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Rogeston loft is a stunning hayloft conversion which sits beside the original stone farmhouse. With its own private balcony overlooking a large garden, the sea breeze hinting at the stunning coastline of St Bride's Bay beyond, this is the perfect romantic getaway for two. The comfortable sofa bed allows two extra guests to join the retreat and the large living and dining space is comfortable and contemporary. Rogeston Loft welcomes guests and their dog to this light and lofty accommodation.

Your countryside accommodation is a mere few miles inland from the stunning Pembrokeshire coast. Known for fantastic beaches, beautiful cliffside scenery, and boat trips around its famous islands, Rogeston Lodge is tucked away quietly beside one of the best coastlines in Britain. Take a walk to nearby Nolton Haven, a small hamlet where you can have a pint at The Mariners pub, a delicious meal at Haven Brasserie, or simply take in the sea air with a stroll on the little sandy cove with views across St Bride’s Bay towards Marloes, some 30-minutes away. For a larger beach, head a few miles south to Broad Haven. The small promenade has shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants, as well as excellent parking just off the beach. This is a blue flag beach and is the perfect spot for trying your hand at surfing. Head to New Surf to hire boards and wetsuits and take a lesson you’ll never forget! Another mile south is Little Haven, a stunning example of Pembrokeshire’s fishing villages. The stone cottages emerge from the folds of the valley that reach down towards the sea, and a beautiful walk past the gorgeous Swan Inn leads to a viewpoint that stretches out to sea. From here, you can see all the way up the beautiful bay towards the peaks of St Davids Head. St Davids is a must-visit when you come to Rogeston Lodge. Europe’s smallest city packs a real punch, not only due to the vast and impressive red stone cathedral tucked into the valley below. The city may be tiny, but the boutique shops, ancient inns, and seafood restaurants are colourful and lively and draw large crowds in the summer months. Nearby Whitesands beach is one of the largest and most popular on the peninsula due to its accessibility - park in the car park, next to bathroom facilities and a cafe, rent a beach chair or surfboard and spend the day on this glistening sandy beach, perfect for kids and adults.