Oyster Cottage
Oyster Cottage was handpicked by our team to join our portfolio. Here's just a few of the reasons we think you'll love staying in Oyster Cottage too!
- Seafront cottage overlooking Oystermouth Bay & Mumbles
- Dog-friendly accepting 2 dogs
- Sea views and walking distance from good restaurants
- Private garage space for a small car
- Easy bus routes to the Gower Peninsula
- Coastal Area
- Dog Friendly
- Sea Views
- WiFi
- Enclosed Garden
- Real Fire
- Family Friendly
- Period Cottage
- Cot Available
- Golf Courses Nearby
- Pubs Nearby
- Short Drive To Beach
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Enjoying a commanding position with unsurpassed views of the cosmopolitan seaside village of Mumbles and Swansea Bay this property is sure to delight.
- From the moment you arrive, step inside this tastefully furnished and spacious cottage and let your holiday begin. The interior style offers a relaxing ambience for up to 4 guests for cosy winter weekends or extended summer stays.
- The large lounge makes the most of the fabulous sea views with floor to ceiling windows and has been thoughtfully equipped for families with state of the art electrical equipment. This room is sure to be a favourite with everyone.
- Walk through to the dining room and kitchen beyond with everything you need for cooking up enjoyable holiday meals.
- The patio has a bistro table for a quiet morning coffee and is enclosed, ideal for pets.
- On the first floor, all is calm and bright. The master suite has a super Kingsize bed and outstanding views across the sparkling Bay.
- At night the distant sweeping beam of the lighthouse competes with the twinkling stars and lights of Swansea Marina across the Bay.
- Both bedrooms have ensuite shower rooms and flat-screen TVs adding a little extra touch of luxury.
- On the doorstep is sandy Swansea Bay, over 5 miles long, ideal for dog walking and sandcastles.
2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4. 1 Master Kingsize and 1 Twin. Both on the 1st floor and both with Ensuite Shower rooms.
Cloakroom on the ground floor with washbasin and toilet.
Kitchen fitted kitchen with electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, Breakfast bar and 2 stools, door to rear patio.
Dining Room Circular table to seat 4, (can extend to 6) patio doors to rear courtyard, Marble fireplace with electric coal effect fire.
Sitting Room fireplace with wood effect fire, large sofa, and 2 Lloyd-loom style chairs, TV/DVD and video with Sky Package, Idoc sea views through floor-length windows, pictures, bookcase & lamps
Grounds small patio garden to rear, enclosed. Front garden opening onto a busy road with full sea views. Care with toddlers please as the front garden is not enclosed.
Additional Information
Short breaks - All Year, 2-nights minimum by request
WiFi - Yes
Changeover - Friday
Towels - Yes
Parking - 1 private garage space for a small car or hatchback and free on-street parking within walking distance
Fuel - Central heating inclusive.
Dogs - 2. 1 dog free, additional dog £25 p/w
Travel cot - Yes on request
Highchair - Yes on request and stairgate
Bed linen - Included as standard
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An amazing cottage with an awesome view. Very spacious with everything you could need. Comfortable, clean, spacious within walking distance of lovely restaurants and awesome coastal paths. In summer it must be beautiful.One niggle is parking. I called twice to ensure there was enough parking and was assured there was ample street parking. Had my mother accompanied me, it Would have been a disaster as we couldn't find parking. Neither could we stop alongside to offload as the road outside is extremely busy. We parked far away and when we loaded the car to leave we went into the apartments alongside and got verbal from a resident which made for an awful feeling to leave on. I don't think the owner should mislead like that. The place itself was 100% in a stunning location.
Reply from: Quality Cottages Team
Thank you for your review we are glad that you loved the cottage, however, we will be looking into the wording on our website regarding the parking.
Warm & well appointed. It would be helpful to have oven gloves, a measuring jug and weighing scales in the kitchen. Not everyone eats out! The description of the property on the website should not state that there is ample parking in Norton Avenue because there is not. We were lucky to get the last space at the top of another road which meant lengthy trekking to and fro to unload the car on arrival. And that was in November; one imagines it would be a lot worse in the summer. Furthermore, there is no parking space in front of a garage (or if there is we did not see it) so this should be deleted from the description of the property (or the visitor information should explain exactly where it is).
Reply from: Quality Cottages Team
Thank you for your review we are sorry that you had some problems and will look into our description
Great property, could not ask for more, except for parking!
Reply from: Quality Cottages Team
Thank you for your 5 star review
Good
Very nice place to stay. Very clean and in a great place.
Reply from: Quality Cottages Team
Thank you, glad that you enjoyed your stay.
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Places To Eat
- In Mumbles village 2 minutes walk away along 'The Prom'. Dine in style with a view to match at Pierres Bistro. This first-floor restaurant has an al fresco terrace and a glass front. Croseo Lounge serves modern British cuisine and is dog-friendly too. Great for a slow breakfast or an easy lunch. La Perilla brings Mediterranean sophistication to Mumbles. All three venues have stunning sea views across Swansea Bay to Devon beyond. Take your cocktails onto the glass terrace at high tide to watch the water skiers glide by on glassy waters.
- Fish and Chips from Yallops on the sea wall watching the yachts race across the bay is hard to beat but freshly caught local seafood cooked to order from Mumbles Seafood Shack right on The Prom may just win over your taste buds.
- Joes Ice Cream Parlour in the village vies with Verdi's Cafe along the Prom for the best Italian homemade ice cream, both are delicious and will have you coming back for just one more scoop.
- Dog friendly Langland Cafe is a local favourite, every morning you are guaranteed a tasty breakfast and always great coffee. Summer on the terrace and winter around the log burner this spot is perfect all year round. At the other end of Langland Bay, The Brasserie is a magic spot for sundowners while the children finish just one more sandcastle on the beach below.
- Sunday wouldn't be Sunday without Sunday lunch. Norton House Hotel is the place to go, 100 yards from Oyster Cottage.
Mumbles Village and the Seafront
- Oyster Cottage lies within the old fishing village of Mumbles, the nets and oyster pots are now just a memory but Mumbles has evolved into a diverse holiday destination. The village winds up the hill and along to the headland. Always a vibrant place, you will be spoilt for choice with restaurants, cafes, galleries, quality boutiques, independent delis, grocers, traditional pubs, and bars just along 'The Prom' as it is affectionately known around these parts.
- The cottage is in a great spot for beach goers, walkers and cyclists. Mumbles Pier and Lifeboat Station are an easy stroll away along The Promenade, from here you can take the coastal path to Limeslade Bay and on further still to Langland and Caswell Bays. Strikeout eastwards along The Prom to Swansea Marina a really interesting destination about 5 miles away along the Promenade. Here you can discover why Wales' greatest poet Dylan Thomas loved this town at The Dylan Thomas Centre and delve into the seafaring and industrial heritage of Swansea at The Maritime Museum, both new and vibrant visitor centres.
Oystermouth Castle
- A Norman castle which sits majestically overlooking Mumbles and Swansea Bay is just 5 minutes walk through the woods from Oyster House. Features include ancient graffiti art from the 14th century, private staircases leading from vaults to banqueting halls and a newly commissioned 30-foot high glass bridge.
- Events are held throughout the year, including outdoor Shakespeare plays and local festivals, so come along and make a visit to one of Wales' finest castles.
Local Beaches
- Langland Bay is a golden sand child-friendly beach and supervised by Lifeguards in high season. The cute green and white beach huts line the beach front. Ideal for children the rock pools will keep them mezmerized for hours.
- Caswell Bay, the coastal path leads here from Langland, easy access makes this a favorite with families. Golden sand and good surf. Surf lessons and equipment hire make for an action-packed day at this beauty spot. Finish with ice cream and treats at the cafe.
The Gower Peninsula
- Mumbles is The Gateway to The Gower. In less than 10 minutes you have the choice of the stunning wild beaches of Three Cliffs Bay, Oxwich or Rhossili Bay, voted amongst the top 5 in the world.
- Walk the Gower Way across the backbone of this hauntingly beautiful place. Preserved as Britain's first AONB since 1966. The wild ponies roam free on common land and the beaches are the best-kept secret of Wales. Visit Three Cliffs Bay for stunning scenery. Oxwich for miles of dunes, Rhossili to wlak out along the cliffs, consistently voted amongst the top 5 beaches in the worlls this really is a must.
- Take an exhilarating trip on The Gower Explorer( seasonal). Starting at 'The Knab' in the village of Mumbles and out of Swansea Bay around the lighthouse. Your journey will give you a seagulls view of all the glorious sandy beaches and craggy headlands around the Gower Peninsula. Seals and dolphins follow playfully along. Surfers can be seen riding the waves on Crab Island off Langland Bay and beyond. If the weather is calm you may be lucky and spot Sunfish off Rhossili Headland.
- The King Arthur Hotel at the heart of Gower in Reynoldston makes an ideal spot to stop for local Welsh award-winning food and ales after a long and carefree day exploring this magical place.
Day Trips
- Explore the coastal city of Swansea once home to its famous son the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. Enjoy cafe culture in the Marina, watersports in the bay and delicious local produce from the market including superfood laverbread, Welsh cakes, cockles and Gower Salt Marsh Lamb.
- The extraordinary National Showcaves of Wales at Dan yr Ogof is a must do excursion. There are 17 kilometers of caves to explore including Bone cave and Cathedral cave - big enough to host huge concerts.
- Dan yr Ogof Dinosaurs - Over 200 life-size dinosaurs will capture the imagination of all budding paleontologists no matter what their age.
- Dan yr Ogof Shire Horse Centre and Farm is home to a number of magnificent Shire horses, once used as workhorses or war horses for their great strength and gentle trustworthy nature.
Oyster Cottage elegant pet friendly, centrally located within the pretty seaside village of Mumbles. Golden safe and sandy beaches just minutes away.
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A delightful elegant French restaurant with informal relaxed atmosphere and wonderful food.
Steakhouse and grill -exceptionally tailored, unusually uncomplicated & extraordinary delicious.
A delightful countryside pub famous for its real ales and fine food ideal for walkers & cyclists
Good food is served all day at the airport restaurant named after Amelia Earhart the first woman to fly across the Atlantic in 1928, who famously landed at Burry Port. Francois and Julie Anthony serve award winning breakfasts, jacket potatoes, snacks and drinks as well as fine dining in the evenings.
The Fig Tree offers a unique and unforgetable dining experience with views of Dryslwyn Castle and Paxton Tower.
Excellent varied menu with a welcoming and warm atmosphere. Shop and cafe open: Mon/Tues 11am - 7pm Weds-Sat 9am - 7pm Sun 11am - 5pm
A relaxed, warm and inviting restaurant in a pub setting. Everything on the menu is made on the premises including the bread and ice-cream. The restaurant has two AA rosettes, and was AA Restaurant of The Year Winner 2009, and in 2012 was voted by Good Food Guide Readers their Recommended Restaurant of the Year for Wales.
The authentic Georgian dining room has panelled walls, wooden floors and a lovely bay window.
Three separate bar and lounge areas in which food and drinks are served.
Contemporary cuisine served in the bar, restaurant or garden with lovely views.
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