Tiller Cottage & Bay View Farm, self catering holiday cottages in Overton, Port Eynon, The Gower Peninsula, Swansea, South Wales.

Tiller Cottage and Bay View Farm are situated in the quiet village of Overton, overlooking Port Eynon Bay and the Bristol Channel. The village has no through roads as we are on the tip of the Gower Peninsula, which was declared the first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the UK.

Each property benefits from the following features:

A cot, travel cot, high chair, buggy, walking backpack (small babies) are available free of charge. (Please request when booking).
Safety gates are installed at the top of the stairs.
Bed linen and towels included (but NOT beach towels)
Nice level lawned garden, safely fenced.
Garden table and chairs.
Central heating and hot water provided by oil boiler.
Close to Overton Mere and Port Eynon Bay
10 minutes drive to Rhossili or Oxwich

Tiller Cottage, Overton

At a glance:

sleeps 6 (+cot)
no smoking
unable to take pets (sorry)
may be suitable for someone with disabilities
price all inclusive (all heating, electricity and hot water is included)
bed linen and towels provided (not beach towels)
ample parking for car and boat
Ring 01792 390234 or send an email
To check vacancies for Tiller Cottage click here

Tiller cottage is South facing and has a large garden which is securely fenced so that small children can play in safety.

This very spacious property may be suitable for someone with disabilities providing that arrangements can be made to overcome the two small steps that lead into the cottage.

The ground floor comprises of a fully fitted kitchen, open plan lounge with dining area, one twin bedroom and a bathroom with seperate shower unit.

The kitchen includes a table, four chairs and a bench, a washing machine, microwave, electric cooker, fridge/freezer, iron and ironing board. Crockery & utensils for six people are provided.

The further dining area has a table and chairs to seat six and adjoins the lounge that hosts a comfortable three piece suite, rocking chair, gas "log-effect" fire, colour tv and video. Patio doors lead outside to a paved area.

The large hallway leads to a twin bedded room and a bathroom with bath (with handles fitted to the wall for ease of use), shower attachment, wc and hand basin and a seperate free standing shower unit.

The first floor comprises a second bathroom, complete with bath, wc and hand basin, one double room and a second twin room. Both rooms are very spacious with lovely views of the fields and the sea.

Bay View Farm, Overton

At a glance:

sleeps 4
no smoking
unable to take pets (sorry)
price all inclusive (all heating, electricity and hot water is included)
bed linen and towels provided (not beach towels)
Ring 01792 390234 or send an email
To check vacancies for Bay View Farm click here

The wing of the farmhouse accommodates four and comprises one double bedroom and one room which has full size bunk beds.

The ground floor comprises of a sitting room with colour TV & video, two settees, occasional furniture and an electric "real flame" coal effect fire. The door from the sitting room leads directly into a large garden where you will find table and chairs with play equipment for small children.

In the kitchen/dining area you will find a table and chairs, a full size calor gas cooker, microwave, washing machine fridge (with ice box) and plenty of cupboard space and all the dishes and utensils for your holiday.

The shower room includes a shower, wc and hand basin.

On the first floor there is a large double room that overlooks the garden and has a wonderful sea view. The twin room has full size bunk beds (suitable for adults).

The bathroom includes a bath, hand basin & wc.

The Gower Peninsula is 19 miles long and her varied environment was declared the first AONB. Parts of it are looked after by the National Trust for future generations.

Gower has lovely beaches for children (and adults) and is truly a "bucket & spade” holiday destination - not forgetting the rock pools and looking for crabs at low tide. Many of the bays including Port Eynon are suitable for wind surfing, body boarding and sailing. A boat trip to view the wonderful cliff formations and a close-up view of Worms Head and close encounters with a variety of marine life is a must!

For the walking enthusiast, there just couldn’t be a larger contrast. From the wonderful, peaceful, inland rambles, to the more challenging, rugged scenic beauty of the Gower coastline. Please don't forget your camera or your paint box and brushes and you won't be disappointed.

There are ancient castles to explore and tales of shipwrecks and smugglers relating to Gower’s colourful past.

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