Hafod Y Wennol (the Swallow's summer dwelling) is a converted barn which boasts a stunning location in the courtyard of an old country estate. Overlooking the farmers' fields of sheep, guests in this cottage also have access to the large lawn directly outside with garden furniture shaded by giant beech trees. Visitors are often found relaxing with a drink, in summer having family barbecues enjoying the parkland views, or watching the sunset. Although you might feel you've got away from it all, the farm cottage is deceptively well-connected to modern life with supermarkets and the hustle and bustle of modern life just a few minutes drive away. It is ideally placed for many of Wales' must see attractions, including the city of Swansea , the Gower beaches and the Brecon Beacons. The cottage is decorated in traditional style. Upon entering the cottage, a central hallway leads to all other parts of the cottage. To the left is a well-equipped farmhouse kitchen. To the right, through double doors is the lounge. Cosy and comfortable, the lounge has a wood burning stove set in a fireplace made from local blue sandstone and Welsh slate and an HDTV with Freesat (over 120 channels). There are two bedrooms upstairs, a double and a twin room, between which is a bathroom with an over bath shower. The bedrooms have comfortable beds and views over the courtyard and surrounding countryside. Suitable for families with children, couples, and business travellers. Swansea is home to this cottage. Gwyn Hall and Neath Abbey Ruins are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Brecon Beacons National Park and Cwm Du Glen & Glanrhyd Plantation Local Nature Reserve. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Swansea.com Stadium or Laserzone.