Work, Life ,Balance
Wherever you are in life, Carmarthenshire has something to offer and is the perfect place to live, work and play. With its vibrant towns and lush landscapes , why not have the best of both worlds and work for us.
Lowest Crime Area
In September 2023 Dyfed Powys Police reported the lowest Crime rates in Wales.
We maintain 1 nursery school, 94 primary schools, 12 secondary schools and 1 special school in Carmarthenshire. They provide education for over 27,000 pupils.
From Amroth in the west to Llanelli in the east, the Carmarthenshire coastline stretches for 67 miles.
Universities & Colleges
Carmarthenshire is the home of University of Wales Trinity Saint David and a further education college, Coleg Sir Gâr.
£194,000 is the average house price for the county.
If history is your thing then Carmarthenshire’ has many ancient castles and historic houses to explore, each with their own rich repertoire of stories to share.
Fancy a game of golf? We have 7 golf courses across the County.
With an abundance of Gardens & Green spaces in the County, it’s no wonder that Carmarthenshire is called The Garden of Wales.
We have two general hospitals located in Carmarthen and Llanelli as well as 2 community hospitals in Amman Valley and Llandovery.
Places to eat
If you consider yourself a foodie then you’ll be thrilled with the choice in Carmarthenshire, food presented with passion, prepared with care.
Home to theatres and cinemas, galleries and museums. You will find a thriving culture.
Great place to be
We are proud to be able to report 90% visitor satisfaction in the County.