Garden Apartment

Rating
Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

Four poster bed
Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

16 Customer Review(s)

Mrs Fogg
September 2020

“We loved every single bit of our stay, was a beautiful area and quiet which is ...”

We loved every single bit of our stay, was a beautiful area and quiet which is what we both needed, Our hosts were amazing and such lovely people, they really deserve a mention because they work extremely hard and are always happy

We loved every single bit of our stay, was a beautiful area and quiet which is what we both needed, Our hosts were amazing and such lovely people, they really deserve a mention because they work extremely hard and are always happy

- Mrs Fogg, September 2020
Mrs Kerrigan August 2020

“The apartment a converted barn done to a very high spec,the four poster bed is an orthopedic type which suited me fine as i have back problems.”

The owners were very friendly, the farm itself is set in a lovely valley and is ideal for walkers and bird watchers with several kinds of birds including red kites, it is also a stud farm with welsh cobs and welsh ponies. There are plenty of places within reach Carmarthen about forty minutes drive away, further on you have Cardigan, but the one place that is a must is the devils bridge with picnic area cafe and some very nice waterfalls. We had a lovely week at the farm and we will be booking it again next year but it will be for two weeks as there is so much more to see. Roy and Glynis Kerrigan.

- Mrs Kerrigan, August 2020
Mrs Stanley September 2019

“The property was very clean and the hosts seemed very nice.”

I think a DVD player would be nice to have as the tv is limited. It had an upstairs property to let, which you can hear them moving around, which was a bit noisy. A car is a must as access is very limited. A good central point to explore Wales from. Devil’s Bridge is a great place to visit as is Dan-yr-Ogof caves. Not far from New Quay. Pubs are limited as they don’t seem to open until late week, so you really have to search. Had a good week.

- Mrs Stanley, September 2019
Mr Baldessarre August 2019

“Nice big studio, a base for exploring this part of Wales.”

- Mr Baldessarre, August 2019
Mrs Howard July 2019

“The Garden Apartment should be 4*.”

We have stayed in other 3* cottages and this is far superior. The owners were so friendly and couldn't do enough to make our stay a happy and memorable one. We hope to return in the future.

- Mrs Howard, July 2019
Mrs Evans April 2019

“Return visit but chose Garden Apartment for a change.”

Great hosts. Lovely farm. Magnificent horses & beautiful location. Enjoyed our stay and might return next year.

- Mrs Evans, April 2019
Mrs Hannan September 2018

“Mine host was 5***** was there if we needed anything.”

The whole place was just what we needed peace and quiet.

- Mrs Hannan, September 2018
Mr Finnegan August 2018

“They've got a nice cat named Lucy the end”

- Mr Finnegan, August 2018
Mr Anderson June 2018

“The lack of wardrobe space was the only downside with this accommodation.”

Owners very friendly and welcoming. Relaxing and peaceful surroundings

- Mr Anderson, June 2018
Mrs Thompson June 2018

“The swimming pool was smaller than expected and WiFi was hit and miss as was a phone signal, but everything else was as advertised.”

The owner is very nice and the area was fantastic for views. Perfect location and accommodation for our needs.

- Mrs Thompson, June 2018
Mr Berry June 2018

“The cottage was all we expected it to be.”

Nice location,clean with good facilities,the owners were very friendly and helpful,In all we thoroughly enjoyed the holiday.

- Mr Berry, June 2018
Mr Williams May 2018

“Great place but WiFi not great”

- Mr Williams, May 2018
Mr Tomes September 2017

“Though the flat above is shown in photos now, it wasn't when we booked nor was it mentioned.”

There was a lot of noise from above, we could even hear them snoring at night. The shower only put out a dribble of water and the bath took half an hour to run. The wifi was also almost none existent and when we mentioned this to the owner she just shrugged it off which was annoying as we had checked that the wifi was of a decent level before booking as we both had to bring work away with us. We ended up having to go to a cafe in the village and use their wifi. On a more positive note we found lots of nice places to visit close by so will definitely return to the area though not to this cottage.

- Mr Tomes, September 2017
Mr Robinson June 2017

“A lovely cottage in beautiful surroundings.”

Get away from it all holiday in a peaceful area. The owners were very welcoming and friendly. The cottage lacked nothing a real home from home.

- Mr Robinson, June 2017
Mr Ratcliffe November 2016

“Great hosts and adored their three Jack Russell's especially Lola.”

A beautiful and peaceful spot, our batteries are fully recharged :0)

- Mr Ratcliffe, November 2016
Mr Pearson September 2016

“Hi thanks for your help in finding and and doing the booking etc, This was our first with Sykes , it was a nice place , all you need , the folk there were lovely and helpful , it was a good stay would recommend .”

I just had a job finding but that maybe me .

- Mr Pearson, September 2016
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Dol Llan Farm Cottages

A cluster of former farm buildings, offering welcoming accommodation situated around the owners’ farmyard with views across the valley to the quaint riverside town of Llandysul, in the heart of rural Carmarthenshire. These valley cottages are ideally located in a peaceful setting surrounded by the owners’ farm with stunning Welsh horses and ponies and a short five minute drive from Llandysul town. Llandysul offers a selection of local shops and pubs and is just half an hour’s drive from the county town of Carmarthen or the sandy beaches of Cardigan Bay. Each individually furnished with their own unique style, these properties offer flexible accommodation for families or small groups. These diverse cottages are clustered around the farmyard with the buzz of everyday life around you and views across the fields. Each property has a feeling of privacy and is comfortably furnished. The cottages offer modern kitchens, with electric ovens in two of the properties, all with electric hobs, dining areas and comfy seating to relax into after a day enjoying the diverse countryside that surrounds the town and little river valley, and all with TVs and DVD. With access for all the cottages to a communal seating area and a summer plunge pool, you may be happy to relax around the pool and just enjoy the slow pace of life and tranquil view. These rural Carmarthenshire cottages are slightly off the beaten track, with plenty of opportunities to walk, cycle and even make the most of the River Teifi that runs through the town with either fishing, or in Llandysul you can grab a wet suit and take part in some whitewater canoeing and paddling. The coast is 15 miles away at the pretty seaside village of Llangrannog, or the stunning sands at the National Trust’s Penbryn Beach. A little further north is the regency harbour town of Aberaeron, 18 miles, with its multi-coloured houses lining the harbour and surrounding streets or perhaps visit the nearby National Trust’s Llanerchaeron, a working farm estate, where you can take a stroll to Aberaeron town along the old railway, a great way to while away a few hours and perhaps treat yourself to a honey ice-cream at your destination. There are a fabulous array of outdoor activities nearby with canoeing in nearby Llandysul, walking, cycling and birdwatching. Why not visit Brecha Forest with its fantastic walking and cycling trails, a real favourite of mountain bikers, or the adjacent Llanllwni Mountain with is stretch of heathland and impressive views? The nearby coastline opens up fantastic days with the coastal path taking you through sandy beaches, craggy coves and secret beaches. Why not take a wildlife watching boat trip, from New Quay where you may be lucky enough to catch sight of the bay’s resident dolphins or grey seal population, as well as a myriad of birdlife? An ideal trio of countryside cottages, offering an ideal base for couples, families and small groups looking to stay surrounded by countryside, yet being within walking distance or a short drive from popular market towns and close to the fabulous West Wales coastline.

The property

Llandysul 1.2 miles.

A ground floor apartment, formerly a stone barn, converted into a spacious studio with enclosed shared rear garden which offers a peaceful retreat with the backdrop of wooded hillside.

A four poster bed takes centre stage with an adjacent shower room, a well-equipped kitchen and dining area overlook the farmyard seating and tucked away is a comfy seating area, perfect to cosy up and watch the TV, after an early evening stroll.

A lovely romantic retreat for those looking for a countryside break.

This cottage can be booked with Refs. 939763 and 939765, together they sleep 8.

Summary

All ground floor
Open plan studio accommodation with one four poster king-size bed, kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Electric storage heaters
Electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking for 1 car
Shared front garden with furniture and shared rear enclosed garden
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop and pub 1 mile
Note: WiFi reception is limited
Note: There is an unfenced wildlife pond in shared garden, children to be supervised.

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About the location

LLANDYSUL

Cardigan 13 miles.

Llandysul is a vibrant market town with a selection of shops, tea rooms and pubs, and even its own canoeing club and national cycle route 82. Visit nearby New Quay or one of the numerous beaches on the Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire or Pembrokeshire coastline. Boat trips to spot dolphins, whitewater rafting or a trip on a steam railway may appeal, or how about a day out to explore all the historic castles, mills and formal gardens? A wonderful base for touring this delightful area of Wales.

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Llandysul, South Wales & Pembrokeshire (Ref. 939766)

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Reviews

“We loved every single bit of our stay, was a beautiful area and quiet which is ...”

“The apartment a converted barn done to a very high spec,the four poster bed is an orthopedic type which suited me fine as i have back problems.”

“The property was very clean and the hosts seemed very nice.”

“Nice big studio, a base for exploring this part of Wales.”

“The Garden Apartment should be 4*.”

“Return visit but chose Garden Apartment for a change.”

“Mine host was 5***** was there if we needed anything.”

“They've got a nice cat named Lucy the end”

“The lack of wardrobe space was the only downside with this accommodation.”

“The swimming pool was smaller than expected and WiFi was hit and miss as was a phone signal, but everything else was as advertised.”

“The cottage was all we expected it to be.”

“Great place but WiFi not great”

“Though the flat above is shown in photos now, it wasn't when we booked nor was it mentioned.”

“A lovely cottage in beautiful surroundings.”

“Great hosts and adored their three Jack Russell's especially Lola.”

“Hi thanks for your help in finding and and doing the booking etc, This was our first with Sykes , it was a nice place , all you need , the folk there were lovely and helpful , it was a good stay would recommend .”