Y Llaethdy At Tir-Cethin
Gower, Swansea , Countryside
Check-out Time: 10:00
Outside Description
Outside is a stunning patio with garden furniture to sit back and relax on throughout your stay. Enjoy some alfresco dining on those hot summer days with the BBQ. With 30 acres of privare land and 70 square miles of Gower to explore you're bound to have lots of fun staying at Y Llaethdy.
Downstairs Description
On arrival you'll enter into the welcoming lounge area. There is ample seating for everyone to sit back and relax throughout the stay. Included is a TV with Freeview channels, and that extra touch of a wood-burning stove to add a warming, inviting ambience.
The superbly equipped kitchen includes all the modern appliances you will need for your self-catering break. Once the delicious home cooked meal has been prepared in the kitchen everyone can gather at the lovely dining table.
Bathroom with luxurious walk in shower.
First Floor Description
Two of the bedrooms include a luxurious superking size bed and the third comes with an adult size single bed and set of adult size comfortable bunk beds.
Bathroom with luxurious deep bath
Tourist Attractions:
- Oystermouth Castle : Which is located in a beautiful location on the hill in Mumbles, overlooking Swansea Bay. Oystermouth Castle was used as the residence of the Marcher Lords of Gower, and as such was frequently under attack from the Welsh population. The earliest building is the keep which dates from the early 12th century. Visit website
- Aberglasney House: Which is spectacularly set in the beautiful Tywi valley of Carmarthenshire, Aberglasney House features one of the finest gardens in Wales. Aberglasney Gardens have been an inspiration to poets since 1477. The story of Aberglasney spans many centuries, but, the house’s origins are still shrouded in obscurity. Visit website
- Gower Heritage Centre: Which was established in 1990 as a countryside crafts centre situated in historical and beautiful surroundings. The 12th century water powered corn and saw mill was renovated, and experienced crafts people took up residence on site. Visit website
Eating and Drinking:
- Poundffald: In Three Crosses is the local pub that serves good country pub food and is a short walk if you want to have a drink. Visit website
- The Greyhound : In Llanrhidian is a family friendly pub with a great beer garden for the young ones to run around while you enjoy a good meal. Visit website
- The King Arthur: in Reynoldston is another well known good quality pub situated further down the Gower. Visit website
Food Stores:
- Local Produce Market : With this in mind every Saturday there is a Local Produce Market in the area. Below is a list of when and where these occur. Visit website
- Tesco: At Llanelli which is 4 miles away, so why not pre order your grocery delivery for arrival. Visit website
Sporting Attractions and Activities:
- Copley Stables: Who have horses and ponies, suitable for all standards and abilities, available for hacking, trekking and lessons to improve technique and can offer fantastic rides out in the beautiful Gower, from woodlands to beaches, and commons to cliffs. Visit website
- Perriswood: Who offers sessions everyday, on their outside range with the fabulous view, or inside if the weather is too bad, and are suitable for the whole family (from 6 years old) and for all abilities. Visit website
- Oxwich Watersports : Where you can choose from a range of activities, anything from water ski-ing, wakeboarding or a fun packed donut ride to windsurfing or sailing our laser fun boats or a racy little Pico. Visit website