Promenade Terrace Holiday Home

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House |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

Mumbles in Gower

from £102 / night

£710–£1185 / week

Short stays welcome

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, private garden, no pets allowed

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About the home

This is an immaculately presented holiday home in a truly fantastic location. One of only a handful of properties situated adjacent to the promenade and with beautiful sea views over Swansea Bay, this is the perfect choice for your holiday. The centre of Mumbles village is just a few minutes stroll along the prom, where you will find a wonderful variety of restaurants, pubs, bars and boutique shops. In the opposite direction there is a large children's adventure playground which is a huge hit with families. Mumbles Pier with its cafes and amusement arcades is a five minute walk away. Verdi's waterside Italian cafe is on your doorstep, open day and night for ice cream, coffee and Italian food.
You enter the property through a small porch into an open plan living, dining and kitchen area. Beautifully furnished with a nautical theme the living area has two sofas, one arm chair and bench style window seat with cushions. The dining area has a table which is extendable to seat up to 8 people. The kitchen is very stylish with wooden counter tops, white panelled doors and quality fixtures, fittings and appliances. There is also a large twin bedroom and shower room on this floor making it ideal for those wanting to avoid the stairs.

On the first floor there are three beautifully decorated double bedrooms and a lovely family bathroom with bath, WC, Basin and separate shower cubical. There is also a small balcony from which you can enjoy the spectacular view over the bay.

Externally there is an enclosed rear courtyard garden with outside furniture. To the side of the property there is also a small private garden surrounded by mature plants and hedges.

There is parking for 2 cars in the private driveway to the side of the property.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
A large twin bedroom and shower room on the ground floor making it ideal for those wanting to avoid the stairs.

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The South Wales / Swansea/Bridgend/Neath region

The Gower offers a dramatic and varied landscape. The numerous beautiful bays of golden sand and secluded coves are linked by a coastal path allowing you to explore the entire coast of the peninsular. Sandy beaches backed by dunes and dramatic limestone cliffs are found on South and West Gower. To the North of the peninsular the landscape changes to salt marshes and there are many nature reserves providing a bird watcher's paradise.
Often compared to the Bay of Naples, Swansea Bay is a five mile sweep of golden sand linking the Swansea Maritime Quarter and Mumbles Head. A beautiful panorama of sea and water. Running the length of the bay is a promenade ideal for a stroll or cycle ride. If you aren’t feeling energetic a trip on the Swansea Bay Rider might be just the ticket. The Swansea Bay Rider is a land train which runs between Southend Gardens in Mumbles and Blackpill Lido on bank holiday weekends in May and throughout the Summer.

Close to Mumbles are the popular beaches of Langland and Caswell Bay, The Blue Flag Beach of Langland is very accessible, with ramps at both ends of the bay allowing pushchairs onto the beach. A beautiful curving bay with Victorian beach huts and palm trees. There's ample parking and three eateries, one an upmarket licensed Brasserie and two beach side cafes with everything from bacon sandwiches to buckets and spades. This is a popular surfers venue with a designated swimmers area and life guards on duty. There are rock pools galore for the children and lovely golden sand.

Caswell is a beautiful Blue Flag beach with a large car park and its own beachside cafe as well as a snack bar and beach shop. There is a life guard in attendance during the summer months and a surf school in operation. Out of season this beach becomes a surfers paradise.

Traveling further onto the Gower Peninsula the stunning secluded bay of Three Cliffs is one of the most photographed locations on Gower and was recently featured on the television program Britain's Favourite View. Wonderful golden sands backed on one side by high dunes which are perfect for sunbathing.

In 2007 The Travel Magazine named Oxwich beach the most beautiful in Britain, describing it as "magnificent and unspoilt" and as a "great place for adults and children to explore". There is a wide range of habitats with the beach backed by salt marshes, woodland and sand dunes. Oxwich is a wonderful beach for swimming and water sports. Its position facing South East means that the water is particularly calm and perfectly suited for windsurfing, kayaking, waterskiing and power boating, all of which is on offer on this popular beach. There is car parking directly behind the western end of the beach and this along with toilets and a kiosk means it is a very accessible and convenient beach.

The last city before rural Wales, Swansea, boasts an Olympic swimming pool, The National Waterfront Museum and the Museum of Transport. Let us not forget the Grand Theatre, the LC2 water park, a Casino and two multi-screen cinemas. There are several festivals including ‘Escape to the Park‘ a dance music event held in Singleton Park, this venue also hosts the BBC Proms in the Park . The ever growing Swansea Bay Summer festival runs throughout the summer with live music, theater, children’s entertainment and sports events. Many events are free but it is worth remembering to book in advance for the international artists who perform in the festival.
Wales' second city Swansea nestles around the crescent shaped Swansea bay with its miles of golden sand.
The restoration of Wind street, (pronounced Wine), hints of the past wealth of the city with its beautiful buildings transformed from banks into bars and restaurants. This street has become world famous as a party venue.

The Maritime Quarter, an internationally awarded architectural project, combines the beautiful architecture of the waterfront which survived the German bombs with a new marina development including galleries, museums cafes and bars. The development, which was praised by Prince Charles for its sympathetic architecture has greatly enhanced the city and strengthened it’s links with the waterfront.

There are many beautiful places to see within the environs of the city. The Vivian family, who accumulated great wealth through copper smelting in the 19th century, spent a good deal of that money developing the grounds of their estates; notably Clyne Castle and Singleton Abbey. These properties and their gardens and parklands were subsequently acquired by the city of Swansea. Clyne Gardens is extremely beautiful with many rare Azaleas and Rhododendrons as well as ancient trees . Singleton Park houses a stunning walled Botanical Garden surrounded by beautifully landscaped parklands sloping gently towards the sea. Swansea’s position on the edge of the Gower means it is perfectly placed as a tourist destination.

The Gower / Mumbles area

Mumbles - the village at the gateway to the Gower. What was a fishing village with a Norman Castle is now a vibrant centre with restaurants, cafes, bars and boutique shops. A good base for your holiday with all these amenities, beaches within easy walking distance and the isolated beaches of the Gower a short distance away. Escape to Rhossili beach in twenty minutes, and return to Mumbles for a wonderful evening out without worrying about having to drive.

On offer is also an amusement arcade, skating rink, parks with children's play areas and even a friday night film show in the local hall. During the summer holidays there is also children’s activities in the park provided free of charge by the local authority.

If you want a change of scene there is the land train which connects Mumbles to the Blackpill Lido, paddling and play areas for the children and then on into Swansea for shopping, all around the sweep of the beautiful Swansea Bay.

The beaches closest to Mumbles are Limeslade and Bracelet Bay. The former has ample parking, a cafe and Italian restaurant with spectacular views over the bay. The latter an old fashioned style ice cream parlor and cafe.

Further along the cliff path are Rotherslade and Langland which are the most popular beaches in the area. There is ample parking and a number of child friendly cafes. The Langland Brasserie is located next the beach and is also open for evening meals in a truly fantastic setting.

Leave your cares behind and your car if you wish and experience the laid back approach to life where shorts are obligatory from March to October.

How to get there

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The Gower Peninsula is easily accessed by car, rail, plane or ferry. The closest international airport which serves our area is Cardiff Airport. It is less than one hours drive from the Gower Peninsular. By road, the M4 motorway means that Swansea is less than three hours from London, two and a half hours from Birmingham and 4 hours from Manchester. The train runs into Swansea Train Station which is six miles from the Gower and connected by a regular bus service. Swansea also has a ferry terminal with a regular service to Cork.

Activities near Gower

Rental prices

Prices for group size 8
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
A	22 Dec 12	5 Jan 13	1185£ 1185	-	-	1 Week
D	5 Jan 13	9 Feb 13	710£ 710	-	-	1 Week
B	9 Feb 13	16 Feb 13	960£ 960	-	-	1 Week
D	16 Feb 13	29 Mar 13	710£ 710	-	-	1 Week
B	29 Mar 13	6 Apr 13	960£ 960	-	-	1 Week
C	6 Apr 13	13 Apr 13	810£ 810	-	-	1 Week
D	13 Apr 13	25 May 13	710£ 710	-	-	1 Week
A	25 May 13	1 Jun 13	1185£ 1185	-	-	1 Week
B	1 Jun 13	13 Jul 13	960£ 960	-	-	1 Week
A	13 Jul 13	7 Sep 13	1185£ 1185	-	-	1 Week
B	7 Sep 13	21 Sep 13	960£ 960	-	-	1 Week
C	21 Sep 13	28 Sep 13	810£ 810	-	-	1 Week
D	28 Sep 13	19 Oct 13	710£ 710	-	-	1 Week
B	19 Oct 13	2 Nov 13	960£ 960	-	-	1 Week
D	2 Nov 13	21 Dec 13	710£ 710	-	-	1 Week
A	21 Dec 13	4 Jan 14	1185£ 1185	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

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