About this property
Tor Cefn Annex is a well-appointed retreat nestled within the beautiful Carmarthenshire countryside, offering guests a peaceful escape surrounded by nature. Boasting tranquil surroundings, minimal light pollution, and wonderfully dark skies, this charming property is the perfect place to unwind, reconnect, and enjoy some of the finest stargazing Wales has to offer. Guests can also enjoy the convenience of the on-site tea room, open Wednesday to Saturday from 11am until 5pm, serving the perfect refreshments during a relaxing countryside break.
Park in the designated space and take a moment to appreciate the calm setting before stepping inside. The seating area to the front provides a lovely spot to enjoy your morning coffee while listening to birdsong and taking in the peaceful atmosphere.
Enter into the welcoming kitchen/diner, where warm wooden fixtures and everything you need await to create delicious home-cooked meals. For longer stays, the washing machine offers added convenience after days spent exploring the countryside. Prepare your favourite dishes using the oven and hob, keep refreshments chilled in the fridge/freezer, and gather around the dining table to enjoy meals together.
When it's time to relax, wander through to the sitting room, where a comfortable sofa and armchair invite you to settle in for the evening. Switch on the mounted TV or curl up beside the electric fire as you enjoy a quiet night indoors.
Upstairs, a bright and spacious double bedroom awaits, complete with attractive décor and plenty of room to unwind. The en-suite bathroom offers both a bath and shower, providing the perfect place to freshen up after a day of adventure.
Nature lovers will be in their element here. The surrounding area is renowned for its abundance of wildlife, making it a fantastic spot foTor Cefn Annex is a well-appointed retreat nestled within the beautiful Carmarthenshire countryside, offering couples a peaceful escape surrounded by nature. Boasting tranquil surroundings, minimal light pollution, and wonderfully dark skies, this charming property is the perfect place to unwind, reconnect, and enjoy some of the finest stargazing Wales has to offer. Guests can also enjoy the convenience of the on-site tea room, open Wednesday to Saturday from 11am until 5pm, serving the perfect refreshments during a relaxing countryside break.
Park in the designated space and take a moment to appreciate the calm setting before stepping inside. The seating area to the front provides a lovely spot to enjoy your morning coffee while listening to birdsong and taking in the peaceful atmosphere.
Enter into the welcoming kitchen/diner, where warm wooden fixtures and everything you need await to create delicious home-cooked meals. For longer stays, the washing machine offers added convenience after days spent exploring the countryside. Prepare your favourite dishes using the oven and hob, keep refreshments chilled in the fridge/freezer, and gather around the dining table to enjoy meals together.
When it's time to relax, wander through to the sitting room, where a comfortable sofa and armchair invite you to settle in for the evening. Switch on the mounted TV or curl up beside the electric fire as you enjoy a quiet night indoors.
Upstairs, a bright and spacious double bedroom awaits, complete with attractive décor and plenty of room to unwind. The en-suite bathroom offers both a bath and shower, providing the perfect place to freshen up after a day of adventure.
Nature lovers will be in their element here. The surrounding area is renowned for its abundance of wildlife, making it a fantastic spot for birdwatching, with birds of prey regularly seen soaring overhead. Woodland habitats nearby are home to a variety of native wildlife, creating endless opportunities to enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings.
Ideally positioned for exploring some of West Wales' most popular attractions, guests can discover the medieval stronghold of Kidwelly Castle, enjoy scenic walks, forest trails and outdoor pursuits at Pembrey Country Park, or visit the nearby bird sanctuary in Carmarthen for an unforgettable wildlife experience. Families will also enjoy a day out at Folly Farm, while the towns of Llanelli and Carmarthen can both be reached in around 20 minutes by car, making Tor Cefn Annex a wonderfully central base for exploring the region.
Whether you're seeking peaceful countryside walks, memorable wildlife encounters, spectacular night skies, or easy access to West Wales' attractions, Tor Cefn Annex provides a wonderful base from which to experience it all.r birdwatching, with birds of prey regularly seen soaring overhead. Woodland habitats nearby are home to a variety of native wildlife, creating endless opportunities to enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings.
Ideally positioned for exploring some of West Wales' most popular attractions, guests can discover the medieval stronghold of Kidwelly Castle, enjoy scenic walks, forest trails and outdoor pursuits at Pembrey Country Park, or visit the nearby bird sanctuary in Carmarthen for an unforgettable wildlife experience. Families will also enjoy a day out at Folly Farm, while the towns of Llanelli and Carmarthen can both be reached in around 20 minutes by car, making Tor Cefn Annex a wonderfully central base for exploring the region.
Whether you're seeking peaceful countryside walks, memorable wildlife encounters, spectacular night skies, or easy access to West Wales' attractions, Tor Cefn Annex provides a wonderful base from which to experience it all.
Nestled in the heart of the Gwendraeth Valley is the quaint rural village of Ponthenri, which sits in-between the county town of Carmarthen and 'The Garden of Wales' at Llanelli. The village is home to two country pubs, a Post Office, a takeaway, primary school and recreation ground, while further shops and pubs can be found just down the road at Pontyates. Nearby is Kidwelly, a vibrant town boasting attractions including the historic Kidwelly Castle and fascinating Heritage Museum, as well as the family-friendly Pembrey Country Park where adventure lovers can take part in horse riding, skiing on the dry ski-slope or toboggan. Nwhile Cefn Sidan Beach is also nearby, offering a glorious seaside break where visitors can relax on the sand, swim in the sea or build sandcastles with the kids. The area is filled with popular attractions for visitors of all ages including a challenging route via the Celtic Trail Cycleway, a day of adventure at Wildfowl and Wetlands Park, or discovering a memorable view at Brecon Beacons. With the thriving town of Llanelli in easy reach, Ponthenri is a fantastic holiday spot for those wishing to explore the Millennium Coast.
Accommodation
One double bedroom with en-suite bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with pull-out double bed, electric fire.
Tea room on site, open 11 am-5 pm Wed-Sat.
Heating.
Oven, hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine, kettle, toaster.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power, included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Highchair and travel cot available on request.
Designated parking space for 1 car.
Garden with gravelled area, and furniture.
Two well-behaved pets welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 2.1 miles, pub 1.9 miles.
Note: If you are bringing a pet with you, please ensure you select and declare your pet when making your booking by ticking the pet option.
This helps us ensure the property is prepared appropriately for your stay.
Please Note: 1x double bedroom, 1x double sofa bed.