Llantood Farm Cottages
Two lovely properties on a working farm in the Pembrokeshire countryside
At a glance:
- Watch the farm animals being fed and meet the friendly donkeys
- Hidden away along a private road
- Distant views over the fields to the Preseli Hills
- 30 acres of woodland walks to explore
- Close to Poppit Sands beach and the Pembrokeshire coastal path
- Private gardens each with their own patio areas
The accommodation and location
Set on a working farm in Pembrokeshire and close to the Ceredigion border, these two cottages are a perfect base for exploring north Pembrokeshire and the Cardigan Bay coastline.
One of the Donkeys grazing in the field
Both properties benefit from being open plan downstairs with large airy open spaces to enjoy with the family. You'll also find a wood burner in each of the cottages - perfect for a cosy night relaxing in front of the TV.
Y Cartws' open plan living area
Both kitchens are well equipped with all the utensils you'll need to rustle up a hearty meal. The vibrant town of Cardigan is just a few miles away with a good selection of independent food shops, plus two supermarkets to choose from. There are also a varied range of restaurants and takeaways if a night away from the stove is in order.
Kitchen area at Y Bwthyn
Upstairs in Y Cartws, you'll find a King size bed in one room and a twin room in the other. In Y Bwthyn you'll find a double room, a twin room, and in both cottages a family bathroom. All bedrooms feature vaulted ceilings making them feel light, spacious and airy.
Double bedroom in Y Cartws
Outside, each property has it's own private garden and patio area. Y Bwthyn's garden and patio area enjoy far reaching views over fields to the Preselli Hills, and Y Cartws benefits from a rear graveled garden with a patio, plus a level grassy area to the front and side.
Y Bwthyn's patio area and garden
The farm is set in 200 acres. Some 30 of these are wooded valleys with access right from the doorsteps of both cottages. Wander around the farm to see the various animals being fed, or take a stroll across the fields - you may get to see foxes, squirrels, buzzards, and red kite amongst other wildlife that share this land. In springtime the woodlands are a carpet of Bluebells and other woodland flowers - take a picnic, sit alongside the stream, and soak up the bird song, it really is quite magical.
As earlier mentioned, Cardigan is just a few miles to the north, and alongside the shops and restaurants there is a cinema, a theatre, play area's for the children and also a skate park. On the opposite bank of the river to Cardigan is the village of St Dogmaels with a ruined Abbey, and also Poppit Sands with half a mile of sand, sea and dunes. The Preseli Hills are just 20 minutes by car, as is the bustling seaside town of Newport with a further two beaches.
Where are Llantood Farm Cottages?
On a 200 acre farm, in the stunning north Pembrokeshire countryside, just off the A487 from Cardigan towards Newport.
