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Ogmore-By-Sea, Vale of Glamorgan OGMORE-BY-SEA, VALE OF GLAMORGAN You cannot fail to be Ideally located on the Glamorgan Heritage Coast Eating out within the vicinity there are a popular THE LOCATION and within close proximity to the M4, Tusker’s selection of pubs and restaurants to choose impressed by the stunning Point is perfectly situated to enjoy the best of the from including The Watermill and The Pelican views surrounding Tusker’s beautiful Welsh countryside with the hustle and in Ogmore, and Frolics Italian Restaurant in PERFECT FOR ALL THE FAMILY bustle of city life in easy reach. Southerndown. Point at Ogmore-by-Sea Take in the stunning surroundings of the Vale A small run of shops sit on the main road of Glamorgan, with a multitude of activities to through the village including a post office, café appreciate and explore the local environment; and hairdressers. For a wider choice of amenities, 7 walk across the stepping stones at low tide over Bridgend, including its Designer Outlet with a the River Ewenny venturing towards Ogmore huge range of shops, restaurants and a multiplex DISTANCES TO LOCAL TOWNS & ATTRACTIONS Castle or pony trek amongst the sand dunes cinema, is only three miles away. Further afield at Merthyr Mawr. ‘The Deeps’, a small inlet on and each within 30 miles lie Swansea and Cardiff, Llantwit Major 9 miles Ogmore Beach accessed just off the Glamorgan both easily accessible via the motorway. Coastal Path, is a local secret for sea fishing and Cowbridge 9.3 miles Dunraven Bay at Southerndown is a blue flag Porthcawl 10.3 miles beach, perfect for a family day out. Explore“” the sand dunes at Merthyr Cardiff 23.8 miles Another way to enjoy the beautiful scenery is to Mawr, the largest in Europe visit Southerndown golf course, which arguably Swansea 25.9 miles has the best views of any golf course in south An hourly bus service runs through the village Wales, overlooking the Bristol Channel. heading towards Barry and Bridgend, Llantwit Brecon 57.5 miles Major train station serves local destinations and Popular nearby tourist attractions include Dyffryn Bridgend station serves both the valley line as Bristol 62.3 miles House & Gardens in St Nicholas, Wiggley’s well as Swansea, Cardiff and London. Cardiff Fun Farm in Bridgend for younger children and Airport is only 15 miles away, ideal for both Bath 75.1 miles Margam Country Park in Neath Port Talbot is a business or leisure travel as flights leave for 1 4 London 170 miles great day out for the whole family. domestic and international destinations. 1. Traverse the river on horseback from Ogmore Farm 2. The Pelican in her Piety, or ‘The Peli’ to locals, is a popular nearby pub 3. The Parish Church of St Teilo, Merthyr Mawr 4/8. Coastal views are a highlight of Tusker’s Point 5. A beautiful array of thatched cottages can be found in the area 6. “The Dipping Bridge” at Merthyr Mawr coined its nickname from local farmers using the bridge for their annual sheep dip 7. The River Ogmore winds around the rolling countryside 2 3 5 6 8 THE SITE KEY THE DEVELOPMENT Tusker’s Point is a luxury development of 12 family THE SITE LAYOUT 9 homes with breathtaking views overlooking the THE COLHUGH THE NASH stunning Welsh coastline 1-6 Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms: 4 Plots: 9 & 11 Plots: 14, 15, 16 & 17 Set around a cul-de-sac, this fantastic The Sker are the largest two property styles floor features large reception rooms and THE BREAKSEA THE SKER selection of four bedroom homes offers a within Tusker’s Point, both with bedroom an open plan living area, with the first variety of different property styles to suit quarters to the lower ground floor, open floor holding the four large bedrooms and Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms: 4 your lifestyle. living at the heart of the ground floor and an family bathroom. Representing modern 7 Plots: 10, 12 & 18 Plots: 13, 19 & 20 expansive master bedroom suite to the first family living at its best, Tusker’s Point has a Each property has ample outdoor living floor of the properties. property just for you. space with gardens and off road parking 8 including a double garage for every property. Set over two floors, The Breaksea and The Arranged over three floors, The Nash and Colhugh are ideal family homes. The ground 18 20 1 B4524 19 11 S ut M S to u n a t R i i n t s o e R n o R a 10 d d B4524 17 12 OGMORE-BY-SEA M a r M i n a e r i W n e a l D k M r i a v in e R o a d 16 B4524 wood S azel l H 15 o n L a n e 14 Post Office 1 St Bridget’s Church, St Brides Major 13 2 2 The substantial remains of the stone-built Ogmore Castle B4524 Bedrooms: 4 Sitting on the ground floor of ‘The Breaksea’ is a large GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN open plan kitchen/diner/snug, lounge, utility room, THE BREAKSEA (Type B) Plots: 10, 12 & 18 WC and double garage, making this a generously sized family home. The first floor living quarters include a 2 Living area: 175m l 1,884ft² Family large master bedroom with en-suite shower room, Kitchen Larder/Utility A/C Bathroom Double Garage Garage: 38.55m2 l 414.98ft² three further large double bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom. Bedroom 2 Cloakroom WC Landing Bedroom 3 Hall Dining En-Suite Master Bedroom Bedroom 4 Lounge Snug GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Metres Feet Metres Feet KITCHEN MASTER BEDROOM 5.60 x 3.38 18’4” x 11’1” 5.14 x 3.89 16’10” x 12’9” DINING AREA EN-SUITE 6.53 x 3.49 21’5” x 11’5” 3.22 x 1.85 10’7” x 6’1” SNUG BEDROOM 2 3.38 x 2.79 11’1” x 9’2” 3.92 x 3.14 12’10” x 10’4” LIVING ROOM BEDROOM 3 5.61 x 3.80 18’5” x 12’6” 3.54 x 3.49 11’7” x 11’5” LARDER/UTILITY BEDROOM 4 3.89 x 1.91 12’9” x 6’3” 3.28 x 3.26 10’9” x 10’8” WC FAMILY BATHROOM 2.39 x 1.20 7’10” x 3’11” 3.26 x 2.93 10’8” x 9’7” CLOAKROOM 1.30 x 1.17 4’3” x 3’10” Internal floor plans may be subject to alteration. Computer generated images are for illustrative purposes only. purposes for illustrative Computer generated images are to alteration. floor plans may be subject Internal Set over two floors with a large open plan kitchen/ floor with bi-fold doors opening out onto the patio and garden. The first dining and family room along with four double floor features a spacious master bedroom with an en-suite shower THE COLHUGH (Type A) bedrooms, ‘The Colhugh’ is an ideal family home. room and family bathroom. There are a further three large double Open plan living is a key aspect to the ground bedrooms, one of which benefits from an en-suite shower room. GROUND FLOOR Bedrooms: 4 Metres Feet KITCHEN/DINING Plots: 9 & 11 5.94 x 5.63 19’6” x 18’6” Living area: 207m2 2,228ft² FAMILY ROOM l 4.73 x 3.59 15’6” x 11’9” Garage: 38.55m2 l 414.98ft² LOUNGE 5.49 x 3.83 18’0” x 12’7” DEN 3.76 x 2.59 12’4” x 8’6” UTILITY 2.45 x 2.11 8’0” x 6’11” WC 2.08 x 1.16 6’10” x 3’10” GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN Bedroom 2 FIRST FLOOR Kitchen/Dining Metres Feet MASTER BEDROOM En-Suite 5.06 x 3.83 16’7” x 12’7” Family Room EN-SUITE 2.89 x 2.19 9’6” x 7’2” Family Bathroom Landing BEDROOM 2 Bedroom 4 5.63 x 5.11 18’6” x 16’9” Store EN-SUITE Utility 2.45 x 1.89 8’0” x 6’2” WC BEDROOM 3 4.39 x 3.59 14’5” x 11’9” BEDROOM 4 Master Bedroom 4.05 x 2.75 13’3” x 9’0” Den Hall En-Suite FAMILY BATHROOM Lounge Bedroom 3 3.59 x 2.96 11’9” x 9’9” Internal floor plans may be subject to alteration. Computer generated images are for illustrative purposes only. purposes for illustrative Computer generated images are to alteration. floor plans may be subject Internal LOWER GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR PLAN LOWER GROUND Set over three floors with a large open plan kitchen/dining and family Metres Feet FLOOR PLAN room with floor to ceiling windows and balconies either side, ‘The Sker’ THE SKER (Type H) BEDROOM 2 makes the most of the stunning views at Tusker’s Point. The lower ground 6.25 x 4.93 20’6” x 16’2” En-Suite floor features a large family bathroom, three spacious double bedrooms, EN-SUITE Lounge 3.47 x 2.55 11’5” x 8’4” Balcony Bedrooms: 4 one with an en-suite shower room and dressing room. Highlights to the Den 2 DRESSING ROOM Bedroom 2 design of the ground floor aside from the open plan living space include, 2.28 x 2.00 7’6” x 6’7” Plots: 13, 19 & 20 the lounge, two dens, WC and the integral double garage.
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