Oxwich, Gower

From £211 per night

Ty Alice

Sleeps 6

3 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

A contemporary, architect-designed cottage overlooking Oxwich Bay, where you can spend your days exploring Gower’s wild beauty or surfing, then relax in your luxury home before dinner at the local Michelin Star restaurant.

Set in 12 acres of private grounds, backdropped by woodlands and overlooking Oxwich Bay, this cottage is a fantastic choice for a family or a group of friends who wish to explore Gower. It’s one of a small collection of brand-new, luxury holiday cottages and apartments and the attention to detail is incredible. Think state-of-the art kitchens with wine coolers, to cosy flame-effect fires and handcrafted Welsh blankets on the beds. This is the kind of place where you will watch beautiful sunrises and sunsets, enjoy days walking on the beach or surfing, then spend evenings in sumptuous comfort. You can even book the services of a private chef for the ultimate luxury.

Why we love this

Stunning views towards Oxwich Bay from the living space and the terrace
Within easy walking distance of the unspoilt, sandy beach
Indulge in dinner at the Michelin Star restaurant that’s right beside the water

Key Features

Dog-friendly

Beach nearby

Coastal views

Countryside views

Electric car charging

Parking

Pub within walking distance

Shop within walking distance

Children welcome

Flame effect burner

Luxury toiletries

Self check-in

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This detached, contemporary cottage has a modern and stylish decor with a vibrant colour scheme for an elegant, grown-up feel. There are high quality fixtures and furnishings throughout, while individual touches include art by local Welsh artists. There’s WiFi too.

The cottage has been designed to take full advantage of the coastal beauty of the Gower Peninsula. That’s why the main living, which is open-plan, is on the first floor. Comprising the lounge, dining and kitchen spaces, the living area boasts spectacular views across farmland to the bay. It opens out onto a covered terrace with seating where the views get even better.

The living area has comfy sofa seating, a reading chair, a wall-mounted Smart TV and a feature fire, as well as a dining booth with a bench and built-in seating. There’s also a modern kitchen space with an island to keep the cook in your group company. There’s all the equipment you could need to self-cater with ease too, including an electric oven and induction hob, a microwave, a fridge, a separate drinks fridge, a freezer, a coffee machine and a dishwasher.

On the ground floor, there are three king-size, double bedrooms, each with hanging and drawer space, a wall-mounted Smart TV and luxurious homely touches such as the handcrafted Welsh blankets that adorn the beds. All three bedrooms have an en-suite shower room with walk-in, rainfall shower, a sink, a WC, a shaver socket and a heated towel rail.

There is also a utility closet with a washing machine and a tumble dryer.

In addition, there is a stylish outdoor shower made from copper pipes, where you can clean up before heading back indoors. There’s plenty of space to dry out wetsuits and beach gear ready for the next day too.

There is a key safe where you can access the key to the property for a self-check-in.

An E-charging point is available on site on request, free of charge.

If you'd like to offset the carbon emissions from your trip, get in touch and we can arrange this for a small fee.

Check-in: from 16:00
Check-out: by 10:00

Accidental Damage Deposit: To maintain the highest standards in our properties, guests will need to pay a refundable Accidental Damage Deposit of £200 prior to their stay. An advance payment as detailed in the booking summary can be made to waive this requirement.

1 dog permitted by request only at an additional fee of £25
No smoking
No parties and events
Please keep noise to a minimum

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Location

The neighbourhood

If you fancy treating yourself, there’s also The Beach House Michelin-starred restaurant, right beside the water which is the perfect place for dinner after a busy day.

The neighbourhood

The cottage is located in Oxwich on the south side of the Gower Peninsula, just a 5-minute walk from Oxwich Bay and its unspoilt, sandy beach. Fantastic for a morning jog, a leisurely stroll, paddling or enjoying a variety of water sports, the bay is a wonderful place to spend the day enjoying the fresh air and natural beauty of the area.

If you fancy treating yourself, there’s also The Beach House Michelin-starred restaurant, right beside the water which is the perfect place for dinner after a busy day.

Meanwhile, Oxwich village is a lovely, historic village with fishermen’s cottages, thatched houses, a medieval church and a shop (open March to October). If given advance notice, the owners of the property will accept and unpack grocery deliveries for you too.

Gower covers 80 square miles and its wilderness makes it a fantastic place for everyone from excited children and families looking for adventure, to couples who love walking, keen birdwatchers and creatives who come to focus on their art or their writing.

It’s also a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that incorporates The Oxwich National Nature Reserve, home to woodlands, dunes and lakes, as well as an array of flora and fauna. If you like wildlife, after you’ve been for a nature walk, take a boat trip with a local guide in search of sea birds and seals. If you’re lucky you might even spot the dolphins (May to September).

For outdoor activities and adventures, Gower is hard to beat. For walkers there’s the Wales Coastal Path with its rugged coastline and beautiful beaches. However, if it’s water sports that gets your heart pumping surfing, windsurfing, water-skiing, sailing, paddle boarding and jet-skiing are available locally.

The seascapes are also very popular with photographers as the light is incredible and there is always something different to see, whether you’re after a dramatic shot or something more serene.

If you love supporting local suppliers and you happen to love gin, visit Gower Distillery which is just a short drive from the property and offers private tours. Meanwhile, if you like the idea of a smorgasbord of Welsh produce all under one roof, head to Swansea’s indoor market that showcases all sorts of goodies from local farms, producers and artisans from Caerphilly cheese to freshly baked breads.

Getting around

A car is recommended for travelling to the property and ease of getting around. There is one designated parking space, but upon request one additional vehicle may be parked in the visitor parking area. If you arrive by electric vehicle, there is an on-site charging point

There is little public transport in the area, however the Gower Explorer bus service covers the Gower Peninsula, while the nearest train station is Gowerton.