. Ascend the stairs to find three bright and neat double bedrooms each boasting tasteful artwork on the walls. The final room is a bunk room ideal for children or friends sharing, and there is also a bathroom on this floor, providing a place to soak your muscles after your days out by the coast. The garden provides an ideal space to unwind and enjoy a meal on the decking any time of year, with blissful sea views to soak in. With plenty to do nearby, pack your provisions and uncover Pembroke Castle, where Henry VII was born, learn about the Tudor dynasty with stunning views of the surroundings, there is plenty of entertainment for kids and adults, and an occasional falconry display to look out for. Head to Heatherton World of Activities for some family fun, have a round of crazy golf, zip through the go-kart course and try your hand at some archery. Explore Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with scenic walks on beaches, coves and cliffs, discover the wildlife such as seals and puffins, partake in watersports for those seeking thrills and enjoy an ice cream with your loved ones as the sun sets. Enjoy the sunset over the estuary at Cheriton.

Pembroke Dock, also named Doc Penfro in Welsh, is a beautiful town just northwest of the centre of Pembroke with the babbling River Cleddau flowing through. The town holds historic facets with the construction of the Royal Navy Dockyard dating back to the 1800s, generating the popularity and expansion of this wonderful community, with a higher population than Pembroke itself, the town boasts a wide selection of pubs, restaurants, convenience stores, parks, a train station, heritage centre, and a spectacular dockyard. A journey over the Cledday Bridge takes you over to the charming town of Neyland, home to several sporting clubs including Neyland Cricket Club, Neyland RFC, Neyland AFC, and a popular yacht club by the marina. Just down the road is Pembroke town centre, a thriving tourist spot where you can discover the ruins of Henry VII's birthplace and find easy access to discover Pembrokeshire's best attractions, delight in watersports like surfing and rowing, stroll around West Angle Bay, or sample a local lobster lunch at Freshwater West beach's street food stall, Café Mor. Other delightful Welsh towns in easy reach include the tranquil Milford Haven and the bustling county town of Haverfordwest. Pembroke Dock is a vibrant hub for exploring an exciting corner of Wales.

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