Property Description
Lying peacefully in a rural setting, boasting wonderful views over the rolling countryside, this beautifully restored barn provides the perfect holiday retreat for a family or groups looking to explore the spectacular coastline and rugged hills of west Wales. Conveniently located on the edge of the Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire borders and close to the charming market town of Narberth, this former cow shed has been lovingly restored to the highest standard to provide guests with a memorable holiday experience. Pembrokeshire, home to golden beaches, crystal blue waters and scenic countryside, provides the perfect destination in which to relax and unwind whatever time of year. The stunning beaches of Amroth, Newgale and Broadhaven are just a few which are worth a visit, as are the numerous majestic sites dotted around the county, including Carew and Pembroke Castles and the magnificent 12th-century cathedral in St Davids. The barn itself has been tastefully presented throughout featuring a large open-plan living area with an imposing vaulted oak beamed ceiling with French doors leading out onto the patio area. There is a well-equipped kitchen, perfect for trying some home cooking in, and three bathrooms to choose from with one offering full facilities for the disabled. Outside, guests can relax on the private patio and lawned garden, which is perfect for alfresco dining on a sunny day, or for the more adventurous, stroll down to the scenic woodland and try a spot of fishing on the banks of the glistening River Taf, which runs through the towns of St Clears and Whitland with many walks and places to visit. Following on, is the premier market town of Narberth, providing a perfect day out and is scattered with eclectic gift shops, art galleries, cafés and tasteful restaurants. Embark on the rollercoasters and slides in the county's award-winning leisure attractions including Oakwood, Blue Lagoon and Folly Farm, or visit the popular coastal resort of Tenby and Saundersfoot and indulge in one of the numerous seafood restaurants, or just sit back and relax on the world-famous “Harbour Beach', voted Europe's number one beach due to is sheltered bay, clear waters and tranquil fishing harbour. The historic town of Laugharne is within easy reach and is the former home of the late Welsh poet Dylan Thomas and his iconic boat house tucked away peacefully on the edge of the River Taf. Beach 6 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.
Large, beamed open-plan living/dining room with wooden floor, vaulted ceiling, French doors to patio and well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen with breakfast area and wooden floor. Utility. Two double bedrooms, each with TV. Wet room with toilet and facilities for the disabled. Shower room with toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with 5ft bed and additional single bed (for alternative sleeping only) and TV. Further double bedroom with TV. Bathroom with toilet.
