At Great Welsh Escapes we have the privilege of promoting and managing many beautiful cottages and homes in some of the most fantastic locations in Wales. We purposely have a small portfolio so that we can offer exceptional customer service to both cottage owners and our guests. All of our cottages are currently based in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, benefitting from its easy road links, and accessibility to the M4. There's much to see and do here, with the added bonus of bordering Ceredigion, each with their own unique offerings to visitors. So, take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about us. As a small local business our priority is providing excellent customer care, promoting sustainability, and ensuring that not only our owners, but also our guests have the most enjoyable and stress free experience as they possibly can. We are here to help with any questions prior to making a booking, ensuring you make the best possible choice for your holiday needs. Our aim is also to provide as much local information as possible before and after booking, including an online guest area which includes recommended things to do in the area, places to eat and drink, and local attractions and activities. This will ensure you get the most out of your holiday. We at Great Welsh Escapes want you to have the most amazing experience and make the best memories, here in Wales. Make your next adventure a Great Welsh Escape!

Property Highlights Indoor Heated Swimming Pool & Sauna (Closed January- February half-term) Pet Friendly - 2 Well Behaved Dog Welcome (charges apply) Jacuzzi Bath Located On A Working Farm With Private Lake Setting & Enclosed Gardens Barn Conversion Free Wi-Fi Parking Ideal For Small Families Or A Couple

St Clears is a charming town with a good choice of coffee shops, a handful of pubs and restaurants. It is a small town perfectly located to explore Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. It is 4 miles to Laugharne and 9 miles to Carmarthen. Laugharne is a small town sitting on the estuary of the Taf River and offers stunning estuary walks, including the infamous Dylan Thomas Birthday Walk. There are also plenty of woodland walks and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path starts nearby and there is easy access to the Brecon Beacons. Carmarthen, Wales oldest town, is a market town with a large variety of independent shops and plenty of lovely eateries. One of Carmarthen’s most famous early residents was Merlin the Magician. The Welsh name for the town, “Caerfyrddin”, means Merlin’s Fort and many believe the town was named after King Arthurs wizard. There are also a good choice of outdoor activities available in the area, ranging from horse riding, coasteering, to a variety of water sports, abseiling, orienteering, caving and gorge walking. There are many beautiful rugged beaches in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, along with the more popular coastal resorts of Pendine, Saundersfoot and Tenby. There is an abundance of interesting attractions locally, including Castles, historic houses and National Botanical Gardens to name a few. If you are a "foodie" then there is a fantastic choice of restaurants within a 20 - 30 minute's drive ranging from Coast in Coppet Hall to Y Polyn, just 5 minutes from Carmarthen.