Seaborne is a 200-year-old sea captain's cottage. There's a large sitting room, a kitchen/breakfast room leading out to a patio, and terraced garden behind, with the hot tub situated at the top of the garden. There are a total of four double/twin bedrooms and 1 smaller bedroom with bunk bed. The main bedroom has an ensuite shower room and there are 3 other bathrooms. You will have exclusive use of the house, plus only the bedroom(s) that you have booked. Please book for the number of people and rooms that you require as otherwise we will assume that two people wish to share one bedroom. The use of our hot tub is optional, which is an extra. All extra charges will be billed on a separate invoice after your confirmation through this platform. CHECK-IN: As we operate a no-contact check-in we need to take some additional details from you. We'll send a separate booking form to verify your identity for our records. This information also helps us to get the property ready for any special requirements you may have. Also, this platform only acts as our Agent in this booking but your Contract is with us. Therefore you must read and agree to our Terms and Conditions before we can accept your booking through our Agent. (A copy of our terms and conditions can be requested by messaging us on this platform.) Self-verification and damages: You have 2 options: - you can self-verify through our preferred insurance partner Superhog, who is our third-party risk management provider; or - you can supply us with your ID (passport or driver's licence) and pay a Refundable Damages Deposit (RDD) upfront. (We will require your card details for this option) You'll find a Seaborne Welcome Folder in the property. This serves as a checklist for our guests so you'll know how to start things up at the property when you arrive and how you should leave things on check-out. Please note that there are items that will incur a charge for not cleaning up properly (ie BBQ!).

Hello and welcome! I’m thrilled that you are looking at one of our properties to rent. I am a professional landlord with other properties elsewhere to let via our business, Superlet Properties. I love finding old and interesting buildings and restoring them to have another life. I've done this for 40 years and been a landlord for the past 30 years. I love sharing my properties with other people so they can enjoy them as much as my family and I do. We pride ourselves on a very high level of cleanliness and comfort in our properties. We use professional cleaners and a laundry service as part of the team, and we regularly inspect everything to ensure it meets our high standards. We are available 24/7 via WhatsApp or mobile phone.

Seaborne House is a Grade II, well-appointed, spacious house set in a quiet street behind the main road in Newport, within a few minutes’ walk of the excellent cafes, shops and health food shop in the centre of Newport. Built in the 1820s but recently renovated, Seaborne enjoys good views of Newport Bay and the dramatic Pembrokeshire coastline from its south-facing garden. Parrog beach is about 10 minutes walk and the slopes of Carningli mountain lie a few minutes' walk up a scenic country lane near the house. It’s perfect for families, friends and adventurers alike! Nestled between the Preseli mountains and the coast in South West Wales in the Pembrokeshire National Park, Seaborne House provides the perfect base for exploring all that Pembrokeshire has to offer. Newport is located along the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, which is renowned across the world for its incredible scenery and frequent opportunities to see dolphins and seals. The wonderful coastal treks along the Coastal Path or in the Preseli Hills with the ever-changing scenery are an all-year-round walker's dream. Pembrokeshire was voted the #2 Coastal Destination in the world in 2010 by National Geographic and regularly wins travellers' awards in the press. Newport is right in the middle of stunning scenery and wildlife, located on the River Nevern. Newport has a variety of shops, restaurants, pubs and cafes in addition to an exceptional links golf course with views of the sea, and a charming protected sea-front at the Parrog with a long history of maritime trade. Visit the numerous mills, art galleries, potteries, craft centres and castles around the area to learn about local history, or spend the day at the unique Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort to get a firsthand understanding of what life was like at that time. Sample some of the amazing local artisan food produced at Blas at Fronlas, or visit the local Monday food market in Newport to taste Pembrokeshire for yourself. Hike up Carningli after!