Cwm Heulog

Outstanding self catering accommodation situated in Llanmadoc on the Gower Peninsula. This property has just finished being fully internally refurbished to a very high standard.

• Sleeps up to 6
• Three bedrooms. Two king (5 foot), One twin single. Perfect for up to four adults and two children. Available to let 12 months a year
• No smoking in the house
• Well behaved dogs welcome at £20 per dog
• Bed linen, hand and bath towels and dog towels provided for up to 6 people and three dogs. Not beach towels.
• Private off road parking for up to 4 cars.
• Britannia Pub/Restaurant 10 minutes walk through the village. Large lawn behind with children play area. Excellent welcome, food and beer. Locals eat and drink there and families are welcome as are dogs inside and outside (except in restaurant)
• Village Community shop five minutes walk. All essentials. Milk, bread, beer and wine!!!
• Cwm Ivy coffee shop and tearoom three minutes on path down to beach. Accolades in Sunday times. Legendary cake and tea sitting down over looking Whitford Burroughs.

• The living area with settee and chairs, kitchen and dining area.
• Large dining room table easily sits five people.
• American style fridge/freezer with ice maker.
• Log burner with startup logs.
• FULLY equipped kitchen.
• Range cooker with induction hob.
• Dishwasher.
• Television 30’ with full BT package. Wi-Fi strong and free.

• Two double doors and one bi-folding door.
• Settee and two arm chairs which can seat five people.
• Its own area of patio together with table and chairs.

• Large patio with table and chairs for six.
• Good sized lawned area with partial views over the estuary and directly overlooking Cwm Ivy wood and village.
• Small pond . .

• Private drive off-road parking in front of house for up to 4 vehicles.
• An orchard, a lovely place to relax with a table and seating for two people. There are six large apple and plum trees.
• The whole area has been planted with rhododendron, Azalea, and Heather. We mow paths through it.
• Lots of areas are the left “wild”. This is deliberate and consequently there is a lot of wildlife in the garden. The pond acts as a magnet, and we have frogs, newts, toads, slow-worms, lizards and even the occasional harmless grass snake. In the spring thrushes, blackbirds, robins, wrens and finches all nest in the wild areas, and in the summer we have a number of Buddleia bushes and we have counted up to 11 species of butterfly in one afternoon.

if you walk right to the tip of the reserve you will find Whitford Lighthouse. . This was built in 1865 and is the only cast-iron Lighthouse in the country that is washed by the waves. It stands large at 13 metres. The lighthouse is three miles from the cottage. A round trip of approx 3 hours.