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| You'll stay in a lovely one
double bedroomed cottage, with it's own secure garden, near Llangynin, St Clears. The location couldn't be more tranquil and
delightful, overlooking rolling hills and farmland. Despite this,
we are within easy reach of main roads (M4/A40) and many local attractions.
Although described as one bedroomed, it can comfortably sleep another
four people on two futons in the living room. We don't provide dog beds as everyone's dogs are
different, and dogs often won't settle on a strange and unfamiliar bed.
The cottage dining room is bigger than many people's living-rooms, so
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| There's plenty of room to move about
in the extremely spacious lounge. It has a log stove for heating, but
it's doubtful if you'd ever actually need it. We supply you with a
large box of logs, but if you manage to use these up, there's plenty
more on sale. Patio doors open onto a decked balcony, overlooking two lovely
ornamental ponds - for those glorious hot summer days when iridescent
blue dragonflies play amongst the water lilies. Being in an
elevated location with fantastic views, we're also blessed with a
cooling breeze that prevents really hot days from becoming unbearable. There's
possibly no nicer way to pass a summer's evening than just sitting there, or in the garden, enjoying a bottle of good wine with a few
nibbles, whilst the dogs enjoy the peace and calm of the countryside. |
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| If the weather isn't
quite right for sitting outside, then the dining room/kitchen is the
place to be. A large table caters for occasions when you have a family
to feed or invite new friends back. Sit back and feast like kings,
then, when you're full of the local goodies and delicacies, perhaps enjoy a
board game, a browse of the internet on the computer provided, or one of the many books we've amassed. There should be
something there for everyone. There's plenty of room for a small
army of dogs so no-one needs to be excluded because a room becomes too
full! The door opens onto the private road that leads to the farm,
with the main road some one hundred and fifty yards away, so dogs
wandering out this way are seldom in danger. This road is
infrequently used by the odd tractor or delivery vehicle so a little
care is still required. |
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| This is just one example of
the magnificent views from the cottage. Looking out, you can see for miles from the great south-facing windows. If the last hill weren't in the way, you'd see the
sea at Pendine, the Bristol channel, and then the Atlantic ocean.
There is plenty of land for walking your
dog but we would ask that you kindly observe the country code and keep
your dogs on a lead where there is livestock. Our lower fields are
working fields, and sometimes hold cattle, sheep or are just used as
pasture. Common sense dictates where and when it's safe for
dogs to run free and when caution needs to be exercised. At the
very minimum, there's your own private garden which provides a more than
adequate lawned area for your exclusive use. |
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| In the cottage, all the essentials
are there ready for you: TV/DVD, computer with internet access, wifi, electric oven, microwave oven, toaster, kettle,
iron and ironing board, electric heaters throughout, clothes dryer,
hairdryer, crockery, cutlery, teacloths and basic cleaning
materials. There is also a barbeque set with tools, parasol, sun loungers and outdoor table and chairs.
Basically, we try to provide a home-from-home. The
cottage bathroom provided toilet facilities, wash hand basin and an
electric shower.
Please note that this premises is unsuitable for
wheelchair users and others who have difficulty with stairs. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Electricity is on a meter. We provide the
first £5 worth (which is normally more than enough for your stay),
after that, should you need it, the meter takes one-pound coins.
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| The bedroom has plenty of space under
its arched roof for you and your four-legged friends - which is great news if your dogs like to
sleep in the same room as you. No dogs on the bed though please!
Quilts, pillows and bed linen are provided, with extras stored
under the beds just in case. Please bring whatever towels you need and
whatever else your dogs may normally require.
One word of warning...
This is a typically rural cottage, and has low
beams - be careful if you're tall.
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