Dairy Cottage Retreat

Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire

Nestled in the serene countryside of Carmarthen, Wales, this charming self-catering barn conversion offers an idyllic escape for couples seeking a romantic getaway. Located on a family farm in the picturesque town of Cynwyl Elfed, which is characterized by its rolling hills and historical landmarks, the property provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The area is rich in scenic beauty and history, with notable sites such as the 12th Century church adding to its allure. Nearby, Newcastle Emlyn, just five miles away, offers a variety of amenities including shops, pubs, and a small supermarket, ensuring that guests have access to necessary conveniences during their stay.

For those who enjoy coastal adventures, a short 13-mile drive reveals stunning beaches like Aberporth, Cardigan, and Poppit Sands, each offering unique landscapes and recreational opportunities. Tresaith beach, in particular, is famous for its waterfall, providing a picturesque setting for visitors. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of Carmarthen Golf Club, located just three miles from the property, which boasts breathtaking views of the surrounding Welsh mountains. Additionally, guests can explore further afield, with attractions such as Cardigan Castle, St Davids Cathedral, and the historical Caldey Island, accessible via a ferry from Tenby.

Upon entering the welcoming apartment, guests are greeted by a cozy hallway, perfect for hanging coats and drying off pets after countryside walks. The open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area create a warm atmosphere, featuring a comfortable corner sofa and a Smart TV, ideal for movie nights or board games. The well-equipped kitchen allows for easy self-catering, with options to enjoy meals at the breakfast bar or the dining table. A spacious double bedroom completes the accommodation, offering an ensuite shower room that enhances the comfort and convenience of the stay.

Outside, a secluded courtyard area invites relaxation, featuring a raised decked dining space that is perfect for enjoying morning coffee or al fresco dinners under the stars. Despite being part of a family-run smallholding, the property ensures guest privacy with frosted glass windows, creating a tranquil environment to unwind. Visitors should note the low beam leading into the kitchen and the small step into the bedroom, which adds to the character of this charming getaway. With the natural beauty of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and local attractions like the West Wales Museum of Childhood nearby, this vacation home is an inviting base for exploring the rich culture and landscape of the region.

• Pets Allowed
• Baby Friendly
• Internet