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Mornington Bungalow Drope Road St Georges Super Ely, Vale of Glamorgan, CF5 6EP Mornington Bungalow Drope Road St Georges Super Ely | Vale of Glamorgan | CF5 6EP Mornington Bungalow Drope Road St Georges Super Ely, Vale of Glamorgan, CF5 6EP Mornington Bungalow Drope Road St Georges Super Ely | Vale of Glamorgan | CF5 6EP Beautifully presented, deceptively spacious four double bedroom, three reception room family home in a lovely rural setting yet very convenient access to Cardiff. Exceptional Detached Four Double Bedroom Family Home with Stunning Rural Views | L Shaped Entrance Hall, Cloakroom, Living Room, Large Dining Room, Study and Conservatory, Well Fitted Modern Kitchen/ Breakfast Room | 4 Double Bedroom, 2 En Suite Bathrooms, 2 En Suite Shower Rooms | Enlcosed Private Front and Rear Gardens | Extensive Parking and Detached Garage | Convenient Access to Cardiff double glazed windows to front, side and rear elevation, Mornington Bungalow Drope fitted carpet and deep built in cupboard. Door to EN RoadSpacious, well presented and maintained detached four SUITE SHOWER ROOM (7'6" x 5'6"), natural stone tiled floor and walls, white low level WC and pedestal wash double bedrooms (with four en suites) home in a delightful rural position offering exceptional access to the hand basin, walk in shower cubicle, frosted double nearby capital City of Cardiff. glazed window and chrome heated towel rail. Double BEDROOM 3 (27'5" max x 10'9"), double glazed Velux Upvc double glazed entrance door and side panels to 'L' windows to side and Upvc double glazed window to rear shaped HALLWAY (7'6" x 6'5" plus 18' x 4'), oak floor, with far ranging rural view, part pitched ceiling and door double glazed window to side elevation, traditional to EN SUITE BATHROOM (5'4" x 6'7"), panelled bath spindle staircase with understairs cupboard, double coat with curved shower screen and shower over, pedestal cupboard and door to CLOAKROOM (5'1" x 5'4"), white basin and low level WC, natural stone tiled floor and suite including low level WC and pedestal wash hand walls with frosted with frosted double glazed window and basin, chrome heated towel rail, tiled floor and double chrome heated towel rail. Double BEDROOM 4 (14'2" x glazed window to side, half glazed door to LIVING 8'5"), Upvc double glazed Velux window, pitched ceiling ROOM (20'2" x 16'), two double glazed Upvc windows to and low door to large bordered attic space. Door to EN front garden, coved ceiling, feature fireplace with carved SUITE BATHROOM (6'7" x 5'6"), panelled bath with timber surround and free standing electric fire to remain, curved shower screen and shower over, pedestal basin Upvc double glazed french door to CONSERVATORY and low level WC, tiled floor and walls and chrome (11'9" x 10'8"), Upvc double glazed windows and pitched heated towel rail. polycarbonate roof over, timber laminate floor and french doors to garden. Wrought iron double gated lead to a herringbone pattern driveway flanked by two shaped lawns leading to a wide Large DINING ROOM (19'4" x 13'10"), double glazed parking area with access to a detached GARAGE (20'4" windows to front and side elevations, coved ceiling and x 15'10"), electric roller door, frosted double glazed loft hatch. Half glazed door from hallway to KITCHEN/ window, power and light. Wrought iron double gates BREAKFAST ROOM (25'7" x 13'11"), extensive range of leads to private south and west facing rear garden with cream base, wall and tall cupboards, roll top work lawn, large paved sitting area, deep raised beds and surface and matching island unit/ breakfast bar, one and timber framed garden shed to remain. Outside water and a half bowl sink, drainer and mixer tap, double glazed light. windows and door to garden, ceramic tiled floor, 'Cannon' cream and black cooking range and extractor hood and spaces and plumbing for dishwasher and American style fridge freezer. Door to STUDY (8'5" x 9'), timber effect floor and double glazed window to rear Directions garden. From our Cowbridge offices follow the A48 in an Independent ground floor BEDROOM1 (12'5"x12") ideal Easterly direction towards Cardiff. On for guests or dependent relative, fitted carpet, double approaching the Culverhouse Cross roundabout, glazed window to rear garden and door to EN SUITE take the second exit and then take the first SHOWER ROOM (7'2" x 4'1"), fully tiled to floor and walls, white pedestal basin and low level WC, large walk turning left at the traffic lights, follow this road for in shower enclosure with glazed entrance door, chrome a short distance, over the zebra crossing turning heated towel rail. Traditional spindle staircase to first left onto Drope Road. Follow this road for 1.3 floor LANDING, double glazed Velux windows and miles where Mornington lies on your left hand panelled doors to BEDROOM 2 (21'7" max x 15'11"), side. Tenure Freehold Services Mains water and electricity. Septic tank. LPG central heating. Council Tax Band I EPC Rating E Price Offers in Excess of £500,000 Viewing strictly by appointment through Herbert R Thomas 59 High Street, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, CF71 7YL, These particulars are believed to be accurate but they are not guaranteed to be so. They are intended only as a general 01446 772911 guide and cannot be construed as any form of contract, warranty or offer. The details are issued on the strict understanding [email protected] that any negotiations in respect of the property named herein are conducted through Herbert R. Thomas. www.hrt.uk.com .
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