This cosy stone-built cottage in southwest Wales is perfect for a family getaway in the countryside filled with history, beach days and trips to the nearby towns. Enjoy evenings by the fire in the characterful lounge with exposed stone walls and dine alfresco in the garden.
Enter the single-storey property and find yourself in the homely lounge with natural light pouring in through the floor-to-ceiling windows. Country-style decor fills the room with exposed stone walls, a wooden ceiling and tones of red throughout. Two comfortable white sofas sit around a rustic wooden coffee table, a TV and the raised wood burner. The colour theme continues into the kitchen, where a wooden dining table sits adjacent to the fitted ‘L’-shaped kitchen unit. Here you’ll also find garden access through the patio door. Completing the interior is a family shower room and two bedrooms – a double and a twin room. Outside is a garden with a patio and furniture. There is private parking for two cars.
While staying in Camarthenshire on a working farm with a campsite, you could wander around the grounds to meet the resident animals. Get to know the village of Llanddarog with a drink at one of the two local 17th-century pubs (within 1 mile). Spend a day at the National Botanic Garden of Wales (2 miles). Go for a stroll around National Trust Dinefwr Park (14 miles) to find a manor house, castle ruins and a deer park. Head to Pembrey Forest (21 miles) to walk through the trees until you reach a golden sandy beach. Also within reach is the market town of Carmarthen (7 miles). If you’re a history enthusiast, visit Carreg Cennen Castle (15.5 miles) or National Trust Paxton’s Tower (4.5 miles).