This remote 17th century Welsh longhouse has been superbly converted; it is in a beautiful remote location with wonderful panoramic views reached down an unmade ancient drover's road through woodlands, crossing a ford, and is set in excess of an acre of private land. This is the most peaceful tranquil spot with fantastic views of the Black Mountain (the Western edge of the National Park newly designated as a World Heritage Geo Park). Excellent walks straight from the cottage and there is a wealth of wildlife and many birds to be seen, including a pair of red kites that nest nearby. The water for the cottage is from a bore hole (filtered). The nearest neighbours are about a mile away.
Cottage accommodation
Sleeps 6, 3 bedrooms. A delightful and well equipped spacious kitchen with an electric hob, oven and grill, dishwasher, microwave and fridge. Kitchen table and chairs. Down a few stone steps to the oldest part of this beautiful farmhouse where the traditional flagstone floors have been retained and there is a small room with the original bread oven, and old kitchen range. The utility room with Belfast sink has a freezer, washing machine and a tumble dryer and has ample storage, including re-cycling facilities. The dining room with a lovely oak dining table and matching chairs and again the original flagstone floors.
The sitting room with its old oak beams, large woodburning stove set in a stone fireplace is warm and comfortable with sofas and chairs, Flatscreen TV with basic Sky package, DVD, video and Hi-fi. There is a music system which also has speakers in the dining room, kitchen and sauna. French doors lead from the sitting room out onto the sunny patio with garden furniture. The hall also with flagstone floors has an area for hanging coats and walking gear.
Upstairs to
Bedroom 1: a large master bedroom with attractive king-size wooden bed and with wonderful views across to the Black Mountain.
Bedroom 2: has a double bed and cot.
Bedroom 3: has twin beds.
The bathroom has a Jacuzzi whirlpool bath, separate shower cubicle, handbasin and a built-in sauna room. There is a separate toilet, bidet and handbasin.
Useful information
Nearest pub 4 miles. Shop/restaurants 8 miles. Llandeilo, in the Towy river valley, 9 miles. Llandeilo also boasts the Heart of Wales railway line, the nearby Aberglasney House and Gardens, The National Botanic Gardens.
Learn more about Llandeilo here.
Book your break at Llwyn Y Neuadd online or, alternatively you can book by calling our office on 01874 676446.
If you would like to speak to someone who has visited this property please ask for:
Elizabeth and Caroline
