Penrhiw Cottage
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Penrhiw Cottage is located in a truly beautiful area of West Wales. Ideal for extensive long walks through meadows, moss-covered woods and along rivers and streams on the neighbouring 100 acres farm, a stunning wooded valley teaming with wildlife. It is equidistant to the Pembrokeshire and Cardigan-shire coasts which provide ample walking and cycling routes that explore the area.
Guests looking for an activity holiday are extremely spoilt for choice. There are so many things to do: golf, horse-riding, sea and world-famous fly-fishing, shooting, canoeing, sailing, dolphin and whale watching and coasteering. Children and adults alike will fall in love with the magical sandy beaches that range between 25 minutes and an hour’s drive from the cottage. Venture further afield and discover the Brecon Beacons National Park, the National Botanic Garden of Wales, the action-packed Oakwood Theme Park, perfect for a rainy day Blue Lagoon water park, Manor Wildlife Park and of course, the extraordinary Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
A short drive away from Penrhiw is the castle estuary village of Laugharne, once home to Dylan Thomas, where you can enjoy a 2 mile coastal walk or you can explore Dylan Thomas Boathouse after which you can relax in one of the local pubs.
Set in an idyllic rural location, Penrhiw is a 300-year-old detached cottage located eight miles from Carmarthen, the oldest town in Wales. A quiet, friendly market town, Carmarthen plays host to a variety of independent shops and art galleries and a good selection of restaurants and pubs.
Penrhiw has been extensively renovated to a high standard, with thoughtful touches, exposed beams and underfloor heating downstairs and in both bathrooms.
This wonderful country home provides an ideal base for up to six guests. With three comfortable double bedrooms, family bathroom and shower room, spacious kitchen, sitting room and separate TV room there is plenty of space to make your own.
The family-friendly facilities accommodate children and babies meaning the whole family can easily enjoy a welcome break together. There is parking right outside for up to four vehicles, a village shop within a
5-minute walk and Tesco Online will deliver straight to your door.
On cool evening, the cottage's sitting room provides the perfect spot to cosy up with a good book whilst the wood-burning stove keeps you nice and snug. In the warmer summer months, throw open the patio doors, to beautiful countryside and enjoy dining al-fresco in its lovely enclosed garden with unspoiled views.
Penrhiw is a pet-friendly cottage. Well-behaved, clean, dry and well-groomed dogs are welcome on the ground floor.
