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The Retreat in Horton boasts spectacular views over Port Eynon bay, surrounded by a luscious green garden and a secret exit through the trees to the beach, this stunning period property will have you relaxing or going on adventures in no time. Situated in a picturesque village the house has a stunning aspect from almost every room with views across the Bristol Channel. They say the heart of the home is the kitchen and The Retreat is no exception. It has a beautifully large dining table situated by large French doors that lets the sunshine flood into the farmhouse style kitchen dining room. Here you can sit and enjoy your morning coffee whilst enjoying the view of the garden and the ocean at the same time listening to the local bird song. The dining room has an extendable table that can sit up to twelve people as well as a 2-seater sofa and a log burner for additional heating or even just for the enjoyment of sitting by the fire when the nights grow colder. Any time of the year is perfect for the Retreat, it has a feel to it that will melt away stress, and with it being five bedrooms, it can be enjoyed with friends and family. There is enough space to fit two possibly even three cars in the driveway. The kitchen is fully equipped with an electric Aga, and all the usual mod cons like a kettle, toaster, microwave, coffee machine and cooking utensils, an abundance of knives, forks, pots, pans & plates etc There is a utility room which has a second sink, oil boiler, separate fridge, freezer, as well as a washing machine and a tumble dryer. Additionally, there is a downstairs toilet with a unique champaign cork flush button, and a little stand on step for toddlers who need the extra boost! The living room is warm and spacious with two large sofas and a leather armchair. Here will also find a flat screen TV and PlayStation! Ideal for keeping the kids entertained.

Horton is a small seaside village located on the Gower Peninsula in the city of Swansea, Wales. It is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike due to its stunning scenery, beautiful beaches, and peaceful atmosphere. One of the most notable features of Horton is its beach, which stretches for over three miles along the coast. The beach is known for its clean water and soft sand, making it a perfect spot for swimming, sunbathing, and other water-based activities. The area around the beach is also home to many cafes, bars, and restaurants, making it a great place to grab a meal or a drink after a day in the sun. Horton is also home to many beautiful walking trails, which offer visitors breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. One popular route is the coastal path, which runs along the cliffs and provides stunning views of the sea and the nearby countryside. In addition to its natural beauty, Horton is also rich in history and culture. There are many historic sites in the area, including the ruins of an old castle and several ancient burial sites. There are also several art galleries and museums in the village, which showcase the work of local artists and celebrate the area's rich cultural heritage. Overall, Horton is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, with something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're looking for a relaxing beach vacation or an opportunity to explore Wales' rich history and culture, this charming village is well worth a visit.