Situated on the water's edge in Ferryside, this picturesque coastal cottage is a gateway to a world of fascinating market towns and villages and a host of attractions that will delight the little ones. Whether you're a group of six or two small families, this is the perfect base to immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of Wales and discover the charm of its nearby attractions.

After spending days on the sand, return to this lovely holiday home and slide your flip-flops off in front of the lighthouse feature wall. This palette of whitewashed walls and nautical blues creates an overarching sense of calm as you unwind in the open-plan living space. Natural light floods the rooms as you gather for a film in front of the Smart TV, while the glossy white cabinets and black countertops set the stage for cosy evenings of cooking tasty dishes. The sea views command an audience from the balcony on the first floor, where you may also like to watch the sunset with a glass of wine or perhaps a dessert at the table and chairs. Three delightful bedrooms provide solace after busy days, including a double room, a cosy twin and a king-size room with estuary views, an en-suite shower room and a WC. In the morning, take advantage of your coffee machine by making yourself a foamy cappuccino and enjoying it outside with the hum of birdsong and the sound of lapping waves.

When you're not whiling away the hours on the beach just metres from this wonderful home, ample walking routes can be rambled, including the Wales Coast Path, which can be joined behind the property. Explore Llansteffan Castle, pick up culinary excellence in Carmarthen, or get your binoculars out at the nature reserve in Kidwelly, all within 10 miles of the accommodation.

Situated on the water's edge in Ferryside, this picturesque coastal cottage is a gateway to a world of fascinating market towns and villages and a host of attractions that will delight the little ones. Whether you're a group of six or two small families, this is the perfect base to immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of Wales and discover the charm of its nearby attractions. After spending days on the sand, return to this lovely holiday home and slide your flip flops off in front of the lighthouse feature wall. This palette of whitewashed walls and nautical blues creates an overarching sense of calm as you unwind in the open plan living space. Natural light floods the rooms as you gather for a film in front of the Smart TV, while the glossy white cabinets and black countertops set the stage for cosy evenings of cooking tasty dishes. The sea views command an audience from the balcony on the first floor, where you may also like to watch the sunset with a glass of wine or perhaps a dessert at the table and chairs. Three delightful bedrooms provide solace after busy days, including a double room, a cosy twin and a king size room with estuary views, an en suite shower room and a WC. In the morning, take advantage of your coffee machine by making yourself a foamy cappuccino and enjoying it outside with the hum of birdsong and the sound of lapping waves. When you're not whiling away the hours on the beach just metres from this wonderful home, ample walking routes can be rambled, including the Wales Coast Path, which can be joined behind the property. Explore Llansteffan Castle, pick up culinary excellence in Carmarthen, or get your binoculars out at the nature reserve in Kidwelly, all within 10 miles of the accommodation.