The Stables, Beach Road Marcross, Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan, CF61 1ZG The Stables, Beach Road Marcross | Llantwit Major | Vale of Glamorgan | CF61 1ZG Charming 4 bedroom CHARACTER BARN CONVERSION in delightful RURAL/COASTAL POSITION, walking distance of coastal foot path and beaches, beautiful lounge/dining room open plan to a stunning contemporary kitchen, large utility room, bathroom and two shower rooms. Gravelled courtyard, extensive parking and garage, lawned and paved rear garden with fields beyond. Outstanding Property in Wonderful Location | Stone Built Character Barn Conversion in Welcoming Coastal Community | Entrance Hall, Superb Lounge/Dining Room | Open Plan to “Alexander Bullock” Kitchen, Large Utility Room | 4 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Two Shower Rooms | Gravelled Front Courtyard, Lawned Rear Garden| Garage | Superb Coastal and Countryside Walks | Peaceful Country Setting with Regular Bus Service | NO CHAIN | EPC Rating E new timber framed garden shed, fenced and walled boundaries with The Stables Beach Road open fields to the rear. Wonderful lifestyle opportunity to acquire a LOVELY STONE BUILT BARN Current planning permission allows for the construction of an additional CONVERSION in a welcoming coastal community close to village pub room to the rear restaurant, historic church and within walking distance of Nash Point light house and heritage coastal paths. THE VENDORS THOUGHTS... We have lived in The Stables for nine years with our four daughters who have loved being brought up by the Spacious accommodation which oozes character includes, part glazed coast. Many a day or evening has been spent boogie boarding on the entrance door to RECEPTION HALL, flagstone floor, beamed ceiling and beaches, then refuelling by a campfire watching the sun set. cast iron radiator, exposed natural stone work and shelved storage cupboard. Access to an exceptional open plan space combining a large The community here is so friendly with farming families down the LOUNGE/DINER room with cherry wood floor, hardwood double glazed generations, regular meet ups in our spare sitting room (The Horseshoe windows to front and French doors to rear. Built in oak cupboards and Inn), or a chat and a coffee at The Clifftop Cafe. shelving, high pitched ceiling with exposed timber trusses, full height chimney breast with recessed fireplace, timber lintel and flagstone hearth. It is an EASY WALK TO THE SEA by road or through the ancient Open plan to a contemporary 'Alexander Bullock' fitted KITCHEN with woods, across stepping stones over the stream. Down to the infamous extensive range of white base and tall cupboards stainless steel and Nash point for a stroll when the tide is out or over to Monknash and to silestone work tops and breakfast bar. Appliances include 'Miele' The Plough and Harrow (regularly voted one of the best pubs in Wales). conventional oven and steam oven and warming drawer, induction hob, Or climb Nash Point for an amazing sunset pitch or stroll to Nash Point extractor and dishwasher, drawer fridge, stainless steel one and a half lighthouses and the infamous fog horn. All on our doorstep. bowl sink and waste disposal unit, high pitched ceiling with Roto double glazed skylight windows, exposed natural stone work to walls, hardwood The silence here is special. VISITORS ALWAYS COMMENT ON THE double glazed window and wide part glazed stable door to front courtyard. PEACE - interspersed with tweets and moos and beys. The Stables Door to an enormous UTILITY/BOOTROOM (which could be converted was originally a Long house occupied in early 17th Century but the into a separate reception room), extensive brick built and curtained base majority of the current building is mid eighteenth century. It was storage units with timber work tops over, white porcelain Belfast style sink converted to a home in 2007. with mixer tap and spaces for fridge freezer, washing machine etc. high Marcross has a Norman 12th century church and much history lies in level shelves and hanging space, slate tiled floor and Velux roof light this soil. As our children have become more independent the regular window. Door to SHOWER ROOM containing modern white fully tiled bus service to Llantwit Major, Bridgend and Barry has proved useful. shower cubicle with mains shower attachment, low level WC and wash There is a train to Cardiff from Llantwit Major and the Mainline in hand basin, built in cupboards with pressurised hot water tank and Bridgend (20 mins drive) train is 2.5hours to Paddington. "The Stables" Worcester Bosch LPG gas boiler (Solar panels provide domestic hot is also only 7 Miles from Cowbridge town. water.) NIGHT HALL, sea grass flooring roof light windows, exposed natural stone work and original beams, braced cottage doors with latched handles to FOOTNOTE: MASTER BEDROOM, exposed and colour washed natural stone walls, double glazed windows to front and side elevations, pitched ceiling with Further photographs available online exposed roof truss, seagrass flooring and built in wardrobes. ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM, white modern suite including fully tiled shower cubicle with mains shower attachment, pedestal basin and low level WC, frosted double glazed window and heated towel rail. BEDROOM 2 AND 3 with seagrass floor, beamed ceiling, exposed stone work and double glazed hardwood window. BEDROOM 4, hardwood double glazed window, pendant light, colour washed stone work and seagrass floor. FAMILY BATHROOM, slate tiled floor and bath panel. Modern suite including Directions 'Villeroy and Bosch' bath, marble effect topped sink with oak vanity cupboard and white low level WC, vaulted beamed ceiling, high level oak shelf, heated towel rail and large wall mirror. Ladder access to a useful From Cowbridge travel south to Llantwit Major, at ATTIC SPACE ideal as a study area or a child's play area, with double the roundabout turn right onto the coastal road glazed velux window (ceiling height at apex). towards Wick. Turn left signposted St Original natural stone front boundary wall with timber gate to a large Donats/Atlantic College. On reaching a ‘T’ gravelled COURTYARD, ownership of which lies with the stables (with access to a neighbouring property's garage and single parking space.) junction and follow the road to Marcross. Turn left Timber double doors to a GARAGE/STUDIO with extensive fitted shelving at the Horseshoe Inn and 'The Stables' is on your and mezzanine storage, power and light. The REAR GARDEN combines slabbed and gravel sitting areas with 3 steps up to a rear lawn, substantial right. Tenure Freehold Services Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity Council Tax Band G EPC Rating E Price £525,000 Viewing strictly by appointment through Herbert R Thomas 59 High Street, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, These particulars are believed to be accurate but they are not guaranteed to be so. 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