Unique Character Barn B&B near Carmarthen

An award winning barn conversion, full of character and original features. Y Beudy at Dan y Graig has been lovingly transformed into a striking modern dwelling. Guests will have the whole space to themselves, featuring a large lounge area with mezzanine, bedroom with king size bed and en-suite bathroom. Breakfast is served in the oak-framed conservatory with panoramic countryside views. Hen feudy fferm Dan y Graig sydd wedi ei drawsnewid i fod yn lety gwely a brecwast trawiadol. Y Beudy at Dan y Graig is conveniently situated on the A484 just three miles from the market town of Carmarthen. Your host Carolyn, lives next door at Dan y Graig farmhouse and is always available to meet your requirements. The 18th century barn has exposed beams and stonework and is very tastefully decorated with Welsh slate floors and Welsh oak. It has underfloor heating throughout, which is heated by an environmentally friendly ground source heat pump, and complimentary superfast fibre broadband. The barn is set in spacious gardens and enjoys lovely countryside views beyond the lower Towy valley towards Pembrokeshire and the Preseli mountains. Mae'r beudy wedi ei addurno'n chwaethus gyda lloriau llechi o Chwarel Cwt y Bugail ger Blaenau Ffestiniog a grisiau a drysau deri. Mae golyfeydd godidog i'r gorllewin tuag at Sir Benfro a bryniau Preseli. Guests will have exclusive access to the lounge, mezzanine and conservatory as well as extensive private gardens to the rear of the barn. Bydd gennych ddefnydd o'r lolfa, y groglofft a'r heulfan, yn ogystal a'r gerddi tu ôl y beudy. Carolyn is always on hand to deal with any queries. A former teacher, who has lived and worked in the area throughout her life, she is fluent in Welsh, English and French. She is well-traveled and familiar with the needs of visitors. She serves a delicious breakfast using carefully selected local Welsh produce and will also be able to advise you on the best restaurants and places to visit in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire. Bydd Carolyn wastad ar gael i ymateb i'ch gofynion, a bydd yn paratoi brecwast blasus yn defnyddio cynnyrch lleol Sir Gâr. Y Beudy at Danygraig is set between the villages of Cwmffrwd and Idole just three miles from Carmarthen, which is home to national broadcaster S4C and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. It is also an excellent base for exploring the many tourist attractions in Carmarthenshire. The market town of Llandeilo is just 18 miles up the Towy valley; a picturesque journey past Dryslwyn and Dinefwr castles, and the excellent restaurants Y Polyn and Wright's. The National Botanic Garden of Wales is only ten miles away. One of Wales's top tourist attractions, Pembrey Country Park, is just 11 miles to the east with its 8 miles of golden sands and endless woodland trails for walking and cycling. You can also ride safely from here to Llanelli along the Millennium Coastal Path. Ffos Las racecourse is also nearby. The Sunday Times' best beach in Britain, Tenby, is less than 30 miles to the west, as is Narberth with its pretty boutiques. Dylan Thomas's boathouse in Laugharne is 15 miles away. It's just ten minutes by car to Ferryside, which has wonderful views across the Towy estuary towards Llansteffan castle. A recently relaunched ferry service takes passengers by boat to Llansteffan. Mae'r llety mewn llecyn cyfleus, rhyw dair milltir o dre Caerfyrddin sy'n gartre i Bencadlys S4C a Phrifysgol y Drindod Dewi Sant. Mae'n agos iawn hefyd at Barc Gwledig Penbre, yr Ardd Fotaneg Genedlaethol a llawer o brif atyniadau Sir Gâr. In order to make the most of your stay, travelling by car is recommended. We are easy to find, just three miles from the A48 dual carriageway. There are also good bus and rail links to Carmarthen and a local bus service from the town centre will bring you to our property. Mae'r Beudy mewn lleoliad cyfleus lai na thair milltir o ffordd ddeuol yr A48 a gorsaf dren Caerfyrddin. Mae arosfan bws gerllaw. A single bed for a child is available on request. Access to the mezzanine is via an open tread staircase which may not be suitable for unsupervised young children. There is no kitchen, but there are tea and coffee making facilities, a fridge, cutlery and crockery. A microwave can also be provided. Mae gwely sengl ar gael ar gyfer plentyn. Mae’r grisiau i’r groglofft yn anaddas ar gyfer plant bach. Does dim cegin, ond mae cyfleusterau i baratoi te a choffi, oergell, platiau a chyllyll a ffyrc. Gellir darparu meicrodon os oes angen.