Port Eynon Beach cottage is a delightful accommodation located just 200 meters from the beach in the picturesque Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Swansea, Wales. This charming cottage can comfortably sleep up to eight guests, making it an ideal retreat for families or groups. The property is within walking distance of local amenities, including a pub, restaurant, takeaways, a coffee shop, surf shop, and general stores, providing convenience for guests looking to enjoy the area. The location serves as a perfect base for relaxation or exploration of the stunning Gower Peninsula, renowned for its coastal paths, surfing spots, and golf courses.
Designed with comfort in mind, the cottage features a high standard of finish, including a wood-burning stove and underfloor heating throughout, ensuring warmth and coziness after a day spent outdoors. The layout includes a ground floor entrance lobby with a cloakroom, a spacious fully equipped kitchen with a dining area, a separate lounge, and a dedicated work area. The first floor accommodates two additional double bedrooms, one with an ensuite, alongside a family bathroom complete with a bath, shower, and toilet. Modern amenities such as Wi-Fi and a TV in the lounge enhance the overall experience for guests.
Port Eynon is the southernmost point of the Gower Peninsula, surrounded by breathtaking coastal and countryside views. The descent into the village offers stunning vistas, with the sea stretching to the horizon. Once a fishing village, Port Eynon is now a popular beach resort, featuring a Blue Flag beach backed by magnificent sand dunes. Guests can enjoy various walking routes, including a trek to the ruins of the Salt House, historically linked to smugglers, or venture east to Horton Beach, which connects to the coastal path for the more adventurous.
For those seeking additional activities, a short car ride leads to Mumbles village, which boasts attractions such as Oystermouth Castle, a Victorian pier, and a variety of independent boutiques and eateries. Nearby landmarks include Oxwich Castle and Mumbles Lighthouse, while natural beauty can be appreciated at Whiteford National Nature Reserve and WWT Llanelli Wetland Centre. Families traveling with children may also enjoy visits to the National Trust Rhossili Shop & Visitor Centre and Clyne Gardens, making this cottage not just a place to stay, but a gateway to a rich array of experiences in the region.
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