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Rhiwceiliog Pencoed, Bridgend, CF35

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

2,283 sq ft

212 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Extended detached character home, in part dating back to the 17th century
  • Prime position on Coity Wallia Common with stunning rural views
  • Versatile three/four double bedroom accommodation
  • Beautiful blend of original features and spacious modern living
  • Impressive vaulted dining room with inglenook fireplace and exposed beams
  • Large private mature wraparound gardens with patio areas
  • Extensive driveway parking for numerous vehicles, garage and workshop
  • Convenient access to Bridgend town centre, rail links and the M4 corridor

Description

A rare opportunity to acquire this beautifully extended three/four bedroom detached character home, in part dating back to the 17th century, occupying a substantial and private mature plot on the top of Coity Wallia Common in Rhiwceiliog. Enjoying stunning rural views and a peaceful countryside setting, the property blends original charm with spacious and versatile family accommodation, whilst remaining conveniently located for access to the M4 corridor. Offering generous parking, use of a large garage, workshop and wraparound gardens, Bryn Uchaf is an exceptional home full of character and lifestyle appeal.

Ground Floor

The property is entered via a wooden door with decorative stained glass panel opening into a welcoming and generously proportioned entrance hallway. Featuring a combination of slate tiled flooring and polished wooden floorboards, the hallway provides an impressive first impression with staircase rising to the first floor, under stairs storage area and access to the principal ground floor rooms. A useful cloakroom/WC is fitted with a two-piece suite comprising WC and pedestal wash hand basin.

The main lounge is a bright and spacious reception room with two front-facing windows enjoying rural views, together with French doors opening onto the side patio. There is ample room for a range of furniture, centred around a charming wood burning stove with slate hearth. From the lounge, a further reception room currently used as a home office offers excellent versatility and could easily serve as a fourth bedroom, playroom or snug. This room also benefits from French doors to the patio and an additional rear window.

The farmhouse-style kitchen is a superb family space, fitted with an extensive range of base, wall and drawer units with display cabinets, plate rack and built-in wine rack. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher, alongside a Rangemaster cooker and single bowl sink with mixer tap. Dual aspect windows to the front and rear fill the room with natural light, while there is ample space for a six-seater dining table in the middle.

A stable door leads through to the generous utility room, fitted with additional sink unit, Worcester floor-standing boiler and space for appliances including washing machine, tumble dryer, American-style fridge freezer and further storage. A door also leads out to the rear garden.

Leading from the kitchen is the original part of the house, currently arranged as a formal dining room and undoubtedly one of the property's most impressive features. This spectacular room boasts a double-height vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, Velux windows, original inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and oak mantle, stone detailing and multiple windows flooding the room with light. Rich in history and character, this room offers a truly unique entertaining space.

First Floor

The carpeted staircase rises to a landing giving access to all three bedrooms, family bathroom and loft hatch. Traditional farmhouse-style internal doors with black iron catches continue the character theme throughout.

The main bedroom is a spacious room with windows to the front and side elevations, enjoying pleasant views and excellent natural light. The room benefits from multiple fitted wardrobes and access to a private en-suite shower room fitted with shower cubicle, WC, pedestal wash hand basin and heated chrome towel rail.

Bedroom two is another generous double room positioned to the front elevation, featuring a decorative circular window adding further charm and natural light.

Bedroom three is a well-proportioned double bedroom with character pitched ceiling and twin Velux windows to either side, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. There is also useful under-eaves storage.

The family bathroom is a generous room fitted with a panelled bath with rainfall shower over and glass shower screen, WC, pedestal wash hand basin, traditional style chrome radiator and tiled finishes. A large built-in cupboard provides excellent linen and towel storage.

Outside

The property is approached via a five-bar gate leading to an extensive chipping driveway providing parking for numerous vehicles, ideal for families, guests or those with caravans/motorhomes.

Set within substantial mature gardens, the grounds wrap around the property and are mainly laid to lawn with established trees, shrubs and planting creating privacy and a wonderful rural feel. A patio area to the side is directly accessed from both the lounge and home office, making it ideal for outdoor entertaining and enjoying the surrounding countryside views. Additional features include outside sockets, storage shed, chipping areas and oil tank.

Attached to the property is a useful workshop with power, lighting, side window and separate access door.

In addition, the property benefits from Common Rights including the use of a large detached garage with pitched roof, double front doors, side pedestrian door, power and lighting.

Bryngarn Uchaf is a truly special home combining period charm, flexible accommodation and a beautiful countryside setting with excellent commuter links.

Garden

Outside
The property is approached via a five-bar gate leading to an extensive chipping driveway providing parking for numerous vehicles, ideal for families, guests or those with caravans/motorhomes.
Set within substantial mature gardens, the grounds wrap around the property and are mainly laid to lawn with established trees, shrubs and planting creating privacy and a wonderful rural feel. A patio area to the side is directly accessed from both the lounge and home office, making it ideal for outdoor entertaining and enjoying the surrounding countryside views. Additional features include outside sockets, storage shed, chipping areas and oil tank.
Attached to the property is a useful workshop with power, lighting, side window and separate access door.
In addition, the property benefits from Common Rights including the use of a large detached garage with pitched roof, double front doors, side pedestrian door, power and lighting.
Bryngarn Uchaf is a truly special home combining period c...

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PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Yes
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Private garden
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About Herbert R Thomas, Bridgend

The TollHouse, 1 Derwen Road, Bridgend, CF31 1LH

Herbert R Thomas is a highly professional independent estate agency established in 1926. We provide a full comprehensive personal service specialising in the sale, valuation and purchase of residential properties in the Vale of Glamorgan.

We are dedicated to making your proposed move, whether it be a sale, sale and purchase or purchase only, as smooth as possible. We enjoy an outstanding reputation based on personal and a high quality service.

Affordability

Monthly repayments£3,210
Property: £ 640,000
Deposit: £ 64,000
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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