Property code: OC-T46673
Historic Pwll Trap is home to a welcoming pub and a handsome chapel – both are close to this holiday hideaway, while the village is within easy reach of many must-see locations across Carmarthen and Pembrokeshire. Less than a mile away, market town St Clears serves as a gateway between the counties, and sits on the Wales Coastal Path. Further east, Carmarthen (10 miles), known as the oldest town in Wales, is en route to horticultural hot spots, the National Botanic Garden of Wales (17.5 miles) and Aberglasney Gardens (22 miles). Head south for lengthy strolls on golden sands – at Pendine, the 7-mile beach is associated with 1920s land speed record attempts. Saundersfoot (14.5 miles) and Tenby (17 miles) boast beautiful beaches and an array of shops, inns and eateries, while closer to home, Laugharne (5 miles) is best-known as the home of poet Dylan Thomas and for its magnificent medieval fortress.
Park on the driveway and unpack at your own pace, stepping through the conservatory-style entrance and straight into the property’s open-plan social space. Designed to prioritise together-time, this is a room where four can cook, dine and unwind in comfort. In one corner, the kitchen contains all the self-catering essentials, with the dining suite conveniently positioned close by. Just a few footsteps away, colourful soft seating is arranged before the Smart TV so you can catch up with favourite films and box sets for home-style entertainment. When it’s time to sleep, follow the hallway to find a wet room and two double bedrooms, one of which has a door opening straight onto the garden.
At the rear of the annexe, the garden is a great extension to your living space. Complete with a furnished patio and an enclosed lawned area, it makes a great spot for al fresco food, drinks and family fun.
Code: OC-T46673