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55 High Street
Cowbridge
Vale of Glamorgan
CF71 7AE
Graig Penllyn, Near Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, CF71 7RT
Guide Price £750,000
4 Bedroom House
A dramatically modernised cottage in this most sought after of villages with reconfigured much improved family accommodation. Principal living room with wood burning stove, second family sitting room and superb garden room/dining area with lantern light over. Extremely stylish modern kitchen/breakfast room with laundry/utility beyond and ground floor cloakroom/WC. To the first floor: largest bedroom with en suite bath/shower room, a second en suite guest bedroom, two further double bedrooms and family bathroom. Driveway parking and detached double garage with office / work room above. Paved garden fronting the property and, to the rear garden, a significantly larger sloping garden including lawns, summer house with deck seating area and woodland beyond.
SITUATION
Graig Penllyn is a community of attractive old and new properties scattered either side of a wooded valley. Local facilities include The Barley Mow public house, the "Wynch Field" playing fields and tennis courts and, in the neighbouring village of Penllyn, a public house and village hall. A well regarded primary school is located in the nearby village of Llangan; it is a 'feeder' school for Cowbridge Comprehensive.
No more than a few minutes drive away, the market town of Cowbridge provides excellent facilities including Waitrose and a wide variety of shops both national and local, library, health centre and a range of sport and recreation facilities including squash club, tennis club, cricket club, sports centre, etc. Graig Penllyn is surrounded by some delightful countryside with country pursuits such as golf, riding, etc., all within easy reach. The village is situated very much in the heart of the Vale of Glamorgan and is, therefore, well placed for commuting to all major centres including Cardiff, Bridgend, Llantrisant etc.
ABOUT THE PROPERTY
Located in this much sought after of villages, Graig House has been recently modernised by the current owners to offer a dramatically improved family home of ………sq.ft. Fronting the property is a garden room / dining area with lantern light over from which to look over Graig Penllyn village. This dining area links directly into the kitchen, a large space fitted with an especially good range of contemporary ‘Topstak’ units with matching central island/breakfast bar. Appliances, where fitted, are to remain and include: an electric, 4-oven ‘Everhot’ range cooker with hotplate and induction hob; fully integrated fridge, freezer, dishwasher; ‘Miele’ coffee machine and microwave. A temperature-controlled wine fridge is also to stay. To the rear of the kitchen is a neat laundry room with space and plumbing for a washer and a dryer, deep Belfast sink and additional storage. A rear entrance hallway links through to the side of the property and also leads into a ground floor shower room/WC. An open arch leads from the kitchen/breakfast room into the large family lounge to the very heart of the home. This features a stylish wood burner set upon a raised, tiled hearth. A bespoke staircase with glass balustrading leads to the first floor while double doors open to a second, enlarged sitting room. This is a wonderfully useful family space features a slatted timber panelled wall with TV within and flame effect fire beneath.
To the first floor, the largest bedroom is to the southern end of the property and has a Juliette balcony to the front elevation. It is a good double room with its own en suite bathroom including copper bath, twin basins and broad, deep shower cubicle. A second, en suite guest bedroom looks to the rear of the property and has a door opening to the same. Bedrooms 3 and 4 are both double rooms looking to the front elevation, both include fitted wardrobes. These share use of a family bathroom with a copper and enamel slipper bath.
GARDENS AND GROUNDS
Graig House is set within a generous plot of close to half an acre in total. A flagstone-paved parking area fronts the detached, two storey garage. Entered via a broad, electric door or through a pedestrian side door, it includes a very useful store room / home office above. To the rear of the property are extensive gardens, extending into a substantial woodland garden. A path runs to this, leading through lawns and planted beds, reaching a substantial decking area & Summer House from which there are stunning views over the village.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Freehold. Mains electric, water and drainage connect to the property. Oil-fired central heating. Council tax: Band H
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