With a busy thriving, prosperous market town and a magnificent coastline Haverfordwest is an ideal place for all walks of life, whether you’re considering a move for lifestyle changes or employment Haverfordwest will certainly not disappoint.

Haverfordwest is the attractive and historic county town of Pembrokeshire From the middle ages the town took advantage of its position on the cleddau and as a result it had a very busy tidal quay, today the town still has a thriving commercial and retail sector. The town has been English-speaking for centuries (south Pembrokeshire being known as 'Little England beyond Wales'), but because the town markets traded the goods of Welsh farmers to the north and east, there has always been a significant Welsh-speaking influence.

Haverfordwest town is positioned centrally to some beautiful location such as Broad Haven Beach with its wide sweep of golden sand and virtually alongside the smaller village of Little Haven. Dale and Marloes are interesting villages and both are en route to some of the most famous bird sanctuary islands in Europe such as Skomer and Skokholm both of which teem with an unbelievable variety of seabirds. North of the county the scenery becomes more rugged. Britain’s smallest city, St David’s, with its wonderful cathedral nestling in a picturesque valley, nearby is the golden Whitesands Bay. On the way to St David’s from Haverfordwest you will pass the long beach of Newgale, a mecca for local surfing. Haverfordwest is perfectly located to explore Britain’s only coastal National Park. The magnificent coastline can be seen at its best from the Coastal Path, a designated National Trail, stretching 186 miles from Amroth in the South to St Dogmael`s in the North. It is Britain’s most westerly National Park and one of the most precious environmental areas in Europe.