Musselwick is a large house built around 1860 and situated in the Pembrokeshire National Park. It has wonderful views across the bay to the picturesque village of Dale and out to sea past the point. The property faces south west enjoying all round sunshine and is protected from the western waves and weather by Dale Peninsula. Access to the beach from the house is via steps on the south side and a grassy ramp that also serves as a slipway on the north side. Most of the beach consists of pebbles, rocks and rockpools. Though there are patches of sand just below the house that are large enough to keep young children happy for long periods.

Both the bathroom and kitchen are newly fitted and fully-equipped. There a second sitting room with a double sofa bed. An attached cottage is also available on request.

Although there are many beautiful beaches and places to visit in the area, most people are happy to spend most of their holiday around the house relaxing in the garden, playing on the beach or messing about in boats.

The grounds in which the house is set extend to more than an acre. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs around the edge of the grounds offering superb walks straight out of the garden. The front garden consists of a large lawn area overlooking the sea. Perfect for barbecues. Access to the beach from the house is via steps on the south side and a grassy slipway on the north side.

The house has 2 double bedrooms ensuite, 1 single and 1 double both with wash-basins. The main bathroom has new bath, shower, toilet and wash-basin. A new high quality fully-equipped kitchen has been fitted. There a second sitting room with a double sofa bed. An attached cottage is also available on request.