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Little Haven, Nash Manor Nash, Near Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, CF71 7NS Little Haven, Nash Manor Nash, Near Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, CF71 7NS Little Haven, Nash Manor Nash, Near Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, CF71 7NS £870,000 Freehold 5 Bedrooms : 5 Bathrooms : 2 Reception Rooms Porch • Hallway • Cloakroom • Living room • Kitchen-breakfast room • Second sitting room • Utility room • Two en suite bedrooms to the ground floor Two further en suite bedrooms • Bedroom 5 / Study • Bathroom Driveway parking • Integral double garage Courtyard garden & stores / workshop South facing garden • Adjoining paddock of about 1.5 acres Directions From the Town of Cowbridge take the road left at the western end of the High Street / Westgate, towards Llantwit Major. Proceed along this road for about 2 miles and at the Nash crossroads, turn into the grounds of Nash Manor, through the pillared entrance with intricate wrought iron gates. Travel along the tree-lined drive, bearing left before the entrance to the Manor House itself, to find Little Haven at the end of the drive, positioned to your left. • Cowbridge 2.7 miles • Cardiff City Centre 15.4 miles • M4 (J35, Pencoed) 6.4 miles Your local office: Cowbridge T 01446 773500 E [email protected] Summary of Accommodation ABOUT THE PROPERTY * Located close to Cowbridge and to the very edge of the grounds of 'Nash Manor' * Enjoying a great, southerly aspect and fine views over fields and farmland * A detached family home with over 3000 sq ft of adaptable, flexible accommodation * Covered entrance porch opens to a hallway with cloakroom beyond which is the living room * Wonderfully large family living space with windows looking into the driveway and also to the rear, courtyard garden; and an especially broad, tall window looking over - and with central doors opening to - the south facing decked seating area with lawn and paddock beyond * Modern kitchen-breakfast room with a good range of units with island-breakfast bar; there remains ample space for a family dining table. * Appliances, where fitted, are to remain and include a range cooker, wine cooler, microwave and fully integrated fridge, freezer and dishwasher * Two ground floor bedrooms, both of which are en suite * Second sitting / playroom to the ground floor looking onto the rear courtyard garden * Central landing area to first floor with doors to the two, principle en suite bedrooms; to a fifth bedroom / study; and to a family bathroom * Master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and en suite shower room * Second, guest bedroom also with en suite shower room * All three bedrooms to the first floor enjoy a southerly aspe ct, looking out over garden and open farmland GARDENS AND GROUNDS * Extensive, block-paved driveway parking area fronting the property * Remote control, sectional door leads in to the integral double garage (approx. max 5.9m x 5.1m) * A five-bar gate also runs from the driveway onto a flint-chipped track leading past the garden into the paddock * To the rear of the property is a wonderfully sheltered and private courtyard garden from which there is an l-shaped, comprehensive range of storage sheds / workshops * Broad timber deck fronts the property and enjoys a southerly aspect; it is accessed from the living room, the kitchen-breakfast room and one of the ground floor bedrooms. * The deck, in turn, extends to a lovely expanse of lawn divided from the paddock beyond by a low stone wall * Even paddock of about 1.5 acres including freestanding field shelters (approx 9.7 x 4.2m) TENURE AND SERVICES Freehold. Mains electric and water connect to the property. Oil-fired central heating. LPG fired hob to range cooker. Any maps and floor plans included in these sales particulars are not accurate or drawn to scale and are intended only to help prospective purchasers visualise the layout of the property. They do not form any part of any contract. Bridgend Cowbridge Penarth London T 01656 644 288 T 01446 773 500 T 029 2071 2266 T 020 7467 5330 E [email protected] E [email protected] E [email protected] E [email protected] @WattsandMorgan wattsandmorgan wattsandmorgan.wales .
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