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Enjoy a cosy stay at this historic Toll House dating back to the 18th century, in an ideal location for walks, cycling and evenings at the local pub.
Enjoy a cosy stay at this historic Toll House dating back to the 18th century, in an ideal location for walks, cycling and evenings at the local pub.
The Toll House is a romantic and unique holiday home, small yet enchanting with plenty of quirky, historic details.
The Toll House is a romantic and unique holiday home, small yet enchanting with plenty of quirky, historic details.
The property is on a quiet road, the old toll road in the very friendly and attractive Welsh village of Cwmduad. Cwmduad is located on the A484 just north of Cynwyl Elfed. The village is found at the confluence of the River Duad and the River Bele. The nearest towns are Carmarthen to the South and Newcasle Emyln to the North.
The village has a pub, a visiting mobile post office, and grocery van. It is an ideal location for an outdoor break as the area is exceptional for walking, cycling, riding and exploring the unspoilt countryside.
In any documentation of the village’s history there is always a mention of the toll gate, which is still part of the property today.
Key information
Key information
Size:
Size:
Sleeps: 2
Bedroom: 1
Shower room: 1
No garden
You should know:
You should know:
Sorry, no children or pets.
No smoking
Minimum of a three night stay.
Sorry no room for a cot.
Electric central heating and hot water on demand
Free wi-fi
On street parking in front for one car.
Outdoor lighting
The surrounding area
The surrounding area
The property is in close proximity to a Cynwyl Elfed which has a Chinese restaurant and a village shop.
The county town of Carmarthen is a short drive away with a wealth of shops, a cinema and bars and restaurants. You may also like to visit The County Museum, The Gwili Railway, as well as many galleries within this popular town.
Slightly further afield is Laugharne (Talacharn), pronounced “larn”. Dylan Thomas, one of Walles’ greatest writer lived here for the last four years of his life.
Pembrey and LLanellie and Loughor Estuary beach are a short drive away. Heading northwest along the promenade, there is a link to the 13-mile long Millennium Coastal Path, a 13-mile long pedestrian walkway and cycle track.
Nearby...
Nearby...
Cycling
Historical sites
Horse riding
Markets
Pub/Bar
Restaurants
Supermarket/food shop
Wildlife
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