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Dinefwr Home Farm

An aerial view of Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
An aerial view of Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire | © National Trust/Mike Henton
The sitting room at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
A double bedroom on the first floor at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire

Dinefwr Home Farm

A traditional farmhouse with wooden floors, and a log burner on the beautiful Dinefwr Park.

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The sitting room at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
A double bedroom on the first floor at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
An aerial view of Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The sign at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The front door at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The entrance hall at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The illustrated wall in the kitchen at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The kitchen at DInefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The kitchen at DInefwr Home Farm, with the door open to the outdoor table and chairs, Carmarthenshire
One of the exposed beams at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The toilet, found part way up the staircase between the ground and first floors at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The dining room at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The stairs and first-floor landing at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The first-floor bathroom at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The first-floor twin bedroom at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The first-floor double bedroom at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The second-floor landing at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
One of the second-floor double bedrooms at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
One of the en-suite shower rooms on the second floor at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
One of the second-floor double bedrooms at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The second-floor, double bedroom (with a super king-sized bed which can be a twin on request) at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
One of the en-suite shower rooms on the second floor at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The garden at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The outdoor table and chairs at Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
The garden and exterior of Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire
A track on the Dinefwr Park estate, Carmarthenshire
Newton House at Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire

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A traditional farmhouse with wooden floors, and a log burner on the beautiful Dinefwr Park.

  • Guests

    12

    Bedrooms

    6

    Acorn rating

    4What's this?

    Number of dogs welcome

    2

    Reference

    013027

    Dinefwr Home Farm was built in the late 1700s on the advice of famous landscape architect Capability Brown. Over the years, a number of farm buildings have sprung up around it and the holiday cottage feels very much at the centre of the farm. Inside it has all the quirks of a traditional farmhouse with exposed beams, cosy log-burners and rustic wooden floors. 

    Take advantage of the location of the farmhouse and explore the stunning Dinefwr estate whenever you please. You can also make the most of free access to the historic Dinefwr Castle.

    Further afield, the house is perfectly placed to explore the beautiful Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons). Whether you decide to scale a mountain or stay a little closer to sea level with a woodland walk, there’s something for everyone.

    • Wi-Fi, not available
    • Garden, available
    • EV charging, not available
    • Fridge, available
    • Freezer, available
    • Microwave, available
    • Open fire / wood burner, available
    • Television, available
    • DVD, available
    • Washing machine, available
    • Dishwasher, available
    • Tumble dryer, available
    • Cot & high chair, available

Book together...

There are four cottages on the Dinefwr estate, which can be booked together to host a group of up to 24 guests. Cariad Cottage is behind Dinefwr Home Farm.

An aerial view of Dinefwr Home Farm, Carmarthenshire

Dinefwr Home Farm 

A traditional farmhouse with wooden floors and a log burner on the beautiful Dinefwr Park. Sleeps 12, dog friendly.

The exterior of Cariad Cottage, Carmarthenshire

Cariad Cottage 

A cosy cottage with enclosed garden at Dinefwr. Sleeps two, dog friendly.

An aerial view of Penparc, Carmarthenshire

Penparc 

Penparc overlooks the valley at Dinefwr and is a great base for exploring the Welsh countryside. Sleeps eight, dog friendly.

The garden at Dinefwr Deer Lodge, Carmarthenshire

Dinefwr Deer Lodge 

A bolt-hole tucked away on the Dinefwr estate parkland. Sleeps two, dog friendly.

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Things to see and do at Dinefwr...

Newton House, Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire
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Dinefwr 

Historic Newton House surrounded by a National Nature Reserve and 18th century landscape Deer Park.

Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire

Fully open today
A herd of fallow deer standing on grass in parkland at Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire, with trees on rising ground to both sides, and in the background
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Explore the parkland at Dinefwr 

Take a stroll through Dinefwr Park near Llandeilo, a stunning 800-acre estate where you can spot a variety of wildlife and some of the oldest trees in Britain.

View of Newton House, Dinefwr
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Visiting Newton House at Dinefwr 

Nestled in Dinefwr’s parkland near Llandeilo, Newton House is a relaxed and informal Welsh country house. A visit here incorporates both the historic and the contemporary.

Visitors with dogs in Newton House
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Visiting Dinefwr with your dog 

Enjoy a day out with your dog at Dinefwr. Dogs are welcome all year round and there are plenty of places to explore.

A herd of fallow deer standing on grass in parkland at Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire, with trees on rising ground to both sides, and in the background
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Dinefwr Park wildlife walk 

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This circular walk through historic parkland offers a wealth of wildlife, including the fallow deer herd, plus a medieval castle and 17th-century mansion.

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Walking
DistanceMiles: 3 (km: 4.8)

Exploring the area...

Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons in the summer
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Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) 

Explore the diverse landscape of the Brecon Beacons

Libanus, Powys

Fully open today
The falls at Aberdulais Tin Works, Neath Port Talbot, South Wales
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Place

Aberdulais 

An Industrial Revolution, powered by water since 1584!

Neath, Neath Port Talbot

Closed now
View looking down towards Dolaucothi Mineyard in Carmarthenshire
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Dolaucothi 

Pull on your boots and discover the UK’s only known Roman Gold Mine.

Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire

Partially open today

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