The Den is a charming 19th Century cottage located in Llanybri near Llansteffan, Carmarthenshire, Wales. Situated next to the owner's farmhouse and a small caravan site, this tranquil 28-acre smallholding offers stunning coastal views and a peaceful rural setting. The cottage features exposed stone walls, wooden beams, a fully fitted kitchen, complimentary wifi, and a wood-burning fire, providing a luxurious yet characterful stay for couples or individuals seeking isolation from city life.
Guests at The Den can enjoy panoramic views of the countryside, including landmarks like Caldey Island and Dylan Thomas' Boathouse in Laugharne. The property is ideal for stargazing at night and offers easy access to the dog-friendly Llansteffan Beach and the Wales Coastal Path for outdoor enthusiasts. Nearby amenities include a Thai restaurant, pubs, cafes, a village shop, and art galleries, providing plenty of options for dining and entertainment within walking distance of the cottage.
Located in Carmarthen, the oldest town in Wales and known as the birthplace of Merlin, The Den serves as an ideal base for exploring South West Wales, including Pembrokeshire and the Gower Peninsula. With a central location and easy access to local attractions, shops, and restaurants, guests can enjoy a mix of history, nature, and relaxation during their stay. Additionally, the property is conveniently located on a bus route for those who prefer not to drive, making it a convenient and accessible destination for visitors looking to explore the beauty of West Wales.
Weekly price from £376
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