House in Wales
4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Well equipped, two bedroom self catering accommodation which includes towels and bedding. French doors lead onto a communal grass area, garden table and chairs are available. Located in a private holiday village with indoor heated swimming pool which is free to use from April to October. On site children's play area and nearby shop, doctors surgery and chemist.
Please note the swimming pool has been damaged by a storm and will not be open until mid August.
Situated in Gower, South Wales, which was the first area in Britain to be awarded an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty" the bungalow is within easy distance of several lovely beaches. On this amazing peninsula there are about 50 beaches and bays, all very different, from massive sandy beaches to small coves. Fourteen of these beaches have been awarded the Blue Flag, the Green Coast or the Seaside Awards. It is difficult to choose a favourite one, but one thing is sure there will be a beach to suit every one.
The Gower is not only famous for it’s beaches, there are open commons and sheltered wooded valleys to explore. Rhossili Down and Cefn Bryn are fabulous places for a walk with a view. Often there are foals, calves and lambs wandering the commons. Out on Worms Head you are likely to find all sorts, including star fish, cormorants and seals.
Places of character and interest abound, like Arthur's stone, castles and museums to visit.
Please note the swimming pool has been damaged by a storm and will not be open until mid August.
Situated in Gower, South Wales, which was the first area in Britain to be awarded an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty" the bungalow is within easy distance of several lovely beaches. On this amazing peninsula there are about 50 beaches and bays, all very different, from massive sandy beaches to small coves. Fourteen of these beaches have been awarded the Blue Flag, the Green Coast or the Seaside Awards. It is difficult to choose a favourite one, but one thing is sure there will be a beach to suit every one.
The Gower is not only famous for it’s beaches, there are open commons and sheltered wooded valleys to explore. Rhossili Down and Cefn Bryn are fabulous places for a walk with a view. Often there are foals, calves and lambs wandering the commons. Out on Worms Head you are likely to find all sorts, including star fish, cormorants and seals.
Places of character and interest abound, like Arthur's stone, castles and museums to visit.
Amenities at Beautiful beaches and countryside on the doorstep for all the family to enjoy
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Wales
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Top rated by guests
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(3 Ratings)
"The a comodation was quiet, clean, warm and well equipped. There was a convenience store adjoining the site. The bus service was good and we used it to get from Swansea to the property and to get to t..."
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