Gower House
28-30 Dunns Lane,
The Mumbles,
Swansea
SA3 4AA
Escape to Gower at this charming two-bedroom bungalow in Bayview, Oxwich (8-month holiday occupancy), boasting far-reaching views, a cosy living room leading to a sunny terrace, and easy access to Oxwich Bay and the scenic coastal paths—an ideal, affordable retreat with no onward chain.
Immerse yourself in Gower’s coastal splendour at this charming two-bedroom bungalow, enjoying a 8-month holiday occupancy each year. Perfectly poised above Oxwich Bay, the property commands sweeping views across rolling fields and towards the sea—a daily reminder of why this area was named Britain’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Although not ultra-modern, it’s offered in comfortable, well-maintained condition, featuring a cosy living room where patio doors open onto a sun terrace, framing those far-reaching vistas.
A small but functional kitchen and a practical bathroom ensure you have everything you need, whether you’re looking for a peaceful weekend escape or a longer stay in the heart of South Gower. From Bayview, stroll down to Oxwich’s golden sands and follow the coast path east to Penmaen or west to Port Eynon, soaking up panoramic seascapes en route.
With no onward chain and an affordable entry point to Gower living, this bungalow presents a rare opportunity to experience the allure of Three Cliffs Bay and the broader peninsula at your leisure.
The Property is LEASEHOLD with a 999year lease from 2014 the ground rent is £160 plus VAT (every 6 months), the Service Charge is £395.20 plus Vat (also paid every 6 months) so total leasehold out goings (INC VAT ) are £1,332.48p.a.
The property is connected to mains electricity, water and sewerage.
The Council Tax is Band A (£1,345)
The EPC rating is TBC
Bayview, Oxwich, Gower – The Ideal Holiday Home Destination
1. Breathtaking Location
Bayview sits within the seaside hamlet of Oxwich, located on the southern fringe of the Gower Peninsula – the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Nestled in an elevated position, many properties in Bayview enjoy panoramic sea views across Oxwich Bay, one of Wales’ most beautiful stretches of coastline. The combination of sea, sand dunes, woodlands and salt marshes creates a peaceful, unspoiled setting that’s perfect for a relaxing escape.
2. Beach Access and Scenic Walks
One of the biggest draws of owning a holiday home in Bayview is the proximity to Oxwich Beach:
Walking time to Oxwich Beach: Approximately 7–10 minutes on foot, depending on your exact location within Bayview. It’s a gentle downhill walk via quiet country lanes or a woodland path.
Oxwich Bay is a vast, golden sand beach ideal for swimming, sunbathing, watersports, or simply strolling along its two-mile stretch. It’s dog-friendly year-round, making it ideal for pet owners.
From the beach, you can walk west to Tor Bay and Three Cliffs Bay via the Wales Coast Path – one of the most stunning cliffside trails in the UK.
3. Local Amenities in Oxwich
While Oxwich is a small village, it offers everything you need for a restful holiday:
The Oxwich Bay Hotel – A short walk away, this beachfront hotel and restaurant is a local favourite. It serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, has a beer garden with sea views, and regularly hosts events and weddings.
Beach House Restaurant – A Michelin-starred dining experience situated right on the beach. This destination restaurant attracts food lovers from across the UK and offers a fine dining menu featuring local Gower produce and fresh seafood.
Oxwich Watersports – Located directly on the beach, this company offers paddleboard, kayak, and powerboat hire, plus lessons and guided coastal tours.
Oxwich Car Park and Convenience Kiosk – The beachside car park includes a small seasonal shop selling snacks, beach gear, and essentials during summer months.
4. Wider Gower Attractions Nearby
Buying a holiday home in Bayview also puts you close to a host of other Gower gems:
Three Cliffs Bay – Just 10 minutes’ drive or 1 hour's walk along the coast path. It’s one of Wales’ most photographed locations, with limestone cliffs, a meandering river, and sand dunes.
Rhossili Bay – Around 20 minutes’ drive. Ranked among the top beaches in the world, with 3 miles of golden sands, iconic views from Worm’s Head, and superb walking routes.
Port Eynon – 15 minutes by car. A charming beach village with fish and chips, ice cream parlours, and a family-friendly beach.
Reynoldston (10 mins drive) – Offers a lovely pub (The King Arthur Hotel) and access to Cefn Bryn, a scenic ridge with breathtaking panoramic views across Gower.
Mumbles – Around 25–30 minutes by car. This bustling seaside village has boutique shopping, eateries, and a picturesque promenade leading to Oystermouth Castle.
5. Practical Considerations
Access to Swansea: Roughly 30–40 minutes by car to central Swansea, offering shopping, train connections, and services.
Parking: A designated parking space, a huge bonus for beach properties.
Rental Potential: Due to its location, properties in Oxwich have strong holiday let appeal, particularly those with sea views and easy beach access. High season bookings often fill quickly, with visitors attracted to its natural beauty and tranquility.
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
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