Holiday Cottages in Carmarthen: Self catering Holiday Cottage Accommodation in Dyfed South Wales

Interior
Acorn Views is a modern  four bedroom cottage, with up-to-date furnishings.

The ground floor accommodation comprises a hallway, nicely furnished lounge, including a brick fireplace with electric stove, and a dining room with a comfortable seating area. A good selection of books and games are provided. The up-to-date kitchen has all new units, kitchen equipment and a seating area/breakfast bar.

In addition there is a utility room, WC and basin, a separate cloakroom and a ground floor single bedroom.

Upstairs are a further three bedrooms. The double bedroom has an en-suite shower, basin and WC.

The second is also a double bedroom with twin beds and the third bedroom contains a single bed. The family bathroom contains a bath, basin and WC.

All linen is provided and beds are freshly made up for arrival. A cot is available on request.

Outside
The block paving drive approaching the cottage provides parking space and the private garden is perfect for relaxing and enjoying the countryside.

Local area
The cottage is located on the southern edge of Carmarthen, which offers a market, a castle and other historic sites, a good range of shops and a local theatre.

Llanstephan beach is just 4 miles away and if you wish to travel further there are other seaside resorts within reach including Tenby, Saundersfoot, Pendine, Amroth and the Gower Peninsular.

There is plenty to do in this area of Carmarthenshire with activities ranging from fishing, golfing and cycling to horse riding and pony trekking.

There are steam trains and castles too in this area of South West Wales. There are many more parks to visit. The historic town of Kidwelly, Laugharne Castle and the Taf estuary are all nearby. The National Botanic Garden of Wales is situated in the Tywi Valley to the east of Carmarthen town.

Carmarthen

The castle remains are a focal point of the town. Merlin is said to have lived nearby as did King Arthur of the legend. The area is steeped in history and myth and forms an ideal central location to explore the history and countryside of South West Wales. Carmarthen's County Museum is located in the old Bishop's Palace at Abergwili and is a few minute's drive from the town centre. There is plenty of free parking and easy walks in the ground of the old Palace. The museum has undergone many improvements to bring it more into line with what visitors expect and it is well worth a visit. The County Museum also has other buildings, Parc Howard at Llanelli, The Museum of Speed at Pendine and an Industrial Museum at Kidwelly.