Surrounded by idyllic countryside, this traditionally styled farm cottage lies along a quiet lane overlooking peaceful farmland and the tranquil Llanrhidian Sands. Offering cosy holiday accommodation for up to six guests, the property is ideal for exploring the rugged landscapes, picturesque villages, medieval castles and stunning beaches of the Gower Peninsula. Featuring a welcoming wood burner, whitewashed beams and a generous garden with fantastic views, this delightful hideaway is perfect for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers discovering a secluded corner of South Wales.
The cottage has an inviting lounge with a wood burner and plenty of seating, making a relaxing spot for everyone to watch a movie in the evenings. The spacious kitchen/diner is perfect for preparing and sharing a family feast, with plenty of equipment, a farmhouse-style dining table and additional sofa. Upstairs, you will find a family bathroom and the three bright, cosy bedrooms, all decorated in warm, neutral shades: there are two charming king-size rooms (one with en-suite shower room) and a pretty bunk bedroom with a full-size bunk over a 4’ bed plus a wooden cot. Outside, the immediate area surrounding the house is paved, leading to a garden on two levels, with a large lawn for children to play, and a beautiful patio with outdoor furniture and a chiminea, providing a great space to sit back, enjoy a BBQ and take in the surrounding views.
Perfect for exploring the secluded northern edge of the Gower, the cottage is just 1.5 miles from the cheery village of Llanmadoc which is home to a friendly pub. The saltmarshes of the northern coast attract a variety of birdlife, with other local landmarks and attractions including Weobley Castle, North Hill Tor, Whiteford Sands, Cilifor Top, Landimore Marsh, King Arthur’s Stone and the Gower Heritage Centre all within 7 miles.