Cabin ∙ 3 bedrooms ∙ 6 guests | Cottage in Burry Port
3 Bedroom Cottage in Burry Port
Set in the coastline town of Burry Port and county of Carmarthenshire is this well-presented cottage, 54 Pencoed Road. Sleeping up to six guests and two well-behaved dogs, the property is ideal for hosting a group celebration or a peaceful family break in South West Wales. Pulling up to the pale-blue fronted property, you will be greeted by on street parking, heading down the private path towards the welcoming hallway. Firstly, leading into the spacious sitting room, relax and unwind in front of the TV, immerse yourself in the selection of books, or start a friendly competition of foosball. Stepping through the property, you'll reach the well-stocked open-plan kitchen/diner, offering the perfect setting to settle down for a home cooked dinner and glass of wine. Accessible through patio doors, discover the enclosed rear garden, ideal for hosting on a summer's evening, homing outdoor furniture, a lawned area, an external log burner and a private hot tub; take a dip, warm up and soak in the offshore views. Once the sun has set, head upstairs to three double bedrooms, one of which has its own en-suite, along with a main bathroom boasting a rainfall walk-in shower. Conveniently situated within walking distance to local shops, restaurants, and pubs, have the choice between homestyle hosting or head to the Hope & Anchor for a pub-style meal. For sunny days out, head towards Burry Port Lighthouse and marina, visit WWT Llanelli Wetland Centre and its residents of flamingos, geese and mandarin ducks, or hike through the woodlands of Penllergare Walley Woods and its breath-taking waterfalls. Explore the history and heritage of the local area by touring Parc Howard Museum and its gardens, take in the Norman grounds of Kidwelly Castle, or ride the Gwili Steam Railway and its wealth of antique steam trains. For unique experiences, Plantasia Tropical Zoo and its immersive rainforest, the Creepy Carmarthen Tour, and its historical storytelling, and Llansteffan beach and its heavenly sunsets are all popular choices. Perfect for making memories, choose 54 Pencoed Road whilst visiting Carmarthenshire.
Burry Port boasts a variety of businesses, a Post Office, many bars, and restaurants and is wonderfully situated on the gorgeous South West Wales coastline. The golf club is known for providing year-round sport, regardless of the weather, and the sandy beach is equally enjoyable on hot summer days as it is on wild storming winter days. The harbour is bustling with activity, and you may sit and watch the fisherman return to land with their loaded boats. The Millennium Coastal Park, with its 22 kilometres of off-road cycling trails, stretches along this stunning coastline, allowing hikers and cyclists alike to enjoy one of Wales' most gorgeous itineraries. Carmarthen is a busy retail hub with several major brand stores as well as small, distinctive Welsh gift shops, wonderful restaurants, tea rooms, bars, a bowling alley, and a theatre for movie fans. Llanelli has a wide selection of out-of-town shops, a modern cinema, a theatre, and a leisure facility, as well as a modern links golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus. The Ffos Las racecourse is open all year with many meetings for horse racing aficionados, and it is quickly becoming the best new racecourse in the UK. One of Pembrey Country Park's beauties, the eight-mile-long Cefn Sidan beach, is just over two miles away. The neighbouring Pembrey Motor Sports Centre hosts a variety of events, while nature lovers will enjoy the National Wetlands Centre Wales, which is located at the Millennium Coastal Park's eastern end.
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