The cottage
Set in deep Carmarthen countryside, this stone-built cottage boasts uninterrupted views over luscious greenery, near the small villages of Porthyrhyd and Llanddarog.
This delightful accommodation is approached via a country road and is ideal for families and friends looking to explore the beautiful south coast, where you have Pembrey Country Park, Carmarthen town, Brecon Beacons, the many castles and beaches of Carmarthenshire and the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
With a bright and spacious interior, a mix of modern and traditional furnishings and tasteful décor throughout, what more could you ask for in a holiday to Wales?
Spend your relaxation time in the lounge on the ground floor, with a Smart TV.
A second TV is on an axle between the kitchen/dining and the seating area where you can watch your favourite progammes from the dining table and seating area.
This interior space is laid out with a few steps down to the kitchen, perfect for enjoying hearty feasts, competitive board games and late night chats before bed.
Climb to the living room on the first floor and spend an evening in front of the woodburning stove, which will be much-appreciated on return from a long walk or cycle ride during the cooler seasons.
Enjoy a game of pool with your loved ones and throw open the French door to reveal a flourishing garden in summertime.
A further set of stairs lead to the first of the bedrooms, including a double with its very own en-suite shower room and a twin.
A few more steps up will take you to the mezzanine landing overlooking the pool table, through to the second twin room, which is ideal for those travelling with children.
An annexe on the ground floor which has a separate entrance, has a king size bed and an en-suite bathroom.
This is ideal for a couple who like the peace and quiet away from the main house and yet only 5 steps away, same level, from the main entrance.
Find a range of amenities close by, including shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as Carmarthen's Norman castle and site of a Roman amphitheatre, as well as many opportunities for walking, birdwatching, cycling and golf.
Explore the finest gardens in Wales at the National Botanic Gardens and Aberglasney Gardens which is set in the stunning Tywi Valley.
Spend a day at the beach or on the dry ski slopes at Pembrey Country Park and discover a selection of unusual shops at Llandeilo.
This is a fantastic retreat for your next holiday to Wales.