Voted as one of the most beautiful places to live in the UK, Pembrokeshire is home to the towering cliffs of St David’s Head, the pristine beaches of Barafundle Bay and the colourful harbour at Tenby. There are 190 miles of coastal path, the Preseli Hills for hiking, Solva Harbour for canoeing and Whitesands Bay for surfing. There is also stunning wildlife and birdwatching, all on your doorstep.
The medieval town of Haverfordwest has more than its fair share of history and culture. Sitting at the heart of Pembrokeshire on the banks of the River Cleddau, your new house in this county town has great access to beaches, countryside and rolling hills.
There is a wealth of green space, parks and recreation space, most notably the beautiful Castle Lake. The town is well known for its culture and vibrant arts scene hosting annual events including a Festival Week, Carnival and a County Show. If you enjoy galleries, museums and theatres, a new home in Haverfordwest could be ideal.
If you’re looking for a quiet village with medieval charm, where Georgian and Edwardian architecture crowds the cobbled streets, your new home could be Narberth. A small village, big on historical and cultural richness, it has a thriving town centre.
A new house here gives you excellent healthcare and education; green space, parks and playgrounds as well as excellent transport links. If you’re looking for a new property surrounded by woodland, open fields, hills and a choice of beaches, Narberth is perfect.
St Davids is an unspoilt city, seeped in a unique history and known for its close-knit community and green credentials. If you’re looking for a slower pace of life, then a new home in St Davids is the perfect place for you.
New houses in St Davids
Sun, sea and sand probably aren’t the first things you think of when you picture a small Welsh city, but it’s what you’ll experience. Pembrokeshire has more sun than other UK locations, and St Davids sits between golden beaches, craggy cliffs and luscious green valleys.
