Dyffryn, Cardiff, Vale of Glamorgan, CF5

A beautifully presented and highly versatile barn conversion set within about five acres in the sought-after Vale of Glamorgan hamlet of Dyffryn.

Description

An exceptional barn conversion of considerable charm and versatility, offering beautifully presented accommodation arranged around generous and light-filled living spaces. The property extends to seven bedrooms within the main dwelling, complemented by a range of reception rooms ideally suited to both family living and entertaining.
The heart of the home is a characterful kitchen/dining room, thoughtfully appointed with an oil-fired AGA, central island with gas hob, ash cabinetry and marble-effect work surfaces. Adjoining this is a formal dining room with a wood-burning stove, providing a welcoming setting for gatherings. A separate utility room offers further practicality.
The principal sitting room is both elegant and inviting, featuring bespoke fitted shelving, a wood-burning stove and French doors opening on to the gardens. A mezzanine level above creates an attractive architectural feature and leads to additional bedroom accommodation, including a principal bedroom with private bathroom and a further bedroom with en suite facilities.
In total, the property provides four further bedrooms within the main house, served by a family bathroom, with one additional en suite bedroom. At the far end of the property, a striking Prime Oak orangery provides an abundance of natural light and connects seamlessly to a self-contained area, including a bedroom, kitchen and shower room, ideal for guest or multigenerational living.
Throughout, the property retains a wealth of original barn features, including exposed beams and brickwork, which combine effortlessly with modern comforts. Solar panels with battery storage enhance the overall energy efficiency.
Set within about five acres, the grounds are a particular feature and include formal gardens, areas of woodland and productive land with an orchard. A sunken heated swim spa is set within a decked terrace, creating a wonderful area for relaxation.
Two beautifully appointed shepherd’s huts are positioned within the grounds, each fully serviced and previously used for guest accommodation, supported by a separate kitchen and shower room. A summerhouse sits adjacent to a tranquil pond, providing a peaceful retreat, while additional outbuildings, a large garage with ample driveway parking and storage areas complete this superb offering.

Location

Dyffryn is a highly regarded rural hamlet situated within the Vale of Glamorgan, positioned approximately one mile south of St Nicholas and about midway between Cardiff and Cowbridge.
The nearby village of St Nicholas is widely considered one of the Vale’s most desirable locations, offering a strong sense of community within attractive rolling countryside. Cowbridge (approximately 5 miles) provides a comprehensive range of amenities including independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, a health centre and leisure facilities.
The area is well regarded for its schooling, with the property falling within the catchment for Cowbridge Comprehensive School and St Nicholas Primary School. A number of well-respected independent schools are also available within commuting distance.
For commuters, the A48 provides access to the M4 motorway (junctions approximately 10–12 miles), connecting to Cardiff, Bridgend and Swansea. Cardiff city centre lies about 8 miles to the east and offers a mainline rail service to London Paddington (approximately 2 hours). Cardiff Airport is approximately 4 miles distant.
The surrounding Vale of Glamorgan offers a wealth of leisure pursuits including golf courses, coastal walks, riding and a variety of sporting clubs. Cultural and recreational amenities are also readily accessible within Cardiff.
(All distances and journey times are approximate.)

Square Footage: 4,179 sq ft


Acreage: 5.14 Acres

Additional Info

Mains water and electricity.

Oil fired central heating.

LPG gas.

Solar panels with battery storage.

Drainage via Klargester sewage treatment plant.

The property is open for the National Garden Scheme.