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The Dairy Barn - countryside views and Pygmy Goats

This delightful spacious, semi-detached converted Victorian barn sits idyllically within 30 acres of lovely countryside on the boarder of Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Only 5 minutes drive from the A40 and 2.5 miles from Whitland town which has a train station, pubs, cafes, butchers, greengrocers, launderette, Chinese takeaway, fish and chip shop and Co-op. Centrally situated to explore Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion and all the beautiful beaches West Wales has to offer.

Cosy Log Cabin

Lovely, tranquil retreat on the road to Llansteffan, three miles from Carmarthen. The log cabin is at the far end of a large lily pond within the grounds of our three-acre garden. Features include a log burner, fluffy bathrobes, slippers and towels, DVD library, large box of games, private deck and garden area overlooking the pond, BBQ and outdoor lighting. NB: the Cosy Cabin does not have WiFi. It is not suitable for children under the age of 12 because of the log burner and the large pond.

The Folly: A charming, secluded waterside cottage.

A traditional Pembrokeshire cottage in a unique, idyllic woodland and waterside setting. The cottage is reached via a private farm road 1/2 a mile from the centre of Cosheston village. It has its own slipway, providing direct access to the estuary for beach walks and launching small boats, canoes and paddleboards . The cottage has been recently restored and furnished to a very high standard. It has a new kitchen and new bathrooms, full central heating and a wood-burning stove.

Stunning views in a peaceful location.

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Situated in the rural village of Llangynog just 5 miles from the beautiful Llansteffan beach/castle and a half hour drive to the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast. Mountain views and freedom to roam the farmland. 'The Bank' top has breathtaking panoramic views, perfect for sunset picnics or frosty strolls. After a day of hiking, cycling, fishing, golfing or beaching, guests can relax at Lan Llofft in a peaceful secluded setting.

Penlan farm cottage, stunning views

Two bedroom bungalow situated on a smallholding and campsite. We have 26 acres of fields and woodland, with beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. It has a gravel parking area and garden, enclosed by a fence and gate, allowing privacy and safety for children. The bungalow has a full kitchen with electric hobs and oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, toaster, kettle, and utensils. A barbeque base and patio set is available for enjoying the outside.

Ty-Ni, Laugharne

"Ty-Ni" is situated in the idyllic township of Laugharne on the Carmarthen Bay Estuary, a good base for visiting Carmarthenshire & Pembrokeshire, in South West Wales. Laugharne hosts the poet Dylan Thomas's Boat House and writing shed where he wrote some of his works including "Under Milkwood". Ideally located to explore the Coastal Path for stunning scenic walks, and close to Tenby, Saundersfoot, Narberth & further a field St David's, Pembroke, the West Coast.

Cwmderi, a green valley.

Cwmderi is an old Welsh cottage at the heart of a working farm and with superb views of the Cynin valley. The cottage has been restored in an open-plan style to a very high standard in traditional ways using local materials, at its centre is a large wood stove. There are places for picnics on the farm and plenty of quiet walking routes around the area.

Cosy 2 bedroom Cottage in a rural setting.

This spacious converted barn sits in a delightful rural setting. It is ideally situated to explore Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion and all of the beautiful surrounding beaches. It is within walking distance of Whitland, which has a train station, pubs, cafes, butchers, greengrocers, takeaways, and shops.

Light and airy studio apartment in Carmarthen town centre - Ty Caer.

Light and airy open plan studio apartment in the centre of Carmarthen town. Full private apartment with separate access. Newly refurbished to a high standard. Ideal location for visiting the best of Wales. It can be noisy , particularly on a Friday or Saturday night because of its central location in proximity to bars.