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The Cow Shed, Carmarthenshire
4 guests2 bedrooms1 bathrooms
Carmarthenshire, Wales
Converted barn retreat with hot tub and lakeside carp fishing in Carmarthenshire
The Cow Shed is a recently converted barn finished to an exceptional standard, offering a stylish and comfortable base in the heart of Carmarthenshire. Set beside a peaceful lake with carp fishing available right on the doorstep, it’s an ideal retreat for those seeking relaxation and rural charm. Perfectly located, it is within walking distance of the acclaimed Y Polyn restaurant, around 10 minutes from Wright’s Shop and Kitchen, and just 10 minutes from Carmarthen Town, where a wide selection of shops and restaurants awaits. After a day of exploring, guests can unwind in the wood-fired hot tub overlooking the tranquil surroundings.
24/7 Customer Support
Hosted 7,000+ trips and counting
Rated excellent
4.9
Property highlights
BBQ - Charcoal
Countryside
Dog-Friendly
Hikes & Walks
Hot Tub
Log Burner
Waterfront
Bedroom 1: Double Bedroom
Bedroom 2: Double Bedroom
With Shared Wet Room
Availability
July 2026
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August 2026
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Weekends full? Midweek stays are up to 40% cheaper.
Reserve now, pay the rest later
We only require 30% upfront, with the balance due 60 days before check-in. Need time to decide? We can hold your dates for 24 hours at no cost.
The Location
Carmarthenshire, Wales
Carmarthenshire, known as the “Garden of Wales,” is a county of stunning contrasts, from rolling countryside and lush valleys to sweeping beaches and historic towns. The coastline offers miles of unspoiled sand at Pembrey, Pendine, and Llansteffan, perfect for walking and relaxing, while inland the Brecon Beacons National Park provides excellent opportunities for hiking and cycling. History and heritage are at the heart of the area, with impressive sites such as Kidwelly Castle, the ancient market town of Carmarthen, and Laugharne, once home to poet Dylan Thomas.
Garden lovers will be enchanted by the National Botanic Garden of Wales, with its vast glasshouse and themed gardens, and the beautifully restored Aberglasney Gardens. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore scenic trails like the Millennium Coastal Path or enjoy water sports on the Towy Estuary. With welcoming towns, excellent local food, and a relaxed atmosphere, Carmarthenshire offers a perfect balance of coast, countryside, and culture, an ideal destination for a peaceful and authentic Welsh getaway.
Nearby
Supermarket
Tesco Extra - 9.2 miles
Pub/Restaurant
The Forest Arms Pub, Restaurant & Rooms - 4.1 miles
Town Centre
South Wales - 8.7 miles
Attraction
National Botanic Garden of Wales - 4.2 miles
Train station
Carmarthen - 8.7 miles
Bus stop
National Botanic Gardens - 4.2 miles
Airport
Swansea Airport - 20 miles
Airport
West Wales Airport - 24 miles
Handpicked homes
We’re selective about what homes make the collection. Every home is vetted and chosen for its design, its setting, and whether it actually delivers when you walk through the door.
Reserve for free
We know rounding everyone up takes time. We can hold any property free for 24 hours while you check with the group. No payment, no commitment, no pressure.
Concierge service
Need a private chef for Saturday night? Help adding guests to a booking or choosing between three houses? Want the hot tub turned on? That’s what we’re here for.
