The Tiny Terrace

Llandybie Near Ammanford, Carmarthenshire

The Tiny Terrace, located in Llandybie near Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, Wales, is an ideal romantic getaway for couples seeking a cozy retreat. With the convenience of a pub just ten yards away, this property offers a charming atmosphere for relaxation. The ground floor features a lounge and kitchen area equipped with modern amenities such as a 32" Freeview TV, CD player, and a breakfast nook, alongside essential appliances including an electric cooker, microwave/oven/grill combination, and fridge/freezer. Additionally, a well-appointed shower room is available, ensuring comfort during your stay.

Accessed by a spiral staircase, the first floor houses a comfortable bedroom with a double bed and a double sofa bed suitable for children. The property is well-equipped with gas central heating, and all utilities, including gas, electricity, bed linen, and towels, are included in the rental. Guests can enjoy Wi-Fi access and a welcome pack upon arrival. Outside, a shared lawned garden features a patio area with furniture and a chiminea, providing a perfect spot for relaxation. On-road parking is available, and the property maintains a no smoking policy, with restrictions on children under six years old due to the garden's steps and slopes.

The Tiny Terrace serves as a central base for exploring the surrounding areas, with essential amenities such as a butcher, baker, supermarket, chemist, and post office all within easy reach. The village also boasts a Michelin star restaurant, enhancing the culinary experience for visitors. Adventure seekers can indulge in a variety of activities, including quad biking, paintballing, climbing, walking, and cycling, with dedicated paths available for exploration. Historical sites like Carreg Cennen, Dryslwyn, and Dinefwr Castles offer fascinating glimpses into the region's rich heritage.

For nature enthusiasts, the National Botanical Gardens of Wales and the romantic Aberglasney Gardens are perfect day trip destinations. The quaint market town of Llandeilo is a short drive away, featuring independent shops, an art gallery, and an antique center. For those willing to venture further, the stunning scenery and beaches of the Gower Peninsula await, renowned as Britain’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a popular surfing destination. Conveniently, the Heart of Wales Line is within walking distance, providing easy access to explore the wider region.

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