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This bright apartment makes the most of its position in the tallest building in Wales, with floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with crisp light and jaw-dropping views. The furniture is modern and well-considered, but it takes a backseat to the unbeatable views over the Mumbles and Swansea Peninsula. Consider them your backdrop as you fix breakfast or dinner in the mezzanine. The home is equally close to the beach and Swansea town centre – a short five minutes’ walk – meaning it's a toss-up between dips in the sea or wandering around the shops. For meals out, restaurants, bars and pubs are within stumbling distance, though it's also worth having a car to explore this beautiful stretch of the South Wales coast.

Mariner's View

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Feel on top of the world in your plush penthouse overlooking the spectacular coastline of South Wales. Whether you’re getting together with friends or doing a bit of team building for work, you’ll be well catered for in this luxurious light-filled space. Floor-to-ceiling windows make it easy to soak up the panoramic views across Swansea Bay and Mumbles – particularly in the primary bedroom, where you can watch the waves roll in from the comfort of your superior quality bed. Entertaining comes effortlessly in the lavish boardroom, but if you’d prefer to kick back and relax, the cosy sitting room is just the ticket. City and seaside fans alike will rejoice at the location – your home has it all right on its doorstep. Whether it’s a long walk along the five-mile stretch of bay or taking in the sights and sounds of the bustling town centre, a short five-minute walk from your building, you’re never far from something to do. 

Swansea View

With dazzling sea views over Swansea Bay, this beautifully appointed penthouse offers more than just a room with a view. Occupying the 23rd and 24th floors of The Meridian Tower – the tallest building in Wales –  this spectacular apartment gives you a bird’s-eye view of the South Wales coastline thanks to its dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows. The large open living space provides ample room for spending quality time together or relaxing while gazing over the open water and its thrashing waves. From the moment you arrive, you'll notice the statement spiral staircase that we really loved – it adds that extra level of luxury. Beyond this unique home, spend your days exploring Swansea Beach, under ten minutes walk away. The charming city centre is also a short five-minute stroll from your door, offering some of the best fish and chip shops in the country. Although within easy reach of plenty of shops and restaurants, this elevated home feels like a secluded oasis with its sky-scratching position above the sea. 

Spirit In The Sky

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Offering uninterrupted views over Limeslade Bay, this beautiful apartment is an ideal base for those looking to enjoy the delights of the Gower Peninsula and its many natural wonders. 

While there’s a climb to reach the home on the third floor, it’s more than worth the effort when met with the striking vistas stretching just outside your picture windows. Make yourself comfortable on the plump sofa with a book and mug of tea – pausing now and then to take in the majesty of your locale – before gathering for a celebratory meal at the window-side table while the sun sets over the water below. At night, the king-size bed beckons a seamless night’s sleep, sure to leave you rested and ready for another day of sightseeing. 

Speaking of exploring, take a stroll around the building’s terraced garden, then saunter along the coastal path to Rotherslade (about twenty minutes) where there’s a charming beachside cafe. Our recommendation? Grab a cone from Forte’s Ice Cream Parlour and stroll to Bracelet Bay (nine minutes) before continuing on to Mumbles Pier (twelve minutes) and Mumbles Beach (twenty minutes).


Wonder Bay

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Location-wise, it’s hard to beat this Swansea apartment, close to the city’s best bits. This place will suit large groups or families who plan to spend most of their time on the go, whether that’s surfing at Rhossili Bay, walking clifftop paths, or exploring Swansea. The space might not be the most stylish, but the modern interiors are comfortable and functional. If the sun is shining, there’s an outdoor dinner set for alfresco dining in the garden.

The Mumbles View

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Right outside the window, the wild Atlantic stretches before you at this cosy little cottage on Swansea Bay. It’s in Mumbles, a seaside suburb with a Victorian pier, a long sweep of sandy beach and a medieval castle. We’re not exaggerating when we say the beach is mere footsteps away, just across the road. From here, you can follow the traffic-free walking path along the coast to Swansea, or to the wild headland in the other direction.

Returning to this cottage after a brisk seaside walk is a delight, especially with the electric fireplace glowing in the living room. You can watch the waves from the comfy sofa, thanks to the big sash window in the living room. There’s a dining table in here too, or you can opt for the more casual breakfast table in the full kitchen. Upstairs, the sea view continues in plush bedrooms and the loft landing is home to a bean-bag-strewn hang-out den. The piece de resistance is the private walled garden out the back with a cute wrought-iron dining set for an evening tipple in the sun. 

The Mumble of the Waves

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Parking On Premises

Wales isn't necessarily the first place you think of when planning a seaside break in the UK, but we guarantee it will be after you visit here. This wonderful home will place you in a prime location to fully immerse yourself in the Gower – a stunning area to the south of the country. The apartment itself will leave you dreaming of the sea with incredible views looking out on Caswell Bay. The huge windows will bathe you in light while you enjoy your morning black coffee, and you'll have a fixed smile on your face when watching the sunset later in the day.

The best thing about this home is its close proximity to the sea. You can quite literally smell the fresh sea air here because Caswell Bay is a matter of minutes away on foot. Pack a picnic spread and stroll down to lush golden sands. Days out here with the family will be ones to cherish. Being situated in Gower, there's so much to do and see in this area. Why not discover one of the many picturesque coastal paths here? Tire yourself out exploring before finding a local pub to unwind in.

Sea Dreamer

This apartment punches far above its weight as a romantic bolthole with undeniably great beach views on the doorstep of one of Wales' most famous areas of natural beauty. We love the master bathroom – the marble adds a classy touch, and you can enjoy a relaxing bath while the sun shines through the skylight. Step out onto the balcony in the mornings to take in the breathtaking views while listening to the waves crash against the shore and breathing in the salty sea air, all while sipping a cup of coffee.

When the season’s right, surfers can grab their boards and head down to the water and sunbathers can bask on the golden sand (with a little prayer to the weather gods first, this is Wales after all). The nearby Langland Brasserie and Surfside cafe are both within walking distance or stay at home and cook up a romantic feast for two, the choice is yours. End the evening by watching the sunset from your balcony while sipping a glass of champagne.


Halen Môr

High Chair

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About five minutes' walk from the Mumbles seafront, this cottage is exactly the sort of cosy place you'll look forward to returning to after a long day out in the open air.

If you're here during the warmer months, you can sit outside and watch the sky go through its daily transformation from the terrace, but if it's too cold to even think about doing that, you can hunker down next to the wood burner in the open-concept living area or luxuriate in the bathtub instead.

The design throughout is classy and uncomplicated, with smart wooden floors, wooden furnishings and chic tiling in both the kitchen and bathroom doing all the heavy lifting. Sometimes, you really don't need to go over the top with it.

When it comes to seeing a little more of the local area, you can reach plenty of attractions on foot, including Oystermouth Castle four minutes away and Rotherslade Bay taking about a quarter of an hour. Even closer than both of those, there's a fish and chips shop at the end of the road, which is sure to come in handy when you're not in the mood to cook.



Oysters for Breakfast

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Sitting directly above Langland Bay, this timber-clad home is a contemporary oasis. Sitting less than a mile from Langland Beach and Rotherslade Bay, you can spend every day sinking your toes into the sands, paddleboarding the waves and soaking up the sun if you so wish. Enjoy a good hike along the coastal path to Mumbles Pier where you’ll discover the Grade II listed Victorian structure, charming boutiques, renowned ice cream shops and of course,  local spots to enjoy fish and chips along the seafront.

Step into the bright open-plan living area to be met with glass walls that offer panoramic vistas of Langland Bay and across to Snaple Point.  Whether you’re waking up from a restful night’s sleep in your butter-soft sheets, sipping coffee on the sofa with your holiday read or gathering around the wooden dining table for an intimate soirée, the sparkling sea view will accompany you. The sleek kitchen opens out to a rear sun-soaked terrace – this is a host’s paradise – fire up the barbecue and enjoy afternoons with grilled seafood, fresh from the coast, and a glass of natural wine with your loved ones. 

Ocean Timber

Designed for group getaways and family reunions, this welcoming Blackpill home has everything you need for a comfortable stay on the stunning Welsh coast. Featuring a homely living room with street and garden views – plus a private patio, ideal for socialising – this is the perfect place to unwind with all your favourite people, offering plenty of thoughtful amenities to make your stay as relaxing as possible.  

Settle in for a film in front of the TV or keep little ones occupied with a game of tag in the garden. When it’s time to eat, put your cooking skills to the test in the fully equipped kitchen, then gather everyone around the dining table for a tasty, Welsh-inspired meal before heading out for an afternoon of sightseeing.  

With Swansea City Centre and Mumbles both just a ten-minute drive away, you don’t have to worry about being stuck for things to do here. Go for a swim in the sea at Mumbles Beach or head in the opposite direction and soak up some culture at Swansea Museum. Fancy exploring further afield? Why not head into Cardiff and embark on a whistle-stop tour of the city’s most famous landmarks? However you spend your days here, your cosy home from home has got you covered.

Lovespoon Lodge

Library of Books

Stumbling upon this 350-year-old cottage feels like discovering a hidden gem. Sitting on the beach in Bishopston and surrounded by rugged countryside, you’ll find the only access to this home is by the owner’s private vehicle – setting the tone for a truly immersive stay on the Gower Peninsula. 

From the moment of arrival, you’ll want to pause and savour the secluded and remote nature of this setting. Formerly a quarryman's house and a smuggler's inn, the owners have since restored this whitewashed cottage into a seaside sanctuary. 

Featuring a mix of traditional features alongside contemporary comforts, every detail has been considered to fill your stay with lightness and ease. So whether you’re staying cosy by the fire or exploring the delights of the garden, there’s a wonderful sense of character and charm to this home. 

Outside, you can roam freely across the (almost private) beach, dive into the sea, hike through the woods or explore the cliff-top coastal path. Wherever the day takes you, this home provides the perfect refuge for adventurous travellers – one that will inspire you long after you leave. 

Ship Cottage

This unique home nestled in the Swansea Valley is the ideal place to begin your adventures in south Wales. With easy access to both the Brecon Beacons National Park and the coast, you'll love spending your downtime in these wonderfully peaceful surroundings. 

It was used as a cart house when first built, but has since been totally revamped by award-winning Rio Architects. The result is a splendid home that combines contemporary minimalism with some traditional touches – the hosts have even added some Welsh-themed artworks for you to admire. And, if you head outside, you'll find a patio area where you can sip drinks in the sunshine – look out for the magic stone tree built on one of the walls.

The popular Plas Farm Trail passes right by the cottage's front door, and a short road leads you down to the banks of the River Clydach then into a private bluebell wood. A twenty-minute car ride will bring you to the Brecon Beacons, where you can try your hand at a range of outdoor activities including rock climbing and kayaking. And, if you fancy a day at the seaside, you can drive to the Gower Peninsula in forty minutes to discover hidden beaches. 

Tales from the Mabinogion

Make yourself a cup of tea and take it outside to your private riverside terrace, where the sound of the water cascading along the rocky riverbed and the many birds that visit it is all you need to feel content. Part of a small complex of cottages, around a central courtyard, it's set in an estate boasting more than a hundred acres of land – including hillside meadows, woodland and streams. 

The building you'll be calling home was once part of the home farm for the impressive Plas Cilybebyll Estate and was most likely stables and grooms' quarters – although some of its stone features hark back to the estate's noble history. Dive into its fascinating past and you'll spot links to the descendants of the ancient Welsh kings, the Norman invasion, Iolo Morgannwg and more. You'll even find an arrow slit in the lounge and another in the ground floor wet room wall.

Cleverly converted and architect designed, this home uses green energy and is insulated with sheep's wool. It's a surprisingly modern and comfortable home for a small family or a couple of friends here to make the most of its idyllic rural setting. By day, explore the farm thanks to a trail that starts at your door, visiting cattle and spotting wildlife as you go. If you're a keen cyclist, you're within striking distance of the Afan Forest and Bike Park Wales, with safe storage for your equipment.

Just an eight-minute drive from the town of Pontardawe and less than half an hour from Swansea, you'll feel as though this fairytale setting is tucked well away from the rest of the world.

Riverside Keep

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Perched on the edge of the river Clydach and surrounded by trees, this little cottage makes the perfect setting to experience the idyllic beauty of South Wales. 

Formerly a farmer’s building used for animals on the Plas Cilybebyll estate, the owners have thoughtfully transformed this space into a private sanctuary. And stepping inside, you’ll find a home that celebrates its origins whilst bringing ease and comfort to your stay. From the traditional Welsh craftsmanship to the local art and personal touches, every detail inspires a wonderful sense of welcome. So whether you’re listening to the sound of the water on the patio, enjoying a meal under the trees or relaxing with a long soak in the bath, you’ll find this home provides a constant sense of serenity.  

Days can be spent admiring the local wildlife, observing ancient plant fossils and hiking across this majestic landscape – there’s a farm trail leading directly from the house. You’ll also find the nearest supermarket, pubs and cafes are just minutes away. 

The Singing Brook

Nestled between Brecon Beacons National Park and the Gower Peninsula, this little cottage sits like a gateway to the abundant beauty of Wales. And with over 100 acres of private grounds to explore, this is the perfect setting for an immersive retreat in the heart of nature. 

Formerly the estate carpenter’s workshop, the owners have sensitively designed this space to honour its original charm whilst creating an idyllic sanctuary. From the rustic simplicity of the styling to the local art and personal touches, every detail feels considered and intentional. So whether you’re enjoying a quiet morning watching the wildlife from the window, savouring a long lunch under the trees or cuddling on the sofa by the fire, it’s easy to settle in and make this space your own. 

Sitting alongside a mountain stream on the slopes of Mynydd Marchywel, this is the kind of setting that will leave you feeling refreshed and inspired by the beauty of nature. Follow the views from the cottage doorstep and you’ll discover wonderful woodland walks. It’s just a fifteen-minute stroll to the village pub, while the nearest supermarket is just over a mile away in the town of Pontardawe.

Dream of Nature

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Situated in the quiet Welsh village of Gowerton, this home has the air of a grand country hotel from the outside – an impression helped by the large grounds and pristine white facade. However, step behind the front door and you'll find somewhere full of homely charm, albeit with some top-notch amenities.

There are a wealth of sociable spaces, from the rather grand dining table next to a bay window and a snooker room to the sort of huge sleek kitchen that was simply made for entertaining. The host's predilection for chandeliers adds some pizzazz to the lounge and bedrooms, while the egg-shaped freestanding bathtub will be welcomed by those who love nothing more than a long soak.

If the weather forecast makes for happy reading while you're here, there are plenty of spaces to sit out on the terrace, as well as large lawns for playing. Once the sun starts to go down, why not retire to the hot tub with a glass of something ice-cold in hand?

When you're ready to see a little more of the local area, Gower Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty starts in under ten minutes' drive from the home and offers plenty of beaches, castles and unspoilt countryside. An alternative option is the city of Swansea, which only takes twenty minutes to reach in the car.

The Choirmaster

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Looking for a home with a millionaire's view of the mighty South Gower Coast? Then this handsome South Wales cottage just a fifteen-minute stroll from Oxwich Bay, one of Gower's largest sandy beaches, should do the trick.
 
Inside, this home feels expansive yet full of charm. Discover countless cosy snugs with obligatory wood-burning fires to curl up beside and a table tennis table and snooker table if you fancy a change of pace. While upstairs, each elegant bedroom with its own ensuite offers up sensational vistas of the bay.

But it's back downstairs in that open-plan kitchen and dining area leading out on the magnificent terrace that's the real clincher. Slide back the bifolds and start your morning with coffees on the terrace or toast the day's end with sunset mealtimes around the dining table – those sea views will be right there with you. 

When it's time to blow the cobwebs away, Three Cliffs Bay and Oxwich Bay (both dog-friendly) offer a plethora of walks for every ability. Or head for the giant dunes on either side of Three Cliffs valley – a hit for kids (and big kids).
 
When tummies start to rumble, you're just a five-minute drive from postcard-pretty Oxwich, or in the opposite direction, Parkmill with local inns aplenty for all the hearty grub, real ales, and warm welcomes you're chasing.

Gower Power

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Just a stroll from Oxwich Bay's long sandy beach, dubbed one of the finest in the country, this spacious home dates back to the 1840s. Extended and smartly modernised over the years, it still retains much of its old-world charm, with wood beams (thought to have been originally taken from a local shipwreck) and a delightful stone fireplace in the cosy living room – perfect for winter escapes. But if you're visiting in the summer months, this home has a rather special feature. In its private, walled courtyard you'll find a heated swimming pool.

Set on the crest of a hill, there are some excellent sea views to be had from the first floor – including from the roll-top bathtub. And there's a large conservatory where you can sit and enjoy the sunshine, with Georgian-style French doors opening out to a lovely sunny patio with outdoor sofas. Cooking at home will be a breeze in the large and well-equipped kitchen and if you're lucky with the weather you can choose to barbecue down by the pool.

Just a short walk from a restaurant and a hotel, there's also a local castle to explore and some of the best coastal footpaths are easily accessed from your door. Further afield, Rhossili is just a seventeen-minute drive and The Mumbles is twenty-five minutes away.

Ridge of the Bay

Tennis Court

Hidden away among bucolic south Welsh countryside, the estate on which this chateau-style house sits on dates back to the 14th century. However, those visiting in the 21st century will find a whole host of reasons to fall in love with the property.

Walking around the interior is a bit like wandering about a museum for there are historic features everywhere you look, whether it's the stained glass window, ornate fireplace or Elizabethan-era staircase. The wood-panelled drawing room is a particular favourite of ours, mostly for the fact that it contains a secret door leading to the library.

If we've made it sound fusty and dusty so far, that couldn't be further from the truth. Most of the interior design is fresh and contemporary — the sleek kitchen stands as proof of that — while the number of modern amenities at guests' disposal would put many hotels to shame. Out in the two acres of private gardens, you'll find everything from an indoor swimming pool heated by green energy and a tennis court to a walled garden with a lily pond and a domed folly.

Although you can pass many an hour within the grounds, there are plenty of opportunities for walking and wildlife spotting in the local area, while the Brecon Beacons National Park is only twenty minutes away by car, too.



Touched by Legend

Leave the pressures of modern living behind and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of South Wales with a stay at this charming historic cottage, nestled within a vast and beautiful country estate. With its rich history and irresistible ambience, this is an ideal spot for a relaxing and unforgettable family holiday or a getaway for an intimate group of friends – and you can count in your four-legged friend too! 

Arrive to feel an immediate sense of serenity come upon you – you’ll be greeted by the cottage’s cheerful exterior and acres of lush greenery surrounding it. Step inside and find yourself transported to another time – this place used to be a school building, as well as a bakery serving famously delicious cakes, and while it has been meticulously restored since, now featuring all the modern comforts, the cottage still carries the essence of its history. 

Kick off your shoes and relax by the characterful fireplace set against a gorgeous stone wall – this is the perfect spot to enjoy movie nights and evenings of wine and conversation. The charming country-style kitchen will inspire you to rustle up some delicious meals which you can serve at the wooden dining table. Factor in the bright, plush bedrooms and luxurious bathrooms and you are guaranteed a perfectly restful stay. 

Outside your door, you’ll find yourself at the heart of a stunning estate with flower gardens and ancient trees, as well as a river running by. Awake to the sound of the birds and head out to explore. You can also organise car trips to the Pembrokeshire Coast located an hour’s drive away, as well as the nearby villages scattered among the picturesque landscapes of the Brecon Beacons. 


A Slice of Cake 

Discover the exquisite penthouse at Pentre Doc y Gogledd in Llanelli, a charming apartment with stunning views of the North Doc. This third-floor haven features a spacious open plan lounge and kitchen area, fully equipped with modern amenities. The penthouse also features three exquisite bedrooms, a stylish P-shaped bath, and a private parking space.

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