Ysgubor Isaf

Llanglydwen, Narberth, Pembrokeshire

Located in the tranquil setting of Llanglydwen, Narberth, Pembrokeshire, this pleasant converted barn offers a unique 'upside-down' accommodation style, designed to maximize the scenic views of the surrounding countryside. The property can comfortably sleep three guests, featuring a double bedroom and a single bedroom, both adorned with large arched windows and wooden floors that enhance the rustic charm. The first floor boasts a beamed, open-plan living and dining area, complete with a wood-burning stove, a modern oak-style kitchen, and patio doors leading to a balcony. Additional amenities include a shower room, electric heaters, and the option of a travel cot and high chair upon request.

This property stands out not only for its characterful interior but also for its shared facilities, including a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, and Jacuzzi, all of which are accessible year-round. Guests can enjoy a large, shared lawned garden equipped with patio furniture and a barbecue area, making it ideal for outdoor relaxation. The property features a natural spring water supply and emphasizes eco-friendliness, with much of its heating sourced from geothermal energy. Visitors can also take advantage of a shared laundry room and ample parking space for two cars, ensuring a convenient stay.

Set in a hidden valley surrounded by fields and wildlife, the location offers breathtaking views of the Preseli Hills and opportunities for outdoor adventures. A footpath leads from the cottages, providing access to circular walks of varying lengths across the picturesque countryside. The nearest town, Narberth, is just a short drive away, offering a variety of shopping options. Additionally, popular coastal destinations such as Tenby, Saundersfoot, and Amroth are within a half-hour drive, showcasing beautiful beaches and vibrant seaside atmospheres.

For those seeking activities beyond the beach, the area is rich in attractions, including Oakwood Theme Park, Folly Farm, and the National Botanic Garden of Wales. Visitors can explore historical sites like St. Davids, Britain’s smallest city, and numerous castles within an hour's drive. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park provides excellent walking trails, while opportunities for golfing, sailing, fishing, cycling, and horse riding abound. With a local shop just 3.5 miles away and a pub within a mile, this idyllic retreat combines comfort, nature, and adventure, making it a perfect getaway destination.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby