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| Carmarthen |
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104
Lammas Street
Carmarthen
Carmarthenshire
SA31 3AP
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Tel:
01267 236 363
Fax: 01267 236 344
Email: carmarthen@bjpco.com |
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A pleasing mixture of
old and new, the town of Carmarthen sits at the administrative
centre of south-west Wales. Beside the quaint old
narrow streets and castle remains which date back
to Henry I, there lies harmoniously a modern, first-class
shopping centre with many familiar High Street names,
and an ambitious £15 million redevelopment programme
to enhance these facilities further. Carmarthen's
biggest draw is its famous markets, bursting with
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| Haverfordwest |
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13
Victoria Place
Haverfordwest
Pembrokeshire
SA61 2JX
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Tel:
01437 763 198
Fax: 01437 760 541
Email: haverfordwest@bjpco.com |
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Pembrokeshire is the most
western county in Wales and at the centre of this
unique corner Haverfordwest, the principle market
town is located with the river Cleddau running through
the centre. Haverfordwest is an expanding town and
is Pembrokeshire's principle trading and tourist centre.
Steeped in history with historic buildings and traditions,
but also having been sympathetically developed over
the years with many modern shops, business' 'local'
shops, also thriving Pembrokeshire College, Schools,
Hospitals, etc also roads giving easy access to the
M4.
From this attractive market town, located in the heart
of the county, it is an ideal place to explore the
magnificent coastline with its sandy beaches and rugged
coastline, and also the rolling countryside of the
Preseli Hills.
The county of Pembrokeshire with its unspoilt countryside,
offers home buyers a rare opportunity of being able
to live and work and pursue careers and dreams in
a unique corner of Wales. |
| Llandeilo |
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50
Rhosmaen Street
Llandeilo
Carmarthenshire
SA19 6HA
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Tel:
01558 822 468
Fax: 01558 823 712
Email: llandeilo@bjpco.com |
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A pleasant
market town, Llandeilo was formerly the ancient
capital of West Wales. With its narrow streets
and attractive historic buildings the town got
its name from St Teilo, a 6th century Celtic saint
who is said to have died here and to whom the
church is dedicated.
Situated on a high bluff in the Towy Valley and
adjoining Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo is a conservation
area and several of the town's buildings are listed.
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Your
Local Halifax Agency at Llandeilo can offer
you an instant decision on;
- Bank Accounts
- Credit Cards
- Personal Loans (Cash
can be in your account - same day!)
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