Laugharne dog friendly holiday cottage, secluded retreat near coast and Dylan Thomas'Boat House, Pendine, Wales.

Accommodation Details:

4 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 8 plus cot. 1 twin with en-suite shower room (walk in power shower, washbasin, toilet), tv/video, 1 twin, both on ground floor. 1 double with 5’ low level bed, vaulted ceiling, vanity unit, reached via spiral staircase from lounge, 1 double with armchair, tv/video, approached by staircase from the hall.

Bedlinen & Towels provided.

2 Bathrooms on ground floor each with bath (hand held shower over) toilet, washbasin, heated towel rails, slate floors.

Utility Room with slate floor, butlers sink, washer dryer.

Kitchen fitted, well equipped with split level electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, breakfast table and chairs seating 4. Highchair.

Lounge/Dining Room large inglenook with woodburning fire, semi-vaulted beamed ceiling, 2 large leather Chesterfield sofas, tv/dvd, dining area with low beamed wooden ceiling and elm clad wall, spiral staircase, dining table and chairs seating 8.

French doors (reached via 6 stone steps) into:

Conservatory with 1 x 2 seater comfortable cane sofa, 3 cane chairs, opening onto patio and garden.

Fuel oil central heating inclusive May – September, £30 per week outside these dates, starter pack of logs.

Grounds patio and lovely mature, interesting gardens, lawns, shrubs, woodland area, babbling brook with bridge over. Dining table and chairs. A steep banked stream borders the property. Please take extra care with small children.

Parking for 3 cars.

Welcome FREE 1 dog. (sorry, no cats)

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About this cottage:

• Near Dylan Thomas' Laugharne- secluded rural retreat - 18th century holiday cottage with an enchanting garden, large stone inglenook, original beams, elm clad wall and spiral staircase leading to a ‘ minstrel’ s gallery’ above the lounge.
• Lovingly and stylishly furnished throughout with a mixture of period furniture, French doors open from the lounge into a large sun-soaked conservatory overlooking the garden.
• Wake up to fabulous views - 3 acres of delightful, mature gardens, alive with birdsong, and gently rolling lush green pastures beyond - secret nooks and crannies, a babbling brook running by the patio, a stream bordering the garden and a play area for children.

• Visit the bustling market town of Carmarthen just 7 miles away for all your provisioning. There are supermarkets, the ancient market now housed in its own brand new building filled with excellent local produce , delicatessen, bank, post office, internet cafe, chemist, doctor, vet and filling station. A magnificent new shopping centre has brought the West End to West Wales.
• Laugharne, a charming seaside town, is home to the ‘ Boathouse’ a museum to the life and works of the famous Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas.

• Llansteffan, a sleepy village at the mouth of the Towy River, offers a host of activities including walking, fishing, bird watching, riding and 2 friendly pubs for good food.
• Amroth Beach, Saundersfoot Beach and picturesque Tenby, Pembrokeshire’ s 'Jewel in the Crown' are all within an easy drive. Colby Woodland Gardens (N.T.) near Amroth has a stunning display of azaleas in the spring - do try the delicious cream teas!

• Carmarthen, the thriving county town and Carmarthenshire’ s stunningly beautiful countryside - lush green valleys, broad rivers, romantic castles.
• The National Botanic Garden of Wales, Aberglasney Gardens, timeless market towns and sleepy villages are all waiting to be discovered all within an easy drive of this secluded rural retreat holiday cottage near Dylan Thomas' Laugharne

• Caldey has been a holy island since Celtic times. Monastic monks have lived and worked on the island for a thousand years. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the beautiful beaches, the wonderful countryside and visit parts of the Grade II listed abbey. The monks farm the land and produce chocolate, shortbread and perfume all of which can be found for sale in the island shop. Boat trips can be arranged at Tenby

• A small luxurious restaurant near Llanboidy offering a fine dining experience set in a tranquil vineyard. The best local produce is used to create a selection of mouth watering dishes. Jabajak is a licensed Red Kite feeding station. You might like to visit the Pembertons Chocolate Farm on the way but do resist any treats before dinner.

• Pendine is a true storm beach facing south west with good fishing all year round. Don't forget your fishing gear, sun tan lotion and seafood recipes.

• Ginst Point is used for weapons testing and so access is limited. Weekends are usually free. Phone ahead to avoid disappointment 01944 452310. The largest concentration of birds can be seen on a sand pit at the point. Extensive scrub attracts finches and other passerines and the inland areas attract large flocks of golden plover and lapwings.

• Try something different during your Welsh holiday. Pembrey Ski Centre has two separate ski and snowboard areas for all abilities.

• Beautiful glass with silver overlay sought out by collectors worldwide. Choose from unique decanters, perfume bottles, lamps and more.

• Just a short drive away Pembrokeshire has a host of golden sandy beaches and numerous family friendly attractions to choose from such as Folly Farm, Heatherton, Bluestone Water Park and Tenby's Dinosaur Park.
• Much to enjoy near this Wales holiday cottage near Laugharne.

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