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Penrhipyn was originally a blacksmith’s shop, the 19th century traditional Welsh cottage is built of river-stone with traditional features throughout including exposed oak beams and wooden flooring. The bedrooms offer wonderful views across the valley

.Located in the idyllic hamlet of Gwernogle, in the heart of the Cothi valley, Penrhipyn is a beautiful and tranquil rural retreat.

Situated on the edge of the Brechfa forest and close to Llanfihangel Rhos-y-Corn mountain and Gorlech Trails Abergorlech, Penrhipyn is an ideal base for walkers and cyclists or for those who just want to get away from it all. Lock-up and washing facilities for up to 6 bikes availiable

Cosy and beautifully furnished lounge with an open fireplace, exposed stone wall and wooden flooring. Includes SKY TV, DVD/video and CD player.

The open pine and oak stripped staircase leads to the two upstairs bedrooms and bathroom.
A delightful downstairs bedroom leads from the lounge, this is well suited, ground floor, accommodation for those with limited ability.

Large, fully equipped farmhouse kitchen (c/w electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine) with blue slate floors and traditional pine dining table and chairs.

Features exposed oak beams with unique iron lighting crafted by a local blacksmith.

There are two double bedrooms and one twin, with wooden flooring and distressed furniture. This double bedroom is on the ground floor. A cot is available by request.
The well equipped and wonderfully airy second bathroom is also situated on the ground floor

The second double bedroom with wooden flooring, distressed furniture, and Egyptian cotton bed linen.
Both the upstairs bedrooms feature exposed beams, plus breathtaking views of the tranquil gardens and rolling hillside beyond.

Penrhipyn Cottage has two bathrooms, one with shower, one with bath. Fresh cotton towels provided.

Beautiful landscaped garden with mature trees and shrubs and a lovely hand-crafted pergola. Ideal setting for relaxing and al fresco dining. Rustic garden furniture provided.

A great place to relax in after a hard day's "holidaying".Off-road parking is located at the back of the property, with room for three vehicles, leading to private access to the cottage. This area also offers a mountain bike lock-up building with facilities for washing muddy bikes, and adequate storage for wet/muddy clothing

Directions
From roundabout at end of M4 take the A48 exit to Carmarthen. 3 miles after passing Crosshands roundabout leave A48 at the junction to the National Botanical Gardens (B4310).
Follow the B4310 where it crosses A40 to Nantagaredig and continue towards Llansawel. Some ½ mile after passing through the village of Brechfa leave the B4310 where the road forks at the junction to Gwernogle.
Continue for approx 2 ½ miles into the village passing the Chapel and Post Office on the right hand side.
Penrhipyn is some 50 meters from the Post Office after continuing to the top of a short steep hill.

Contact details
Rhoslyn Andrews-Betts

Tel: 01267 202344


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Rooms

Self catering sleeps 6

Tariff

Self catering:
online booking
(see website)

Awards

Facilities
Central Heating
Children Welcome
Cots Available
Drying Facilities
Walkers Welcome
Cyclists Welcome