Self Catering Cottages - 57 available in Carmarthenshire

We have 57 self catering holiday cottages available to book in Carmarthenshire. Carmarthenshireis in South Wales .

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Price: £ 900 - £ 1299

Price: £ 298 - £ 681

Open Fire • Short Break • Pet Friendly

In the heart of one of the most beautiful valleys in Wales these stone cottages stand alongside the ruins of 12th century Talley Abbey and are set in 30 acres of unspoilt pastureland. This is a haven for wildlife – red kites buzzards and other rare bird species are often seen and an otters' hide belonging to the RSPB is tucked away in the grounds. Two lakes one of which can be fished by arrangement add to the beauty of this lovely corner of Wales. Each cottage is beamed throughout and all retain a host of original features. Wood burning stoves open fireplaces and some antique furnishings are complimented by modern day facilities all combining perfectly to provide spacious well equipped and comfortable accommodation. Abbey Cottages are ideally situated for exploring the many delights of the area – the Dolaucothi goldmines Dan-Yr-Ogof caves the National Botanic Gardens of Wales and Gwili Steam Railway Park are all within easy reach. Llandeilo (7 miles) offers a choice of shops restaurants and inns. Pub (3 miles) at Llansawel.

Price: £ 250 - £390

• Fire or Woodburner • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Has a Garden •

On the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, in 28 acres of meadow and woodland and just a few miles from the exquisite, market town of Llandeilo, lies Beudy Mawr cottage, which nestles within Ffos Ddu Farm. Converted from an old barn, its caring owners have installed a mass of comfort and convenience beneath its impressive vaulted, beamed ceilings. After a countryside walk or an amble home from the village pub, Beudy Mawrs character packed interior and wood burning stove provide an irresistibly cosy welcome. Its furnished patio area with magnificent views across the Carmarthenshire countryside is a wonderful spot to relax and unwind amidst the carefree chorus of nature. Ffos Ddus 28 acres can provide days of adventure, delight and intrigue; blue-bells carpet the woodlands in Spring-time, otters inhabit the lake and the rivers that cross the land, deer and rabbits scuttle across the meadow land while rare red kites swoop majestically through the sky. Springtime also brings the Canada geese to land amongst this fascinating array of flora and fauna on Beudy Mawrs doorstep.

Price: £ 460 - £1160

• More than one bathroom or shower room • Pub close to cottage • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Has a Garden •

Cennen Lodge is a newly built property offering high quality accommodation for 8 - 10 people. The property is located in the small hamlet of Trap, nestled beneath Carreg Cennen Castle and enjoys outstanding views. The castle stands on top of a 300 foot precipice above the River Cennen a view which can be enjoyed from the property itself, or while sitting outside on the patio. Great attention has been paid to décor and colour within the property, with wooden floors and under-floor heating on the ground floor and new modern furniture and fittings throughout the house. Cennen Lodge overlooks stunning countryside and the grounds offer ample of space for children to play safely. The Beacons Way Footpath passes close by with the magnificent scenery of the castle with red kites flying overhead - ideal for country lovers, bird watchers and hikers. Guests will be able to take advantage of the owners traditional country pub and restaurant, which is located opposite the property. Enjoy a warm welcome and traditional pub food made with locally sourced products.

Price: £ 288- £1050

As one of three barn conversions, this outstanding semi-detached property is an excellent place for a family holiday. There is a snug living room with a cosy wood-burning stove as well as a well-equipped fitted kitchen. The property has maintained much of its period charm with stone walls and oak woodwork both features of the interior, whilst outside the property visitors have shared use of a pretty garden with rabbits and a pond with black swans. Guests who enjoy angling also have use of a one-mile stretch of the River Gwendreath. The local area offers numerous shops and pubs as well as a blue flag beach, making this an ideally placed home-from-home for a family or a group of friends.

Situated at the centre of West Wales amidst a superb mix of rolling countryside, the ancient coastal town of Kidwelly is beautifully set between glistening seashores and tranquil woodland. Set above the winding River Gwendreath in a commanding ridge-side position, the nearby Kidwelly Castle is a great place to visit, as is the fascinating Heritage Museum. The Pembrey Country Park also provides visitors with a range of outdoor activities including horse riding and an exhilarating dry-ski slope. Ffos Las Racecourse is fast growing in popularity, and makes a wonderful day out. The Cefn Sidan Beach offers an ideal spot for a family trip to the seaside whilst the Celtic Trail Cycleway leads through the wonderful inland scenery. There is also the fascinating Wildfowl and Wetlands Park, the scenic Brecon Beacons and the vibrant town of Llanelli to visit, making this a wonderfully varied location.

Price: £ 240 - £375

• Pub close to cottage • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Has a Garden •

On the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, in 28 acres of meadow and woodland and just a few miles from the exquisite, market town of Llandeilo, lies Beudy Bach cottage; a spacious studio for two, which nestles within Ffos Ddu Farm. Converted from an old barn, its caring owners have created a haven of comfort, character and charm beneath its impressive vaulted, beamed ceilings: Making it an idyllic, cosy retreat after a hike through the stunning, surrounding countryside or an amble home from the village pub. Its furnished patio area with magnificent views across the Carmarthenshire countryside is a wonderful spot to relax and unwind amidst the carefree chorus of nature. Ffos Ddus 28 acres can provide days of adventure, delight and intrigue; blue-bells carpet the woodlands in Spring-time, otters inhabit the lake and the rivers that cross the land, deer and rabbits scuttle across the meadow land while rare red kites swoop majestically through the sky. Springtime also brings the Canada geese to land amongst this fascinating array of flora and fauna on Beudy Bachs doorstep.

Price: £ 900 - £ 1299

Price: £ 502 - £ 1219

Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Short Break • Pet Friendly • Easy Walking Access

Enjoying panoramic views over hills and glorious countryside this attractive spacious family farmhouse perfect for reunions. Set on an organic farm – the owners are happy to show visitors around – it is within easy reach of many of this lovely area's attractions including the glorious sandy beach at Llansteffan (pictured). The National Botanical Gardens fine historic houses and gardens and several great Norman castles are all worth a visit. This is excellent walking country and the Gwili Steam Railway offering journeys through lovely wooded valley scenery is only 3 miles away. Further afield is the Oakwood Leisure Park with its famous roller coaster. The market town of Carmarthen (3 miles) boasts a wide range of shops and restaurants as well as a cinema theatre sports centre and indoor swimming pool museum and an 18 hole golf course. Lovely sandy beaches and sailing on Carmarthen Bay 12 miles. Fishing 6 miles. Country pub serving food 1 mile.

Price: £ 189- £780

Barn Owl Cottage is situated just 6 miles from Carmarthen and offers accommodation for 6 people. It boasts three bedrooms (two doubles and one twin) and a ground floor wetroom. The living space is arranged in an open-plan style and there is a large garden in which you can enjoy a spot of alfresco dining. There is off-road parking for 3 cars and the local pub is less than a mile away whilst only eight miles away is Pembrey Country Park Blue Flag Beach.

With beautiful rolling hills, a superb coastline, unique flowers and gardens, gold mines, some of Britain’s best fishing, Carmarthen is a fantastic location to get away from it all. Locally, you can explore the beautiful Cambrian Mounts in the north of the county, to the majestic Black Mountain, and the national park at Brecon Beacons, and picturesque Tywi Valley in the east. For garden lovers, east of Llanarthne is situated the Welsh National Botanic Garden, which boasts the world’s largest single-span glass house and Britain’s most lengthy herbaceous border. The unusual Hywel Dda Gardens and Interpretive Centre located in the west of the county has six gardens, each representing a section of the legal world. For those interested in the history of welsh gold, the Dolaucothi Gold Mines on the hillside of the beautiful Cothi Valley conducts tours which describe the history and skills needed to pan gold, lectures about underground mining, and you can view gold on exhibition. Fresh water fishing abounds in the River Teifi with some of the world’s best salmon, sea and brown trout fishing. Speed-freaks will enjoy Pendine Sands, where Malcolm Campbell broke three land speed records, and the nearby Pendine Museum of Speed has the vehicles he used on display.

Price: £ 254

Non Smoking • Enclosed Garden • Short Break • Pet Friendly

Ideally positioned in lovely countryside with far-reaching panoramic views are this spacious and refurbished charming house and adjoining pretty cottage each with its own parking area and large garden. Close to St Clears (2 miles) on the Pembrokeshire/Carmarthenshire borders and very convenient for Dylan Thomas country at Laugharne sandy beaches at Llansteffan and Pendine and lively attractions and boat rides of Saundersfoot Tenby. Enjoy a myriad of Pembrokeshire attractions and theme parks and even a chocolate and cheese making farm. Fishing riding golf and swimming are available locally as are a good range of eating and drinking establishments. The area also boasts the National Botanical Gardens of Wales Aberglasney good shopping and an open market in Carmarthen making this an excellent location for breaks all year round.

Price: £ 600 - £ 899

Price: £ 300 - £ 599

Price: £ 135- £376

Cilwen Fach lies seven miles from the town of Carmarthen and is situated next to the owners B & B. This all ground floor cottage is a former barn that has been decorated and furbished to a high standard. Cilwen Fach has one double bedroom and one bathroom, plus a well equipped fitted kitchen, a welcoming sitting room with dining area and a sofa bed. There is also the added bonus of off road parking for two cars, a secure bicycle storage area and an enclosed lawned garden with patio, furniture and BBQ - perfect to dine and relax in after a busy day exploring the area. Carmarthen has many attractions and amenities, including shops, pubs and restaurants, plus the area has many walks and cycling opportunities. Cilwen Fach is a perfect base to explore this magnificent area.

Overlooking the banks of the River Tywi, the town of Carmarthen has many attractions and amenities, including a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, along with ruins of a Norman castle, the site of a Roman amphitheatre and a museum that houses Roman relics. Known as the 'Garden of Wales', the county of Carmarthenshire boasts stunning coasts and countryside, plus walking, cycling, bird watching, fishing, golf, steam railways, gold mines and castles. The breathtaking Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is within driving distance and provides wonderful scenery.

Price: £ 583 - £ 1347

Enclosed Garden • Outdoor Pool • Multi Bath Shower

A charming countryside setting with views to the Black Mountains an outdoor heated swimming pool and a games barn all set in its own large secluded and secure garden – this spacious and very comfortable property has it all. Perfectly placed for exploring Brechfa the Brecon Beacons National Park and the sandy beaches of the Gower it sits close to Aberglasney Gardens (2 miles) and the National Botanic Gardens of Wales.

The surrounding area supports a wonderful variety of wildlife – the nearby Red Kite feeding station offers a stunning spectacle – and a host of family attractions including a Roman goldmine Pembrokeshire's lively theme parks and even a chocolate farm are all within an easy drive. Several good pubs and restaurants are found within 2 miles whilst Llandeilo (4 miles) boasts interesting small shops an antiques centre a castle and excellent fishing on the River Towy. Golf tennis and riding are available nearby.

Price: £ 190- £646

Boatyard By The Sea is an apartment cottage located near to the harbour in the South Wales village of Burry Port near to Kidwelly. The cottage has one twin bedroom, one double room and a family bathroom which makes it suitable for four people. The accommodation also includes a fitted kitchen and a sitting room with a dining table. Outside the cottage is a small patio area with outdoor furniture and off road parking for one car. With the beach just a couple of minutes' walk away, Boatyard By The Sea is a wonderful family holiday cottage in a beautiful location.

Burry Port is located on the south Wales coastline and has a selection of shops, a post office, several pubs and restaurants. The harbour is a hive of activity where you can take boat excursions out to sea. Carmarthen is a shopping centre with all the main chain stores plus the small, unique Welsh gift shops, lovely restaurants, tea rooms, pubs and a cinema.