Bluebell Cottage, Castle Ditty Lane, Swansea, SA3 1AA

Built in 2015, Bluebell Cottage pairs the character of a traditional Gower home with the ease of modern living.

It stands on the edge of Reynoldston, with lovely views across the surrounding countryside, sunny gardens and generous parking.

The Property Blue Bell Cottage offers 1510sqft of well-kept accommodation over two floors.

Most of the rooms have duel aspect windows allowing natural light to flood through the house and offering the stunning countryside in at every opportunity.

A central entrance hall gives the ground floor a particularly pleasing layout: The principal living room sits to one side, with a log burner for colder evenings, while a second reception room on the other side could serve as a snug, playroom or study.

To the rear, the kitchen and family room provides a generous place to cook, eat and spend time together, with doors opening to the garden.

A separate utility room has its own outside access, and there is a downstairs WC off the hall. Upstairs are four bedrooms arranged around a spacious landing.

Bedroom one has an en suite shower room; the other three bedrooms share a family bathroom with both a bath and separate shower. The floorplan also shows useful storage off the landing.

The house has been carefully maintained and is in excellent condition throughout.

The current owners have replaced the windows and renewed the air source heat pump within the past year; solar panels are fitted to the roof.

Outside, the front and rear gardens are sunny and easy to manage, while the driveway provides ample off-road parking. Tenure: Freehold. Services: Air source heat pump and roof-mounted solar panels.

Electricity, water and drainage are mains. Council tax: Band G. (£3,733.08 p.a.) EPC: Rating to be confirmed. The Location Reynoldston makes a fine base for life on Gower.

The village has a community shop and Post Office, the King Arthur for food and a drink, and paths leading out towards Cefn Bryn.

The house’s position at the edge of the village gives it an open outlook while keeping those everyday pleasures close by.

Swansea city centre, the university campuses and Singleton Hospital are all readily accessible.

Swansea railway station is approximately twelve miles away, while the M4 can be reached via Junction 42 or Junction 47, providing connections towards Cardiff, Bristol and the wider motorway network.

Oxwich Bay is around 3 miles away, with Rhossili and the beaches of south and west Gower also within easy reach.

Knelston Prima-ry School is approximately 1.2 miles away, and Swansea Council lists Reynoldston on its Bishopston Comprehensive school transport route; buyers should confirm the designated catchment for this address directly with the council.

Central Swansea is approximately 12 miles away, with access to the M4 at Penllergaer approximately 9 miles away. Distances are approximate.