The property
Llanllwni 1 mile.
A delightfully quaint cottage on the owner’s smallholding and on the edge of the stunning Llanllwni Mountain, yet being just a mile from the popular little village of Llanllwni.
The cottage is a perfect base for families or friends looking to enjoy the fabulous surrounding countryside, yet being accessible to popular market towns and within driving distance from the fantastic sandy beaches of Cardigan Bay.
Set over two floors, there are two cosy bedrooms and family bathroom upstairs.
There is a cosy living area with a well-equipped kitchen and dining area, with comfy seating in front of the woodburner, perfect for a warming evening after a day walking the mountain or nearby forestry.
Outside, you can sit on the patio in the sunshine and just enjoy the surrounding countryside views whilst enjoying some alfresco dining.
Blaendyffryn Fach is surrounded by farmland, with a real feeling of being off the beaten track.
You can’t help but be enticed out onto the many footpaths in the area and make the most of the fantastic countryside literally on your doorstep.
You are ideally placed to explore the sweeping heathland of Llanllwni Mountain or the adjacent Brechfa Forest, both offering fantastic walking and cycle trails, perfect for those who love exploring the great outdoors with an abundance of bird and wildlife.
You are just half an hours’ drive from the beautiful sandy beaches, tiny coves and stunning coastal path of Cardigan Bay, perfect to enjoy the National Trust beaches or perhaps take a wildlife watching boat trip, and maybe get to the see the bays resident dolphins or seals.
Alternatively head further inland and soak up the history of the Dolaucothi Gold Mines and maybe treat yourself to some Welsh Gold.
You have some great activities on your doorstep with opportunities for cycling, walking, birdwatching, horse riding, fishing or canoeing on the River Teifi, which passes through the nearby town of Llandysul.
Slightly further afield, will take you to the National Botanic Gardens of Wales near Camarthen, perfect to explore the greenhouses and gardens anytime of the year.
Alternatively take a trip to the little town on Llandeilo, perfect for some lunch followed by a trip to the National Trust's Dinefwr Estate and impressive herd of deer.
A perfect retreat with a feeling of seclusion and being off the beaten track, as well as being accessible to plenty of activities and towns to visit, Blaendyffryn Fach is a great base for anytime of the year.
About the location
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Llanybydder 4 miles; Llandysul 5.5 miles; Newcastle Emlyn 13 miles; New Quay 15 miles; Aberaeron 22 miles.
Llanllwni is a small village community in Carmarthenshire, on the main Carmarthen to Lampeter road. Set on the edge of the Llanllwni Mountain, with stunning heathland and a large area of common land home to grazing ponies, the area enjoys fantastic views across Carmarthenshire, sloping down into the Brechfa Forest and Cothi River valley. With such a wide expanse of countryside surrounding the village, there are a myriad of outdoor activities for you to pursue and enjoy whilst staying in this region. This area is also particularly ideal for cyclists as the National Cycle Route 82 runs through the area opening up miles of countryside. Spend an afternoon exploring the popular market town of Llandysul on the River Teifi, or further afield, 17 miles to the south, the county town of Carmarthen is the oldest town in Wales and popular with tourists to the area. New Quay is just a short drive away and dolphin spotting is a popular pastime here. When the sun shines, you can even pack a picnic for the day and venture west to Ceredigion Bay, which stretches for miles up and down Wales’ west coastline, with plenty of long sandy beaches to enjoy. A wonderful, central holiday base for a trip to Wales.
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Please note that this property will be pet free from 27th October 2018
