Nestled on the owner's smallholding, with the cheery sounds of chickens clucking and mature gardens flourishing around them, this charm-filled annexe is tucked away on the edge of the Llanllwni mountains. Set in beautiful Carmarthenshire, this snug cottage offers families and friends alike, the chance to get together in the heart of a wonderful region of Wales. The conservatory creates a harmonious ambience between the pretty gardens outside and the cosy interior space. Head into this single-storey cottage and feel the neutral décor brightening up your mood, the cockerel theme continues inside with house-hold accessories dotted about the place. Step into the kitchen, which occupies a fine set of sleek units and a modern aesthetic. The dining area offers a delightful spot to sit each morning and enjoy breakfast, with overhead lighting brightening up the space and adding character to the room. Just off from the kitchen is the double bedroom, conveniently placed, where you can wake up and step straight into the shower, getting you refreshed for the day ahead. There is also a twin bedroom next to the lounge and the option of a sofa bed on request, so you have a choice of sleeping arrangements. Positioned in an excellent location for walking and mountain biking, this well-presented accommodation is tucked away with the Brechfa Forest just the other side of Llanllwni mountain. This small village is surrounded by a patchwork of fields in varying shades of green, dotted with traditional stone cottages, showcasing views stretching across the region of Carmarthenshire. There are many outdoor activities available including picnicking at Ceredigion Bay. Enjoy an adventure-filled trip to Wales and use this delightful annexe cottage as a base for you and your loved ones.

Llanllwni is a small village community in Carmarthenshire, on the main Carmarthen to Lampeter road. Set on the edge of the Llanllwni Mountain, with stunning heathland and a large area of common land home to grazing ponies, the area enjoys fantastic views across Carmarthenshire, sloping down into the Brechfa Forest and Cothi River valley. With such a wide expanse of countryside surrounding the village, there are a myriad of outdoor activities for you to pursue and enjoy whilst staying in this region. This area is also particularly ideal for cyclists as the National Cycle Route 82 runs through the area opening up miles of countryside. Spend an afternoon exploring the popular market town of Llandysul on the River Teifi, or further afield, 17 miles to the south, the county town of Carmarthen is the oldest town in Wales and

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