Greenacres
Pembrokeshire
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Greenacres is a single-storey detached cottage that comes ready for a self-catering break. The kitchen has an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, washing machine, and enough space to cook properly. A hot tub for four sits on the patio, where you can also use the barbecue and garden furniture. Inside, the living and dining room flows together, with a television and DVD player. Electricity, bed linen and towels are all included.
Two bedrooms sleep four: one with a king bed, one with two singles. The bathroom has a bath with shower over it. Ground-level access with just three steps to the entrance makes the layout straightforward. There is parking for three cars on site and a garage with a freezer. One dog stays free and can roam the enclosed garden; smoking is not permitted.
Haverfordwest is where you'll find shops and amenities, but the cottage's real draw is what lies beyond. The Pembrokeshire Coast lies within reach, with Saundersfoot and Tenby both a short drive away. A pub sits within a mile, and the surrounding countryside offers walking directly from the property.
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Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 09:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
Amazing rescue centre with various animals under their care. Had my beautiful black cat from them. They were attentive and very helpful. Highly recommend them.
4 months ago · via Google
My partner and I really wanted to adopt two kittens to make our family bigger and Green Acres were absolutely brilliant to communicate with to get that sorted. I requested an adoption via the email and got a call back the same day to discuss the cats with one of their kind staff. All in all everything took about a week to arrange (home check and our visit to the foster included!) And everyone along the way was ever so helpful and kind. The site itself we didn't see much of but was lovely to see the various cats pottering around the car park.
8 months ago · via Google
Wonderful experience with Greenacres. I have applied to adopt a dog many times from various rescue centres, some of whom I have donated to regularly. Typically, I have received no response. I applied to adopt a puppy from Greenacres, who was already taken, but I then saw their generic dog adoption form, which I completed. A couple of days later they got in touch and asked to do a home inspection. Following this, they invited the family over for a chat about what dog would suit us, and whether any of their current dogs would fit the bill? This was so refreshing, and such a contrast to certain other rescue centres. We met with Charlotte, and discussed a lot of dogs. Even when I suggested totally unsuitable dogs, she very diplomatically explained why they might not be a good, and was totally respectful and supportive throughout. It was actually very clear which dog would be our best fit, but at no point did we feel pushed in a particular direction. She was also very agreeable to us going away to think about it, so long as we promised to let her know our decision. We are so delighted with our new family member. There are challenges, as she was not house trained, but we felt very well prepared for them and can hardly believe how quickly she responds to training. I recommend Greenacres 100%, and particularly the way they really consider which dog will be best for you. Thanks again for our new best friend.
3 years ago · via Google
What a lovely place this is! Lots of very happy looking animals out in the countryside and the staff were very friendly and helpful. We went to view one dog who turned out to be unsuitable but we weren't made to feel we'd wasted their time we were simply asked if we would like to look at any other dogs. We said yes please and Maisie the terrier was brought out. I knew she was the dog for us straight away, the adoption was then quick and easy, we took her for a short walk, filled in some forms and she was ours along with a big helping of food to keep her going. She was microchipped, neutered and vaccinated! She is now part of the family and by the way we had a telephone call a couple of days later to make sure everything was going well and will be keeping in touch which is great!
5 years ago · via Google