Penparc

Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire

Penparc, located in Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, is an inviting accommodation option in Wales, originally constructed as two separate cottages between 1905 and 1911. This distinctively styled property, featuring terracotta roofing and snecked stone walls, can comfortably host up to eight guests along with two dogs, making it an ideal getaway for large groups. Its proximity to the expansive Dinefwr estate and deer park allows visitors to immerse themselves in the breathtaking countryside of West Wales.

The first floor of Penparc welcomes guests through a gabled porch, leading to a delightful kitchen and dining area, as well as a cozy living room adorned with a quarry-tiled floor and red-toned sofas, complemented by a woodburner for added warmth. This level also includes a shower room, utility room, and a snug reading room, providing ample space for relaxation after a day of outdoor adventures. The upper floor features four bedrooms: two doubles with en-suite shower rooms (with one having slightly restricted headroom) and two twin bedrooms, along with an additional bathroom.

Guests can enjoy stunning views from the garden, which overlooks the valley and the extensive grounds of Dinefwr. The outdoor area is equipped with a patio table and chairs, perfect for savoring a glass of wine while soaking in the picturesque parkland. Penparc is situated off a quiet track, providing a serene retreat in the Welsh countryside, ideal for those seeking a peaceful escape.

Visitors are encouraged to explore the Dinefwr estate, which features a historic house, a ruined castle, and numerous footpaths winding through 800 acres of scenic countryside, including a medieval deer park. Additionally, the nearby town of Llandeilo offers a delightful shopping and dining experience, showcasing a variety of independent shops and restaurants. For those looking to venture further, the National Botanic Garden of Wales is located nearby, and the stunning Welsh coast, including Carmarthen and Laugharne, is within easy reach.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the western edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park is accessible to the east, where visitors can discover beautiful waterfalls and the mountainous terrain of Pen-y-Fan. Penparc serves as a perfect base for exploring these diverse attractions, combining comfort and convenience in a beautiful natural setting.