Introducing Merlins Cabin, a tranquil and secluded hideaway nestled in the picturesque area of Penclawdd. With the exciting addition of a new private hot tub, this charming cabin is the perfect retreat for families seeking peace and relaxation. Set apart from the other cottages on the site and surrounded by its own paddock where horses used to roam, Merlins Cabin offers a rustic and private experience.

Step outside onto the veranda and be embraced by the serenity of the surroundings. Sip a glass of wine or enjoy a leisurely lunch under the comforting shade of the crab apple tree, while observing the birds nesting and squirrels frolicking about. This secluded cottage provides a haven where modern stressors fade away, replaced by the soothing melodies of birdsong. While there is a shared hot tub available for the four cottages on site, we also offer the exclusive opportunity to reserve the new private hot tub—the perfect way to unwind and enjoy one of the best views of the estuary. Don't forget to bring your bathing suits!

Ideal for up to 4 guests, Merlins Cabin exudes a fresh and spacious ambiance. The master bedroom features a King-size bed and French doors that open onto the secluded patio—perfect for a tranquil breakfast. The second bedroom is equipped with bunk beds, ideal for accommodating children of all ages. The open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining area offers a light and airy space, while a separate bathroom ensures comfort and convenience. Whether you're a young family or a couple seeking privacy, tranquility, and close proximity to nature, this retreat provides the perfect escape.

The cabin's living area is spacious and filled with natural light. Two cosy double sofas are arranged around a large coffee table, creating an inviting atmosphere. The dining table can comfortably seat 4 guests, and there are outdoor dining options as well. With its pet-friendly policy, your furry companions are welcome to join you for a fee of £30 for one or two dogs.

The grounds surrounding the cabin are truly special. A majestic crab apple tree shades the front, providing an ideal spot for lunch or dinner while escaping the sun's rays. At the private patio in the back, enjoy evenings filled with relaxation, savor a glass of wine, listen to the melodies of birdsong, and watch the neighboring horses frolic in the fields. Facing southwest, this delightful spot captures the warmth of the evening sun perfectly. As temperatures cool, light up the log fire for a cosy and warm ambiance as the sun sets.

Perched above the renowned village of Penclawdd in the breathtaking North Gower coast, Blaen Cedi Farm surrounds the cottages with lush farmland, woodland, and fields. Guests are treated to delightful views of the Lougher Estuary and Llanrhidian Marshes. This idyllic location has enticed numerous guests to return time and time again, drawn by the peace, tranquility, and natural beauty that Blaen Cedi offers.

While our setting feels pleasantly secluded, it is not remote, making it an ideal base for exploring the famous Gower beaches, known for their beauty and cleanliness, or venturing to Cefn Bryn, renowned for its picturesque hikes and the iconic Arthur's Stone. The nearby villages of Mumbles, Swansea, and Llanelli offer a vibrant blend of culture, shopping, and entertainment. Access to the Welsh Coastal path from the village allows for adventures in the stunning North Gower area, with extensive hiking and cycling routes at your fingertips. For those with more time to spare, a convenient location on North Gower provides easy access to the allure of Pembrokeshire.

Book your stay at Merlins Cabin and immerse yourself in the serene beauty that awaits you in this captivating corner of Penclawdd. A truly captivating holiday experience awaits.
Pets - allowed
Smoking - not allowed


SA4 3LX is unique to the Farm. Type this into your GPS and you’ll get to us.

On GPS, once close, select the route option through Penclawdd village, as the road is easier.

Leave M4 at junction 47. Follow signs for Penllergaer then signs for Gowerton. You will pass a Harvester pub and go under a railway bridge before you reach traffic lights.
Turn right at traffic lights then straight through second traffic lights. The road signs for Gower at both lights. Travel 3.5 miles to Penclawdd.

Turn left at the mini roundabout opposite Gower Timber and follow the road to a junction at the top of the hill.
Turn left at junction and approx 100yds along there is a small lane sloping down towards the left.

Take this turn, go approximately 150 metres until you see a stone wall and electric gate on the left. The wall has a nameplate “Blaen Cedi Farm”.

You can buzz on the gate and it calls through to the house where we can open the gate for you.