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Two Delightful Shepherds Huts, set on a working sheep farm near Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire.
Sat in separate fields, each hut offers guests a wonderful feeling of peace and a connection to the beautiful Welsh countryside.
The Musterer's hut & the Shearer's Hut are the perfect escape for two.
For Countryside Lovers
Pasture ~ Woodland ~ River
The Shearers Retreat is set on a working sheep farm, guests can explore the 100+ acres of pasture, the ribbons of woodland and the River or Afon Dulas which runs along the western boundary, all of which are home to a wide variety of fauna and flora.
Set in separate fields, both huts enjoy a feeling of peace and isolation. Situated to provide panoramic view of the verdant Carmarthenshire countryside. Separate enough to feel private, yet close enough for small group bookings.
Both huts have wood burners and ensuite facilities inside, double beds made up with quality cotton bedding, crookery, tea and coffee, even the kitchen sink.
The newer Musterer's Hut is larger, allowing for seating space inside. It also has a lovely outdoor bath.
Both huts have lots of space outside for guests to enjoy.
Castles, beaches, countryside walks or bike rides, independent shops, Dark-sky reserve, gardens and great food and drink all nearby.
So much to see
The Shearer's Retreat was set up as a way to share the special place PenHill is. To give others the opportunity to enjoy the wild areas, the grand vistas over the Towy Valley, the variety of wildlife and the serenity which comes with it.
Off site, there are many wonderful place to visit and things to enjoy. Carmarthenshire enjoys a number of monikers, such as the Garden County of Wales, and the Bread basket of Wales. The names reflect the rich growing nature of the area, the lush green pastures and woodlands. It also has miles of coastline, and mountainous ranges.
Carmarthenshire is culturally rich, here the Welsh languages thrives, and traditional industries, farming, forestry and fishing, along with the tourism, are the main industries.
As well as being quieter than its touristy neighbours, Carmarthenshire, with its good transport links, is easy to get to which makes it an ideal place to be based to explore the delights of Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire , the Gower and Brecknockshire home of the Brecon Beacons .
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