The cottage
Carmarthen 3.7 miles.
The Coach House is a converted barn offering bags of character, tucked away down a private driveway, enveloped by Carmarthenshire countryside.
It is well-suited to families and friends looking to discover the sweeping coast and partake in a wide range of activities in the immediate area, such as walking, cycling and birdwatching.
Having been built into a hill, there are multiple levels throughout the property and a lovely sense of charm and traditional style.
Entrance is gained through the double doors and up a step to the farmhouse kitchen, which has all you need to whip up a tasty meal to be had around the dining table.
Head through to the spacious sitting room, which has overhead Velux windows streaming in the natural light and plenty of seating for you to spread out and relax after one of your many adventures.
Throw open the French doors to the patio and let a cool breeze through one sunny afternoon.
You have three bedrooms offering flexible sleeping arrangements, each with access to either a Jack-and-Jill bathroom or shower room.
Being close to the south coast of wales, you have some wonderful beaches and rocky coves to explore, while other attractions include Brechfa Forest, the National Botanic Gardens of Wales, Pembrey Country Park, home to an array of wildlife and Dylan Thomas' Writing Shed.
Further afield is the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park offering hundreds of miles of footpaths, an array of watersports activities and tantalising landscape scenery, plenty to do for the family.
The Cambrian Mountains are also worth a visit for you outdoors enthusiasts and closer to home is the Brecon Beacons National Park.
A delightful home-from-home experience can be had here at The Coach House.
About the location
CARMARTHEN
Llanelli 15 miles; Tenby 25 miles; National Botanic Gardens 8 miles.
The town of Carmarthen overlooks the banks of the River Tywi and boasts the ruins of a Norman castle, the site of a Roman amphitheatre, a museum containing Roman relics and a good variety of shops, pubs and restaurants. Carmarthenshire is known as the ‘Garden of Wales’, whose beautiful coast and countryside provides the perfect backdrop for a wide range of activities. There is excellent walking, cycling, birdwatching, fishing and golf available, as well as many country parks, show caves, gold mines, steam railways and castles to visit. Enjoy day trips to the golden sandy beaches and rocky coves of beautiful Carmarthen Bay, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park or the majestic Black Mountains.