Dylan's View
Dylan's View was handpicked by our team to join our portfolio. Here's just a few of the reasons we think you'll love staying in Dylan's View too!
- Central village location
- Walk to the pubs and shop
- Grade II listed Georgian house
- Sea and estuary views from the garden
- Log burning stove
- Pet friendly
- Coastal Area
- Dog Friendly
- Sea Views
- WiFi
- Enclosed Garden
- Real Fire
- Family Friendly
- Cot Available
- Pubs Nearby
- Short Drive To Beach
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A truly unique property, this handsome Georgian house was painstakingly restored to exacting standards. Dylan Thomas was a frequent visitor. He had his hair cut here! David Lloyd George is rumoured to have used the house for illicit liaisons with a lady friend.
- This handsome Georgian house sits at the very heart of Llanseffan. Large and imposing the formal exterior gives way to the light, airy and comfortable house that lies within.
- Enter and you are greeted by a wide and welcoming hallway and a handsome staircase. To the right lies a spacious snug complete with log burner. To the left a formal dining room, ideal for celebrations.
- The wide original stairway leads down to an enormous kitchen/dining area with a separate utility area and modern shower room. This practical space is designed to make your holiday stress free.
- The hand crafted kitchen is well equipped and a convivial space adjoining the dining area, making it easy for the cook or cooks to mingle with the rest of the party.
- Off the kitchen is the light-filled dining area with a mezzanine sitting room above. The generous farmhouse table can easily seat 8. The garden beyond the bifold doors will certainly be a firm favourite with children and adults alike. There are estuary views from here. An outdoor south-facing dining space and patio complete the family-friendly space.
- On the first floor are 2 generous double bedrooms, a twin room, a charming single bedroom as well as an enormous bathroom. All the bedrooms are sensitively decorated and furnished to enhance the historic feel of this proud house.
- Surprise touches such as original modern artworks bring the house gently into the 21st Century. The views to the rear are all dominated by the stunning shoreline of Llanseffan Beach and its cluster of village houses.
4 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 7 adults . Master bedroom - King with sea and village views, original fireplace, 1 King with village views and 1 Twin, with sea views, 1 Single bedroom all on 1st floor.
Bathroom with bath and shower over, basin, toilet and towel rail and cabinet.
Entrance hall with console table and stairs to lower ground and first floors.
Snug lounge with logburner, Flat screen TV,Blu Ray DVD Player, , 2 x large comfortable sofas, bookshelves, with books and childrens games and coffee table. Original Georgian windows to front village views.
Dining Room with table to seat 8, village views, antique console table and chest, original fireplace and windows.
Kitchen garden views, Belfast sink, bespoke country kitchen units, oak worktops, hob and electric oven, CD/radio/AUX.
Utility Washer, Dryer, Dishwasher, Belfast sink, 2 fridge freezers, laundry items, washing machine, tumbler drier and ample storage. N.B. applliances excluding the hob and oven are contained within the Utilitiy Room making for a relaxed kitchen area.
Shower Room - with walk in shower, toilet and wash basin.
Garden Room with country dining table, bifold doors leading to garden.
Mezanine Level - Sofa, easy chair with garden and village views. This area was the original barber shop.
Grounds - Medium sized level lawn to rear, with a drop behind lawn. Patio area with garden furniture. Extensive village, sea and estuary views. To the front is a small contained shingle garden and wrought iron railings and gates.
Additional Information
Short breaks - All Year excluding Peak & summer Weeks
WiFi - Yes
Changeover - Friday
Towels - Yes
Parking - Yes on street, not restricted.
Fuel - inclusive May to September. Outside these dates 40 p/w
Dogs - 1 dog @ 25
Travel cot - Yes - on request
Highchair - Yes - on request
Bed linen - Included as standard
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Lovely cottage that had been restored to a high standard but would have to say some of the rooms felt and smelt distinctly damp (the dining room unpleasantly so) and the house was generally beginning to look a little tired. We live in a an old house ourselves and know it can be hard work staying on top of these things (and do house swaps so have guests). It is though spacious, well equipped and in a lovely situation. I would give 3 1/2 stars based on our own experience.
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Amazing home from home. Really well equipped, magical setting.
Reply from: Quality Cottages Team
Thank you for your kind words, glad you enjoyed your stay.
The house itself was easy to find and access. It was a fabulous property and location. It is a new area to us with stunning walks and scenery. We loved Dylan's for its quirky layout and atmosphere. The price was very good value too. Only slight anoyance was that no toilet rolls had been left!! so an emergency dash to a 24hr supermarket after a late arrival had to be made. We loved it and would like to return in the future for a family celebration. Thank you!
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Llansteffan
- A five-minute amble and you arrive at Llansteffan beach. A wonderful unspoiled sandy shore on the estuary, ideal for sandcastles and birdwatching. Llansteffan is a quiet spot ideal for a relaxing break.
- The Inn on the Sticks is literally a 2-minute walk away. It is the local gastropub, serving great food. It has a beer garden to enjoy too! Live music on Sunday afternoons - perfect.
- Across the road is The Old Post Office Village Store and Deli for great coffee and homemade ready meals for you to enjoy. You can order the ingredients for a full Welsh Sunday lunch to cook at home- and they deliver. The deli hosts great themed evenings. Jostle amongst the locals and see if your Welsh comes up to scratch.
Llansteffan Castle
- Just a stroll away the castle cannot fail to impress. It stands on a pretty wooded headland looking out over the Tywi Estuary. Fantastic for bringing history to life for children. The substantial ruins of Llansteffan Castle make a pretty spot for picnics while your little ones lose themselves in play. 'Is that a knight I hear approaching?'
Scotts Bay
- Fantastically secluded and yet close by. Walk half a mile south along the coast path from along the sea cliffs. Dogs are welcome, sunbathers too, but take care at low tide.
St Anthony's Well
- Behind the beach at Scotts Bay tucked away behind a door in a small courtyard is St Anthony's Well, a place of pilgrimage for hundreds of years the healing properties of its water are the stuff of legend and worth a visit.
Laugharne
- Drive along the stunning Taf Estuary to Laugharne a large village with a selection of restaurants, several shops, tea-rooms and inns including a village store, a Spar with an ATM, chemist and Post Office combined as well as a bakery (supermarkets & chain stores in Carmarthen)
- Laugharne plays host to an eclectic mix of eateries, with something for everyone. Browns Hotel was a firm favourite with Dylan Thomas, and he did enjoy a jar or two! This atmospheric venue is open for lunch and dinner. Cors Restaurant set in a romantic 'fairy-tale' garden, serves a contemporary menu as well as take away fish and chips.
- A must do is 'The Boathouse', the museum dedicated to Dylan Thomas. Stand and take in the atmosphere of 'The Heron Priested Shore'
Tin Shed Experience, Laugharne
- An award-winning museum totally focussed on the 1940's and jam-packed with wartime memorabilia, music and so much more. An ever-changing programme of events has something for everyone.
The National Botanic Garden of Wales
- The National Botanic Garden of Wales, set in 568 acres of parkland, is a rival to The Eden Project. Hosting year-round events, an ideal destination whatever the weather.
Aberglasney
- Aberglasney 'A Garden Lost in Time' near Llandeilo. This forgotten garden is being brought back to life and preserved for the public by the Aberglasney Restoration Trust and has featured on several television programmes. Tea rooms and a really good Gift Shop. Gardeners can always pick up some bargains here.
Tenby
- Breathtaking beaches, bags of shopping opportunities, bars and cafes galore. Tenby is a great destination for a full day trip. Take the boat to Caldy Island. Go seal spotting or just walk the sands and enjoy the view.
Carmarthen County & Market Town
- Visit the ancient market and county town of Carmarthen, which, with its Roman foundations is said to be the oldest town in Wales. All manner of amenities are based here, only a 15 minute drive away. Close but not too close.
- The indoor market stocks delicious local produce, second hand books, antiques and crafts by local artisans.
Vue Cinema Carmarthen
- A modern cinema complex, showing a number of films perfect for evenings out or rainy day entertainment.
Carmarthen Leisure Centre, Johnstown
- The 8 lane 25 metre infinity swimming pool is probably one of the best in West Wales. A great day out.
Go Wild Adventures, St Clears
- Try archery, rock climbing, canoeing, kayaking, horse riding or coasteering, All ages and abilities catered for. Go along with a group of friends or a family and enjoy the adventure.
Gwili Railway, Bronwydd Arms Station
- A nostalgic journey on a steam train is always remembered fondly. With special events such as dining aboard, cream teas and special celebrations for Mother's Day, Father's Day or a unique Sunday lunch you really can immerse yourself in the glory days of steam.
Friends and families can luxuriate in this calm Georgian oasis, gazing at idyllic sea views, while the stresses of life flow away like the tide on the beach below. Family and dog friendly house.
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Fine traditional welsh dishes with a twist served in an intimate candlelit dining room of a former vicarage.
Relaxed informal gastro pub with dining room serving food, selected local beers, lagers and wines
Every product is sold at its peak with an eye to seasonality. Produce includes salt marsh lamb, Welsh black beef, Aberdeen Angus and pork from 'Plantation Pigs'. Also on sale are homemade pies, ready meals and a selection of welsh cheeses.
Good food is served all day at the airport restaurant named after Amelia Earhart the first woman to fly across the Atlantic in 1928, who famously landed at Burry Port. Francois and Julie Anthony serve award winning breakfasts, jacket potatoes, snacks and drinks as well as fine dining in the evenings.
Items on sale include fresh local produce from the producers, local crafts and organic products.
A cafe/bar serving fresh coffee, classic cocktails, champagne and interesting food.
A delightful countryside pub famous for its real ales and fine food ideal for walkers & cyclists
Two restaurant areas offer rustic yet contemporary dining. The best local produce is used to create a selection of dishes. Jabajak is a licensed Red Kite feeding station.
A relaxed, warm and inviting restaurant in a pub setting. Everything on the menu is made on the premises including the bread and ice-cream. The restaurant has two AA rosettes, and was AA Restaurant of The Year Winner 2009, and in 2012 was voted by Good Food Guide Readers their Recommended Restaurant of the Year for Wales.
Steakhouse and grill -exceptionally tailored, unusually uncomplicated & extraordinary delicious.
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