This 19 th Century coalhouse building at the southern end of Oxwich bay has a rich and varied history having been initially used as a storage location for coal, brought in by boat, from the turn of the century to the beginning of the 1950’s. It was requisitioned during the war and has since been a café and a water sport centre, however it has remained empty since the 1990’s and was considered a “blot” on the beautiful Gower coastline by many local residents. This large property has been restored and renovated and is now a luxurious restaurant and bar with breath-taking views of the Gower peninsula, across Oxwich Bay and Three Cliffs Bay. These panoramic coastal views are unparralled both from within the building and on the large terraces facing the sea. The Pr

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