About this property
Get to know The Valleys from this fantastic South Wales holiday destination, staying in the peaceful village of Llanarthney with attractions at close reach. Offering an ever-comfortable stay, this two-storey holiday home is a fabulously finished property where four guests are invited to make long-lasting memories together. It’s also dog friendly, ideally suited to any visitors hoping to explore the Tywi Valley with some canine company close by. Discover the market town of Carmarthen just a short drive away (8 miles) and the western edge of the famed Brecon Beacons National Park also within easy reach (6.5 miles).
Designed to meet an exceptional standard, this five-star holiday home offers clean, contemporary decor and comfortable furnishings. Enter the sociable kitchen/diner, a bustling hub of activity, with everything you need to rustle up three delicious meals per day. From here, you can step into the garden, an entirely enclosed lawn space with outdoor furniture and never-ending countryside views. Having caught the last of the day’s sunshine out here, head back indoors and plonk yourself on the L-shaped sofa, switching on the TV for an uninterrupted night in. When it’s time for bed, a king-size and a versatile king-size zip-and-link bedroom await just upstairs. To complete the accommodation, facilities include a ground-floor WC and a first-floor family bathroom.
Two attractions that draw so many visitors to the area are the National Botanic Garden of Wales and The British Birds of Prey Centre, both just a short 2 miles away and well worth your time. Situated along the River Tywi that passes by just 500 metres from home, the Dinefwr Castle (8 miles) is also worth a visit with ancient, crumbling ruins and spectacular scenery around it. From here, visit Llandeilo (14 miles), a handsome market town perched on the edge of the mighty Brecon Beacons.
Accommodation
It is type 2
Charging power: 1.4–7.4 kW (6 A – 32 A)
Max output current: 32 A
Connection point: Type 2 socket (IEC 62196-
There is a charging cable which is locked to charge point
Nearby points of interest
- Dryslwyn Castle
- National Botanic Garden of Wales
- Dinefwr (National Trust)
- Kidwelly Castle
- Parc Y Bocs Farm Shop
- Kidwelly Industrial Museum
Reviews (1)
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Mrs Smith
The cottage is great - completed to a very high standard and very clean. We visited the local pub at the end of the road which was lovely and the staff extremely friendly. The milk shed opposite was nice offering fresh milk, eggs, honey etc. The park opposite was great for our dog, she loved going over there for a run! We also had a lovely walk up to Paxtons Tower, lovely views over the area. However, we were very concerned that the back boundary fence was quite low and contained 2 rows of barbed wire! considering this is supposed to be a dog and child friendly property we felt this was a huge safety issue. If not remedied there will be a nasty accident for either a dog or a child. There are sheep in the field at the back of the property and this makes that boundary very interesting to a dog! There was also a significant gap at the end of the fence separating it from next door (Cliftonville House) - we blocked this off with a wheelie bin and next door wasn't occupied so not a huge problem but it will pose a problem when the 2 properties are rented out at the same time. When we arrived it was a hot and sunny weekend - there was no shade in the garden - we would recommend a patio umbrella or canopy. We also would have appreciated knowing in advance that logging was taking place on the nearly hillside - at 7.30am each morning we were woken up by chainsaws and heavy machinery - we appreciate this is beyond the property owners control but i think a notice on the booking site making people aware of this would have been appropriate and courteous. I assume at some stage this will cease but for now it is a nuisance! No welcome pack which was a shame :( - it would have been a nice touch. If these issues are addressed we think it would a lovely holiday rental.