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Llety'r Wennol is a delightful, detached barn conversion set on the owners' working farm in the village of Ffarmers near Lampeter. With three bedrooms, one double, one single and one ground floor single, the cottage can sleep four people. There is also a family shower room, plus a shower room in the external utility. The cottage has a fitted kitchen and a sitting room with dining area and woodburner. Outside is off road parking for 2 cars and a private, patio and lawned garden with furniture and there is a river on the owners' farm. Llety'r Wennol offers couples and small families a charming, rural base for discovering all the wonders of Wales. Note: Open tread spiral staircase, may be unsuitable for less mobile guests. Note: Dog to be under strict control when outside cottage. Note: Due to the nearby river on the owner's farm, children should be supervised. Note: One well-behaved dog welcome. Please Note: Week long bookings for this property must begin and end on the Saturday changeover day - bookings must not cross over the weekly changeover Please ensure your booking vacates on Saturdays only, due to property scheduling.

The village of Ffarmers sits close to Lampeter, in the north of Carmarthenshire. It was named after the old Farmers' Arms public house, which is now a friendly, community-run pub serving good food. The village also provides a small shop with cafe and a park with a children’s play area. Situated in unspoilt countryside, this little Welsh village is a quiet retreat and yet very close to an array of different attractions.