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Llandovery guest house B&B accommodation

Henllys Estate

Stay in beautiful Llandovery South Wales

Henllys Estate

Henllys Estate is an historically listed site, with views across the beautiful Towy valley, which comprises an attractive manor house and courtyard, featuring 'The Coach House', converted in the 1970's from the original stables, 'The Bailiff's House', and a number of estate buildings, one of which has recently been tastefully and sympathetically converted to Bed and Breakfast accommodation.

The adjoining, working farm, provides a lot of the food for the bed and breakfast from its cattle, sheep and 2 pigs and offers guests the opportunity to walk and observe wildlife, in broadleafed woodlands with the added attraction of a one acre lake which is also available for fishing.

The river Towy, renowned for its sea trout and salmon fishing, runs through the estate and provides further scope for anglers.

The accommodation is situated in a stone barn built in the early 1800's and comprises 2 double, 2 twin and 1 family room all en-suite, and with tea and coffee making facilities, television and guest controlled heating.

We have disabled access to one of the bedrooms and the large dining room which retains many of the original features of the building.

Cots and high chairs are available upon request.
In front of the accommodation is a garden with a seating area for the use of our guests. Breakfast may be taken here on sunny mornings!

We have a No Smoking policy throughout and regret that, as we are a stock farm, dogs cannot be accepted.

£30.00 - Adults £12.50 - Children under 12 Rates are based on twin occupancy

A single person supplement may be charged dependent on the availability of rooms. Group bookings are welcome - terms on request.
Discounts available for stays of three nights or more.
Evening meals by arrangement only.

Woodland: There are 11 acres of mature broadleafed woodlands with pathways and picnic areas. An additional 15 acres have recently been planted. Carpets of bluebells can be seen in the spring as can many other wild flowers in season.

River Towy: The river provides fishing for salmon and sea trout or just a quiet place to sit.

Lake: There is fishing for wild brown trout and stocked rainbow trout and the lake attracts herons, wild ducks and geese, moorhens and little grebe. There are copious amounts of frog spawn and tadpoles in spring and the abundant insect life includes dragon and damsel flies.
Wildlife: This includes Red Kites, Buzzards, foxes and badgers.

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