Take a break in this charming chalet-style property which welcomes four guests and two pups to stay and spend quality time with loved ones in the Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Boasting two living room spaces and two outdoor spaces, the property itself is spacious and full of character to ensure you feel instantly at home. What’s more, Three Cliffs Bay can be found less than 2 miles away for a memorable day spent at the seaside with your canine companions by your side.
Welcoming you into this property is a light, bright and spacious living room finished with natural wood and white hues. Here, you’ll find two comfortable leather sofas, a warming wood burner and a TV for entertainment where you can gather and truly relax. The wood burner is also fully enclosed ensuring your hounds can snooze by the warmth in complete safety. Moreover, a six-seater dining table sits to one side ensuring space for family mealtimes or friendly competition with a board games night. Next door is the galley-style kitchen, ready for you to get cooking come breakfast, lunch or dinner. The bedrooms can be found on the ground floor, with the master bedroom featuring a king-size bed and the other featuring a single. Completing the ground floor is a wet room-style shower room and an additional WC for convenience. Up the wooden staircase on the mezzanine floor is the second living room area which is very cosy with sumptuous sofas which are perfect for getting lost in a good book with your Fido at your feet. From here, you can access the balcony and soak in the serene views of the coast. Outside, you’ll find plenty of places to chill out including a patio with outdoor furniture and a large lawned area for your dogs to stretch their legs each morning.
Let your dog lead the way on local walkies with the ruins of Pennard Castle just a mile away, looking over a cliff edge and down to the river valley which feeds into Three Cliffs Bay. For those in search of adventure, join a section of the coast path at the bay and take the 10-mile path to Mumbles where you can reward everyone with a fine local ice cream and a few relaxing hours on the dog-friendly beach. In the opposite direction is a shorter trail, leading to Oxwich Bay Beach (8 miles) which is a haven for surfers, swimmers and sandy paws, adjoining the woodland on one side for a change of scenery.