Horseshoe Cottage
Self Catering Cottage for 5 guests
Sleeps 5:
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Bedrooms 3:
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Horseshoe Cottage at a glance
- Sleeps 5 in three bedrooms: one double, one twin and one single.
- Main farm location: opposite our riding stables, with an enclosed rear garden.
- Living space: open-plan kitchen, dining and lounge area, plus a sunroom overlooking fields towards Swansea Bay.
- Two bathrooms: the double bedroom has an ensuite shower room. The main bathroom has a bath without a shower.
- Steps: two entrance steps and two internal steps down to the twin bedroom, single bedroom and main bathroom. There is also a step into the ensuite shower cubicle.
“We had a fantastic stay and the staff were very helpful and friendly. We had a few days with my Mum for her Birthday and it was nice to all be together. We were in Horseshoe Cottage which had everything we needed and was clean. The garden was secure for our dogs, who loved watching the farmer in his tractor, the cows and horses. The scenery was, well, spectacular, we didn’t want to leave. We will be highly recommending Clyne Farm Centre to family and friends. Thank you for an amazing stay. Bailey
Facilities
Fast Wi-Fi
Enclosed rear garden
Communal BBQ
Ample parking
TV, Freeview, Roku streaming stick & DVD player
All heating, electricity, bed linen (duvets) & towels included
Hob, oven & microwave
Washer/dryer, dishwasher, & under counter fridge with freezer compartment
Cot, high-chair & stair gate available on request
Pets are very welcome. See Terms
“Beautiful gem in a stunning location – we will be back again. We were an extended family group staying across two cottages. I was part of the group that stayed in Horseshoe Cottage. There were 5 of us plus 3 dogs sleeping in this cottage and we used it as the main eating / socialising base for the whole extended family. I was impressed with how spacious it was. There was a comfortable living room to relax in, with Netflix for the evenings and a 6 seater dining table to socialise around. The beds were comfortable, everyone slept well. Bathroom and ensuite were clean and well sized with plenty of hot water for all. The views were second to none. We would sit in the living room in the morning, drinking our coffee and staring out over the bay, even the dogs appeared to be taking it all in. There is a lovely enclosed garden which would be great for a braai in the summer. We regularly remarked to each other how great the place was, how lucky we got with it all and how we would be back again. The children in the group (8;10;15;17 yrs) all did a pre booked riding lesson, which took place in the arena and which they all loved. We really cannot fault the place”. McKay
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Sunrise views over the Bay
Once home to the farm’s shire horses, Horseshoe Cottage is a converted stone barn with room for family meals, evenings together and a quiet coffee in the sunroom. From here, you can look across the fields towards Clyne Valley Country Park and Swansea Bay.
The cottage opens onto the main farm courtyard, making it a useful choice for families or friends booking other cottages nearby. The riding stables are opposite, with Swansea, Mumbles and the Gower Peninsula a short drive away.
We are very dog friendly. We also welcome other pets on request. There is a supplement of £5 per night per pet. We can take up to 4 pets per property. If you have more than 4 just get in touch and we will see what we can do.
Are you a digital nomad? Or just want to add a few days of work on your holiday? We have free and fast Wi-Fi internet.
Need some more space? Gather your family & friends and hire our 400-year-old Stone Corn Barn & Kitchen. Perfect for family meals and get togethers.
Activities Onsite: Horse riding and Challenge Valley The Muddiest Assault Course in the World!
Layout and access:
Two entrance steps lead into the cottage. The open-plan kitchen, lounge and dining area, sunroom and double bedroom are on the same level. The double bedroom has an ensuite with a shower cubicle, WC and basin. There is a step into the shower cubicle. Two internal steps lead down to the twin bedroom, single bedroom and main bathroom. The main bathroom has a bath, WC and basin, with no shower over the bath or shower attachment. If steps or bathroom access affect your choice, please contact us before booking so we can discuss your requirements.
History:
The main part of the cottage used to be where shire horses were stabled. These horses would have been a crucial part of farm life. Where the twin and single bedrooms are now located used to be a separate pig sty with an outside run. When the Haden family first took over the running of the farm in the late 1980s the old shire stabling part of the building was used for crafts courses for children and adults. Courses such as paper making, pottery, and stained glass work all took place in what was then called the Craft Barn. A pottery kiln can still be found in the garden. The old pig sty was used as staff accommodation and was called the Pig Sty! To create the cottage as it is now, a sunroom was added and the buildings were linked together.
Plant a Tree:
Every time we receive a self-catering cottage booking we plant a tree in our Ecologi Forest. Ecologi works with a range of amazing reforestation partners to grow millions of trees globally.



