This charming two-storey home in the beautiful hamlet of Cwm Ivy is the ideal location for a peaceful and relaxing holiday for a family or group of friends and up to two precious pups, just a short drive from the coast and local attractions. Your hounds will be happy to lead you less than a mile''s walk, through pine woods, dunes, and marshes to sandy Whiteford Beach, where you can see Britain''s last remaining cast-iron lighthouse.
This attractive, large, detached property is stylishly furnished and combines aspects of the original country house with a bright, contemporary interior. A traditional kitchen with stone walls and exposed beams has all the equipment you need to prepare meals to enjoy in the dining area. A sliding glass door runs the room''s length offering views of Cwm Ivy Marsh and the local nature reserve. On entering the living room, your eye is immediately drawn to the beautiful open fireplace. This room has comfortable sofas, an armchair, and a TV so you can relax at leisure with your pups resting at your feet. A cosy book-lined study, with a TV and seating, provides a second space to unwind. Upstairs, three steps lead down to a bathroom, a shower room and five bedrooms - two doubles (one en-suite), a super-king-size, a single and a children''s bunk room, with a TV. Outside is a terrace with garden furniture, with steps leading down to a lower terrace with a dining table and chairs. A lawned area takes you to a wood and a pergola, and a second lawned area is at the rear of the house.
The National Trust''s Rhossili and South Gower Coast (10 miles) is a haven for rambles and coastal and woodland walks for all the family. Alternatively, head north and set tails wagging walking the trail and admiring the birdlife at Loughor Estauary (16 miles) or drive inland to discover King Arthur’s Stone (5 miles) situated on the natural feature of Cefyn Bryn.