Wales - Ref 2201

Situated five miles from Narberth and is home to a handful of stone built properties the picturesque hamlet of Gelli is home to some Roman mounds and a fine bridge spanning the Eastern Cleddau river – an excellent spot for fishing The area is a great place for pony trekking and the nearby Western Stables offer an ideal opportunity to go riding through the stunning Preseli Hills Narberth itself provides a an array of quaint shops, traditional tea-rooms and a colourful Pottery Café in which visitors can try their hand at spinning the potter's wheel This bustling market town hosts the ruins of Narberth Castle - once home to the Prince of Wales – whilst nearby Tenby is a particularly fine example of a medieval walled town Located in the scattered, rural hamlet of Gelli, this lovely semi-detached cottage is only five miles from the thriving town of Narberth Retaining much of its original charm and features, the property is well equipped with all modern conveniences and skilfully blends modern living with traditional comforts A picturesque gate at the bottom of the garden opens directly onto the River Tywi, providing an ideal spot for a peaceful afternoon's fishing or a relaxed walk into Gelli Ramblers can enjoy the proximity of the Preseli Hills and take advantage of some of the great walking opportunities there through breathtaking scenery There are a number of beaches in the region too, making this a wonderfully diverse location .