About this property
Enjoy some down time at this small 300-year-old building that’s been converted into a lovely cottage for two, or explore the stunning Gower beaches and castles.
Granary Cottage is a 300-year-old Gower grain store that's been converted into a lovely and bright pet-friendly holiday home for two that's perfect for a couple looking for some quiet, down time. Enjoy playing with your pets in the large garden, shared with the other two cottages on site - Cob Cottage and Pigsty Cottage, or some relaxing time in the cozy lounge/diner where there's a warm log burner and a large leather sofa, perfect for resting your feet after exploring the delights of the Gower Peninsula, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with it's breathtakingly beautiful beaches with unspoilt views. The small village of Scurlage has a shop and a café up the road, or less than two miles towards the coast in Port Eynon, you'll find a pub, a beach bar, fish and chip shop, a gin distillery and a dog-friendly, blue flag sandy beach that's suitable for watersports.
Size: 2 in 1 bedroom
Beds: 1 Double bed
Rooms: Ground Floor; living/dining room, kitchen; First Floor; bedroom 1 with en-suite.
Kitchen & utilities: Oven, hob, mini fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, washing machine, tumble dryer.
Entertainment: TV and WiFi
Outside: Large shared, lawned garden with a wooden picnic table and 2 deck chairs, laundry room with washing machine, tumble dryer, WC and hand basin.
Parking: 1 car parking space on private driveway and safe roadside parking
General: Bed linen and towels included, heating and electricity included
Pets: 2 pets allowed (additional cost per pet, prior arrangement only)
Accidental Damage Deposit: You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.
Reviews (3)
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Mr Davenport
Cosy and compact with all you need for a break in this lovely part of the country.
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Mr Michael Cook
Despite being advertised as dog friendly the property offered no direct access to the garden .It was a shared garden with the owner and another property.It was made clear that dogs must be tethered at all times in the garden..the waste area was also open for dogs to rummage.This in itself spoilt our otherwise enjoyed break
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Mr Anthony Smith
This is the third cottage that I have booked through you in the last 2 years and each one, in their own way, has been excellent in all respects …. NB I don’t give high scores unless they are truly deserved.