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Meadow Cottage

Llanarthney, nr Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, South Wales & Pembrokeshire (Ref. 1162283)

5.0★

Coast & Country Holidays rating

  • 6 Guests

  • 3 Bedrooms

  • 2 Bathrooms

  • Pets Yes

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Features

  • Off road parking
  • Open fire
  • Garden / Patio
  • Cot available
  • Highchair available
  • Washing machine
  • Broadband / WiFi

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3 Customer Review(s)

  • Janusz

    “Perfect holiday in perfect conditions.”

    The cottage was addictively comfortable. The hosts could not be possible more assistive. The area is extraordinary. Whatever direction we picked for exploration, there was something interesting to visit and see, not to mention the National Botanic Garden just 5 minutes away. Staying in the farm was also nice, swimming, rowing a boat or paddling the stand-up board on a private lake just to mention few activities. Thank you so much!

    The cottage was addictively comfortable. The hosts could not be possible more assistive. The area is extraordinary. Whatever direction we picked for exploration, there was something interesting to visit and see, not to mention the National Botanic Garden just 5 minutes away. Staying in the farm was also nice, swimming, rowing a boat or paddling the stand-up board on a private lake just to mention few activities. Thank you so much!

    - Janusz, September 2024
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Summary

  • Note: Sleeps 6 (or 12 people) in each of the two adjoining cottages, with a shared garden and gate
  • Can be booked with Clearbrook Lodge, ref 1162282
  • Three bedrooms: 1 x double four poster with en-suite walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC; 1 x double; 1 x twin
  • Family bathroom with bath/shower attachments, basin, WC, heated towel rail
  • Kitchen/dining room
  • Sitting room with woodburning stove
  • Porch and hallway.
  • 1 acre lake with island (with seating), jetty and steps, for wild swimming, paddle boarding and non-motorised boating
  • 50 acres of grounds, meadows, pasture and woodland (with bridges, streams, zip wire) for walks
  • Eco friendly - air and water source heat pumps in cottages and solar panels
  • Shop and PO, 3 pubs, delicatessen and café all 1.5 miles
  • Electric oven and hob, double fridge freezers for extra fridge space, washing machine, microwave, Smart TV, WiFi, Amazon Alexa, Radio, night lights
  • 2 horse riding sand schools, and 3 stables with power and water
  • For bee keepers, the estate produces its own honey from numerous hives on site
  • Fuel, power, and starter pack for woodburning stove inc. in rent, additional wood available to buy on site
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Cot & high chair available
  • Off-road parking for 6 cars
  • Enclosed rear garden with patio furniture and barbecue
  • Two well-behaved pets welcome
  • The cottages enjoy a spring fed private water source
  • Sorry, no smoking
  • Note: Due to property being on a working farm, dogs must be supervised at all times, kept on a lead outside enclosed gardens and when walking around farm, all gates on the farm to be closed
  • Please note; Property is baby friendly
  • Note: This property is one of two semi-detached cottages, each sleeping 6, and can be booked with Ref 1162282 together sleeping up to 12 guests with adjoining garden

The property

Clearbrook Cottages

Clearbrook Cottages are a pair of serenely located cottages in stunning Carmarthenshire countryside, on a working farm and estate. Grade II listed Georgian stone cottages that are full of character, they were built in c 1831 along with Clearbrook Hall, the estate's former coach house and stable block - now Clearbrook Lodge and Meadow Cottage. They enjoy an elevated position, each with private, enclosed gardens, set in beautifully landscaped grounds, paddocks, and managed woodland (with zipwire). These properties offer an ideal retreat for families and friends yearning for a relaxing escape. After a day spent wandering around 50 acres of enchanting landscaped grounds, natural woodland, past sheep, cows, and bee hives, and over wooden bridges spanning winding streams, why not go for a wild swim in the picturesque one-acre lake or paddle board around the island in its centre, just behind the cottages? As the sun fades, enjoy a barbeque under the open skies with the sound of birdsong and nature, before moving inside and gathering around a cosy woodburning stove. Immerse yourself in the diverse beauty of the area, with many unspoilt villages, castles, galleries, and beaches (and the Coast Path - 20 mins drive). The National Botanic Garden of Wales is right next door, boasting an array of stunning plants, eye-catching landscapes, café, restaurant, garden centre and regular events. The rural village of Llanarthney is one of Carmarthenshire’s best kept secrets, with ancient castle ruins, country walks, an outstanding delicatessen and cafe, village pub and medieval church. The river Gwynon runs through it, whilst the Black Mountain Range, Brecon Beacons and River Tywi encircle it. Above the village is Paxton’s Tower, a 19th-century cottage owned by the Landmark Trust, from where you can see Dryslwyn Castle and Dinefwr Castle, the National Trust house and park in nearby Llandeilo. Llandeilo itself is famous for its row of colourful houses, independent shops and galleries. Nearby, Laugharney is a sleepy estuary village made popular by Dylan Thomas, former resident of the Boathouse (now a cafe and museum), whilst Llansteffan Beach, castle and coastal path is 20 mins drive. Carmarthen itself, is the oldest town in Wales, with the river Tywi running through it, medieval churches, castle, cinema, leisure centre, cafes, a thriving independent market and shops, including Boots, and Marks and Spencer. Gower and Pembrokeshire too, are only 30-40 mins drive away. From Llanarthney itself, explore the stunning Bannau Brycheiniog National Park in the Brecon Beacons, where magnificent landscapes and scenic walking trails await. Visit the National Showcaves Centre for Wales to discover the underground wonders of the region or journey to Carreg Cennen Castle for a taste of history and breathtaking views from its dramatic hilltop location. For a unique wildlife experience, don't miss the opportunity to visit The Red Kite Feeding Station and witness these majestic birds swooping and soaring in the skies above. Round off your day with a perfect fine dining experience at the celebrated Y Polyn fine dining restaurant, only 5 mins drive away, before returning to the tranquillity of Meadow Cottage. Your escape to the idyllic Welsh countryside awaits at Clearbrook Cottages. Clearbrook has an interesting historical background and was built in c 1831 by the Abadam family, owners of the ‘Middleton Hall Estate’ purchased from Sir William Paxton in 1824 (now the National Botanic Garden of Wales). Formerly known as Clearbrook Cottage. King Charles II later provided an Abadam Crest, to be found above the front door of the main house. Colonel Morse enlarged the cottage, creating the substantially larger property, renamed ‘Clearbrook Mansion’. and now 'Clearbrook Hall'.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £350.

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About the location

LLANARTHNEY

Llandeilo 7 miles; Carmarthen 8 miles.

Llanarthney is a small village on the B4300, and is home to a lovely pub serving food, an artisan café with delicatessen and The National Botanical Garden of Wales. The garden features Europe’s largest single-span glasshouse containing tropical plants from all over the world. As well as this wonderful garden, there is much to see and do in the surrounding areas including the Gwili Steam Railway, Aberglasney House and Gardens, the National Trust attractions of Dinefwr Castle and Country Park, Dolaucothi Gold Mines and Paxton’s Tower. The scenic Brecon Beacons, the Carmarthenshire coastline, Pembrokeshire Coast Path and the sandy beaches of the Gower Peninsula are all nearby.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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