Whitland 4.2 miles.
The Cart Barn is a beautifully presented reverse-level house near Whitland in Carmarthenshire, close to the Pembrokeshire border.
Enjoying panoramic countryside views stretching beyond Pembroke, set on a working farm and boasting a log burner, this inviting retreat is ideal for families and friends looking to explore the countryside and coast of West Wales.
Arrive and take in the peak of the stunning elevated views across the surrounding fields before stepping inside.
The front door opens into a welcoming hallway, where underfloor heating provides warmth beneath your feet throughout the ground floor.
To one side, the twin bedroom offers a pleasant place to settle in, complete with a TV and wardrobes for unpacking your holiday essentials.
Nearby, the utility room houses a washer/dryer, ideal for freshening up walking gear after days spent exploring the local area.
Just a few steps away, the family bathroom invites you to choose between a leisurely soak in the bath or a refreshing start to the morning in the walk-in shower.
The ground-floor double bedroom provides an attractive space to unwind, featuring a TV, a private en-suite shower room and doors leading directly into the courtyard.
Step into the courtyard and sink into the hot tub as the countryside scenery unfolds around you.
Head upstairs to discover the heart of the home.
The kitchen/diner is a bright and welcoming space where the group can gather over breakfast before setting off for the day.
Equipped with an electric oven, gas hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and wine chiller, it provides everything needed for preparing memorable holiday meals.
Natural light pours through the Velux windows, enhancing the sense of space, while access to the outdoors allows you to pause and enjoy the fresh country air.
A few steps lead down into the characterful sitting room, where exposed wooden beams and attractive stone detailing create a charming atmosphere.
Light the log burner on cooler evenings and stretch out on the sofa with its footrest while enjoying your favourite programme on the TV.
When the weather is fine, open the doors and step onto the balcony, where seating provides the perfect place to admire the far-reaching panoramic views across the countryside towards Pembrokeshire.
A shop is located a short drive away, while a traditional pub can be reached slightly further afield for an afternoon drink or evening meal.
The spectacular Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is within easy reach and offers unforgettable days out.
Follow sections of the renowned coast path to discover dramatic clifftop scenery, uncover hidden coves and sandy beaches along the shoreline, and watch for seabirds and marine wildlife in their natural habitat.
The colourful market town of Narberth is well worth a visit, with its independent boutiques, welcoming cafés and local galleries providing plenty to explore.
For a day beside the sea, the sweeping sands of Pendine are around 13 miles away, while the picturesque harbour town of Tenby, with its colourful streets and beautiful beaches, is also within easy reach.
Discover the literary heritage of Laugharne with a visit to Dylan Thomas’ famous Boathouse, or step back in time at impressive historic sites such as Carew and Llansteffan castles.
Those wishing to venture further can explore the wild beauty of the Preseli Hills, discover the coastline and seaside towns of Cardigan Bay, or spend a day in the historic cathedral city of St Davids.
Meanwhile, Carmarthen combines history and culture, where visitors can discover the remains of Carmarthen Castle, browse a variety of shops, and wander through streets steeped in Welsh heritage.
Whether you are soaking in the hot tub beneath the open sky, gathering around the woodburning stove after a day of adventure, or admiring the panoramic countryside views from the balcony, the Cart Barn at Cadwgan Farm provides a memorable base for discovering this beautiful corner of Wales.