The Lookout at Ty Cefn Tregib

Llandeilo
Decking and a chair beside the green timber Lookout lodge, with trees surrounding the path to its kitchen.
Path beside the green timber lodge, with a low stone wall and woodland beyond.
Bed and colourful sofa beneath timber beams and chandeliers, beside a woodland mural in The Lookout.
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Decking and a chair beside the green timber Lookout lodge, with trees surrounding the path to its kitchen.
Path beside the green timber lodge, with a low stone wall and woodland beyond.
Bed and colourful sofa beneath timber beams and chandeliers, beside a woodland mural in The Lookout.
Double bed with floral bedding, bedside lamps and blue cupboards beneath a woodland mural.
Red sofa and bed inside The Lookout, with exposed timber beams, chandeliers and windows onto the trees.
Wooden dressing table and folding mirror beside a window with a small vase of flowers.

Welcome to The Lookout at Ty Cefn Tregib

The Lookout is a self-catering woodland lodge for two at Ty Cefn Tregib in Ffairfach near Llandeilo. Built with reclaimed materials and a turf roof, it looks out towards the surrounding trees and brook.

The lodge has a bed, seating and a wood burner. Its private kitchen and walk-in shower room are alongside, connected by decking. Linen and towels are provided, with gas for cooking and hot water, electric lighting and power, and Wi-Fi. There is no television.

The owner describes The Lookout as wheelchair accessible throughout; discuss your individual access needs before booking. No pets or smoking are allowed, and the accommodation is not suitable for children under seven.

Use it as a base for Llandeilo, the Towy Valley and the western Bannau Brycheiniog, or spend time in the grounds. Check current availability and booking terms on the Ty Cefn Tregib website, or contact Mary directly.

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Mary Evans
Owner
Sleeps: 2
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mary@tregib.co.uk
07449 447796

Ty Cefn Tregib, Ffairfach, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, SA19 6TD

Decking and a chair beside the green timber Lookout lodge, with trees surrounding the path to its kitchen.

Amenities

  1. Wi-fi
  1. Wood Burning Stove

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07449 447796

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