Cottage
Available as film and photo shoot location.
From late spring 2024 – as holiday let
Grade 2 listed limewashed cottage with thatch roof covered with red oxide wrinkly tin. The cottage was recorded in 1840’s but possibly dates from earlier. It was originally a pair of adjoining farm workers dwellings. The walls are built from ‘clom’ or turf with later buttresses. Internally there is are two rooms, a parlour and ‘gegin fach’/kitchen either side of a small entrance hall painted in red oxide paint. Above a room extends the length of the building accessed from a ladder via a small room to the rear of the hall.
Once a common sight throughout Carmarthenshire and west Wales, the cottage is now a rare survivor.
A separate wrinkly tin building houses a kitchen/gegin fawr, shower room and two loos.
There is also a small tin shed and private parking for 2-3 cars.
The cottage is furnished with pieces of the period and originating from Carmarthenshire/Pembrokeshire borders.
The cottage can sleep 2 plus 2 in a day bed and pull out cupboard bed.
The garden includes an unfenced wildlife pond. It adjoins a field where sheep or cattle sometimes graze.