Making its debut with Coastal Cottages of Pembrokeshire and with an introductory offer of 15% savings on all dates in 2019 is Butterhill Grange, a magnificent historic Grade II listed mansion near the picturesque village of St Ishmaels.

The property, built in the early 1700s with 12^th century origins as a priory farm, remained the home of the Roche family for over 300 years but since then it has had many owners – including requisition by the RAF as officer accommodation – before falling into a dilapidated state in the 1960s.  Now it has been lovingly renovated in a stylish and contemporary style offering stately reception rooms and spacious accommodation.

It sleeps 16 in seven bedrooms, most en suite, and has a grand entrance hall, a formal dining room,  three sitting rooms, a library, a games area and a cinema.  It has an elegant paved terrace and just across the lane there is an acre of grounds with woodland and a shell grotto, all of which are being carefully restored.

The area teems with birds and wildlife and Butterhill Grange itself is a haven, with the cellars home to rare bats and the roof eves boasting one of the largest roosts of house martins in West Wales.

A walk of around 25 minutes leads to the sea and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path and lots of fantastic beaches are within a 10-minute drive such as Marloes Sands and West Dale.

As an example of price, a seven-night holiday at the beginning of July  – taking into account the 15% introductory offer – is priced at £2652, rising to £3392 in peak season.  Short breaks are also available.

Reservations:  01437 772760, www.coastalcottages.co.uk

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