Glowty Newydd, Llandissilio is a beautifully converted barn offering spacious accommodation for up to eight guests across four thoughtfully designed bedrooms. The impressive open-plan living space welcomes you with a stunning 55-inch Freeview Smart TV, a warming woodburner, and bi-fold doors that flood the room with natural light whilst opening onto the garden beyond. The well-equipped kitchen area features an electric range cooker, microwave, integrated fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine, with additional freezer space tucked away in the separate utility room. The adjoining dining area provides ample space for gathering together over leisurely meals.
Stepping outside, the generous lawned garden offers a peaceful retreat with a comfortable sitting-out area and barbecue facilities, perfect for alfresco dining on warm evenings. Four bedrooms provide flexible sleeping arrangements: the first bedroom offers zip-and-link twin beds plus pull-out singles, ideal for families; bedrooms two and three both feature king-size and double beds respectively, each with French doors opening directly onto the garden and private en-suite shower rooms; whilst the fourth double bedroom is served by a luxurious family bathroom complete with both roll-top bath and walk-in shower. Ample parking for five cars ensures stress-free arrivals.
Picture lazy mornings with coffee on the lawn, children playing freely in the garden whilst you settle into a comfortable chair with a good book. Days unfold at your own pace: perhaps exploring country lanes on foot, returning to fire up the barbecue as afternoon mellows into evening. Later, gather around the woodburner's gentle warmth, sharing stories and laughter as the Pembrokeshire countryside settles into peaceful twilight beyond your windows.
Glowty Newydd, Llandissilio places you perfectly for discovering Pembrokeshire's captivating blend of heritage and natural beauty. The Pembrokeshire Llama Sanctuary in Llandissilio (3 km) invites you to walk your very own llama on one of their famous valley llama treks at West Wales's oldest camelid trekking centre, offering a truly memorable experience for all ages. Narberth Castle (8 km) presents imposing medieval ruins that spark the imagination with tales of Norman conquest and Welsh resistance. Llys-y-frân Lake (9 km) spreads across 350 acres of woodland, grassland, and shimmering water, perfect for walking, cycling, fishing, and a whole range of activities on land and water. Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber near Nevern (15 km) is an ancient Neolithic monument occupying a dramatic hilltop site, offering stunning views over Fishguard Bay and the Preseli Mountains from this atmospheric 5,000-year-old stone structure.
Venture further to uncover more of West Wales's treasures. Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park in Gwbert (30 km) combines hands-on farm animal encounters with spectacular clifftop walks where seals and dolphins frequently appear in the waters below. WWT Llanelli Wetland Centre (46 km) offers a wild day out within a 500-acre haven for rare wildlife including flamingoes, with interactive exhibits and nature trails connecting visitors with wetland conservation. Oriel y Parc Landscape Gallery and Visitor Centre in St Davids (48 km) is a free world-class gallery showcasing artists' interpretations of landscape, celebrating the unique character of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park through contemporary and historical works.
The historic walled town of Tenby sits 22 kilometres away, probably the most iconic seaside destination in Wales with its pastel-painted Georgian houses tumbling down to golden beaches, medieval castle ruins, and charming harbour bustling with boat trips to Caldey Island. Meanwhile, Carmarthen lies 29 kilometres from the barn. It's Wales's oldest town and legend says was the wizard Merlin's birthplace. This vibrant market town combines Roman heritage with excellent shopping, while regular farmers' markets celebrate the finest local Welsh produce from across Carmarthenshire's rich agricultural landscape.
