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Burrows Cottage

Exterior of Burrows Cottage, Llanmadoc, Swansea
The exterior of Burrows Cottage, Swansea | © National Trust Images/Mike Henton
The sitting room at Burrows Cottage, Swansea
A glimpse of Burrows Cottage through the trees, South Wales

Burrows Cottage

A serene stay among pine woodlands, just a short walk to the sand dunes of Whiteford Burrows.

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The sitting room at Burrows Cottage, Swansea
A glimpse of Burrows Cottage through the trees, South Wales
Exterior of Burrows Cottage, Llanmadoc, Swansea
The sitting room at Burrows Cottage, South Wales
The kitchen at Burrows Cottage, Swansea
The dining room at Burrows Cottage, Swansea
The twin bedroom at Burrows Cottage, Swansea
The single bedroom at Burrows Cottage
The double bedroom at Burrows Cottage, Swansea
The Bathroom at Burrows Cottage, Swansea
The surrounding area at Burrows Cottage, Swansea
The surrounding area at Burrows Cottage, Swansea
Ponies in a field in the area surrounding Burrows Cottage, South Wales
The wreck of the Helvetia, which sank in 1887, visible on Rhosili Bay Beach at low tide, with Rhossili Old Rectory in the background, South Wales
The golden sands of Rhossili Bay Beach with the hills of Rhossili Down in the background, near Rhossili Old Rectory, South Wales

© National Trust/Mike Henton

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A serene stay among pine woodlands, just a short walk to the sand dunes of Whiteford Burrows.

  • Guests

    5

    Bedrooms

    3

    Acorn rating

    2What's this?

    Number of dogs welcome

    1

    Reference

    013024

    Burrows Cottage is a simple, single-storey former forester’s cottage. Located in a secluded spot alongside a pine wood, the cottage benefits from a large private garden and is just a short walk to the beach. Inside, you’ll find traditional interiors complete with a wood-burning stove in the living room.  

    After a cup of coffee in the garden, explore the dunes at Whiteford Burrows National Nature Reserve. Play a game of cricket or rounders on the beach before heading over to the village of Rhossili.

    Make the trip to north Gower to see the area from a completely different perspective. This part of the Gower is much quieter than the south of the peninsula and a perfect get away.

     

    National Trust Holidays is registered with the Welsh Revenue Authority to provide visitor accommodation in Wales. Our registration number is 83657296.

    • Wi-Fi, not available
    • Garden, available
    • EV charging, not available
    • Fridge, available
    • Freezer, available
    • Microwave, available
    • Open fire / wood burner, available
    • Television, available
    • DVD, available
    • Washing machine, available
    • Dishwasher, available
    • Tumble dryer, available
    • Cot & high chair, not available

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