Swansea Valley Holiday Cottages

 Award winning farm cottages
 Idyllic location.
 Over 120 acres of private grounds.
 Private woodland walks with views.
 Picturesque, peaceful and cosy.
 Woodburning Stove.
 4-poster bed.
 Excellent tourist information.
 Freesat HDTV.
 Free WIFI.
 M4 six miles. Ideal for touring South Wales.

Swansea Valley Holiday Cottages are four award winning Wales Tourist Board accredited self catering holiday cottages set in an idyllic countryside location. The farm cottages are situated on opposite sides of a courtyard and were originally outbuildings of the Plas Cilybebyll Estate, which has a recorded history back to the 14th century. High hills of blue pennant sandstone provide a romantic background to the Welsh holiday cottages. Visitors may roam 120 acres of surrounding countryside which includes beautiful oak woodland, mountain streams and extensive hillside areas with wonderful views of the Swansea Valley, Swansea Bay and Brecon Beacons National Park.

BWTHYN Y SAER (THE CARPENTER'S COTTAGE) Bwthyn Y Saer holiday cottage is located on a working farm in South Wales. There are walks from the doorstep and over a hundred acres of beautiful countryside to enjoy. The cottage is well equipped with one double room and one twin room. The self catering farm holiday accommodation was once an estate carpenter's workshop. The fast flowing waters of the mountain river that runs alongside the holiday cottages, once powered a waterwheel that powered the carpenter's tools. The holiday accommodation is all on ground level, offering easy access for wheelchairs. The cottage consists of a lounge-diner, two bedrooms, bathroom and a well-equipped kitchen. Award winning, picturesque, peaceful and cosy - Bwthyn Y Saer farm cottage is in great location for exploring South Wales’s cities, beaches, mountains. Private woodland walks with views. Dog friendly. Excellent tourist information. Digital TV. Free WIFI. M4 six miles. Bwthyn Y Saer is all on ground level.

HAFOD Y WENNOL (SWALLOW'S SUMMER DWELLING) Hafod Y Wennol (Swallow's Summer Dwelling) is a very characterful farm cottage, situated on the courtyard of an historic estate. It has a woodburning stove and oil central heating. It is furnished to a high standard and has a lounge, kitchen diner, double room and a twin room. The cottage once served as an estate stable and coachhouse, with the loft being used as a dove cote and an animal food store. Today, the ground floor consists of a kitchen-diner, WC and cosy lounge, equipped with a stone fireplace, woodburning stove, and traditional Welsh furniture. The loft boasts original pine beams, and consists of a bathroom, twin bedroom and master bedroom with twin size bed. This five star farm cottage is very cosy and very popular with those seeking a farm stay holiday in Wales. Guests are free to roam 120 acre grounds including private woodland, mountain views and stream. Free WIFI broadband internet. Digital TV, DVD, Electricity, bed linen and towels included.

Y STABL (THE STABLE) Situated on the banks of the picturesque River Clydach, this luxury holiday cottage has one double room (with four poster bed) and one twin bedroom. The lounge has a woodburning stove and contains excellent tourist information on the South Wales area to ensure you have a great time once you arrive. Whilst the farm is very peaceful, the cottage is only 5 miles from the M4 and less than 2 miles from a large 24hr supermarket. This five star holiday cottage, situated in the peaceful ground of a historic country estate, boasts a superb central location for exploring South Wales. Gower, Brecon Beacons, Swansea, Cardiff all within easy reach. Walks and wildlife on your doorstep.

TY CERBYD (THE COACH HOUSE) Ty Cerbyd self catering cottage is situated on a farm just outside Neath in South Wales. It was once the coach-house on the historic Plas Cilybebyll estate. Situated in an idyllic location enjoying open rural and woodland views. Set within easy access of the M4, ten miles from the centre of Swansea and within close proximity to the Gower Peninsula, Britain’s first designated area of outstanding natural beauty. It is also approximately three and a half hours journey time from London. Finalist in Best Visitor Experience Swansea Bay Tourism Awards and Winners at the Wales Environment Awards in 2008. Five Star Award Winning Quality, Double Room, Twin Room, Well equipped kitchen, Free WIFI internet, Digital TV, Nature walks from the doorstep. Great mountain biking from cottage door. Eco friendly tree planting scheme.

Our holiday cottages are situated in an idyllic, private countryside setting but you really get the best of both worlds as they are less than 2 miles from Pontardawe which has a major 24 hour supermarket. The holiday cottages are 5 miles from Neath which is a larger market town and 10 miles from the city of Swansea

THE IDEAL LOCATION

All the following Welsh attractions are within easy driving distance of our farm holiday cottages in South Wales: The Seaside City of Swansea Cardiff - the Capital of Wales Gower Peninsula's Sandy Beaches Brecon Beacons National Park Pemrokeshire Coast National Park Vale of Neath "Waterfall Country" Dylan Thomas Country Many of Britain's Finest Castles National Botanic Garden of Wales Afan Argoed "Little Switzerland" Country Park Margam Park National Showcaves Centre for Wales Museum of Welsh Life ".......two hours and a million miles away" You will be sure of a warm Welsh welcome at our farm accommodation and you will find plenty of good tourist information is provided in each cottage to ensure you have a great time once you have arrived in South Wales. About Swansea Bay and Gower Swansea Bay's a place of impressive contrasts: City and country; historic and contemporary; grand parklands, and pounding surf. Swansea, Wales' city by the sea, has Viking roots and a long, eventful history. Just a stone's throw away, the charismatic seaside village of Mumbles offers galleries and boutiques, snug cafes and fine dining. The Gower Peninsula extends west of Mumbles, in mile after mile of unspoilt coastal panoramas, award-winning golden beaches, and lush, rolling countryside. And on the eastern edge of Swansea Bay, there's the Waterfall Country of Afan and the Vale of Neath: a must-see for walkers and cyclists alike. These steep-sided, wooded valleys are home to world-class mountain-biking, stately country parks, and the UK's second-largest forest south of the Scottish border.