Meat free policy: During your stay at this Victorian Farmhouse, we encourage you to explore and enjoy a variety of plant-based foods.

Llanybydder 1.7 miles. Victorian Farmhouse is a traditional, pet-friendly holiday cottage situated in the serene area of Ty Mawr near Llanybydder, Carmarthenshire. This vegetarian-only property ensures a peaceful, plant-based environment - no meat or meat products allowed. With its traditional farmhouse charm and quirky, homely feel, it offers a relaxed, authentic atmosphere, making it the perfect place to unwind. Step through the door and into a generously sized kitchen/diner, fully equipped with everything you’ll need to whip up hearty breakfasts or evening feasts during your stay. Just off this space is a practical utility room, complete with a fridge with ice box, washing machine, and tumble dryer, ideal for keeping things ticking over, especially after a day out exploring. The sitting room is a welcoming spot to relax, centred around a woodburning stove that’s perfect for those cooler evenings when you just want to curl up and unwind. Venture outside and you'll find a private garden with a neat lawn and a patio area furnished for outdoor dining, whether you're enjoying a morning coffee or a leisurely dinner in the fresh air. But the real showstopper here is the luxurious hot tub. Set beneath open skies, it offers a blissful way to end your day, immerse yourself in the warm bubbles and let the gentle jets soothe you as the stars appear overhead. When it’s time to call it a night, there are four thoughtfully arranged bedrooms to choose from: a king-size, a double, a triple room with a double below and single above, and a bunk room, giving you the flexibility to suit families, friends, or mixed groups with ease. The property also boasts a bathroom featuring a roll-top bath with a handheld shower, alongside a separate shower room, so there’s plenty of space for everyone to get ready without a fuss. If you manage to pull yourself away from the calmness of Victorian Farmhouse, immerse yourselves in the rich local history by taking a trip to the National Trust - Dolaucothi, the only known Roman Gold Mine in the UK, or the atmospheric ruins of Talley Abbey. Nature lovers will appreciate a stroll in Coed Y Foel - a delightfully diverse woodland managed by the Woodland Trust, promising an array of local fauna and flora. For a glimpse of Welsh culture, visit The Welsh Quilt Centre that beautifully showcases the art and history of Welsh quilts. Lastly, don't forget to savour some delightful local produce at Byrgwm, a popular spot among the locals. However you choose to spend your days whilst staying at this wonderful retreat, you'll always look forward to returning to the welcoming embrace of Victorian Farmhouse.

A small market town straddling the River Teifi, Llanybydder is a typical old Welsh town with a small selection of shops, including a Post Office, bakers and farmers co-operative, and a few pubs and eating places scattered throughout its streets. It is the focal point for the surrounding farmers, and regularly holds horse sales. The countryside is perfect for walkers, cyclists and birdwatchers alike. Set on the border between Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion, Llanybydder is perfectly positioned to travel to the county town of Carmarthen with its busy shopping centre, with small individual quirky shops and the well-known high street stores, Merlin's Hill Centre and even a steam railway. The superb coastline of both south and west Wales is within 20 miles for great seaside days and coastal walks on the world renowned Welsh coastal path. An excellent central location to enjoy the south west of Wales.

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