Situated in an idyllic spot on the Gower Peninsula, this light and cheerful holiday cottage makes a great hideaway for couples seeking a romantic retreat surrounded by breathtaking countryside. One of a pair of welcoming cottages, the property is a fantastic bolthole for two guests. With wooden beams, stone tiling, underfloor heating and a feature stone wall, this beautifully updated traditional cottage is ideal for walkers exploring the woodlands, villages and beaches of a spellbinding part of South Wales.
Stepping into this breezy and friendly stone-built cottage, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner makes a delightful living space for you to unwind in. With a snug sofa, TV, wood burner effect electric fire and a decorative Welsh dresser, the lounge is ideal for relaxing in at the end of a memorable day. There’s also a sweet dining table and a kitchen with a range of equipment perfect for rustling up a romantic meal for two. A flight of stairs leads up from the living area to the first floor which has an invigorating shower room and a colourful, tastefully furnished king-size bedroom. Double doors lead from the dining area onto a small, enclosed patio with garden furniture, providing a handy spot for dining alfresco on a sunny afternoon.
Close to a friendly pub on the outskirts of Llanmadoc, the cottage is perfectly placed for exploring the Gower Peninsula, with the secluded beach at Whiteford Sands less than a mile away. To the north, Whiteford Burrows National Nature Reserve (1 mile) is one of the best dune systems in the country, and a popular spot for birdwatchers. Other local attractions include Landimore Marsh, Weobley Castle, North Hill Tor and King Arthur’s Stone, all within 8 miles. Along the southern coast are the lovely beaches at Oxwich Bay and Port Eynon, both within 7 miles.