House For Sale £324,950
A truly delightful end of terrace cottage in the heart of St. Nicholas, dating back to the mid 1800's. This stone property has been recently refurbished whilst retaining many original features throughout. Accommodation comprising; open-plan lounge/dining room with log burner, kitchen/breakfast room, utility and WC. First floor landing, two generous double bedrooms and a luxurious 5-piece bathroom. Externally presenting an enclosed rear garden with patio area, wildflower meadow and pergola. No onward chain. EPC Rating; 'E'.
Situation - The village of St Nicholas, which is about 1 mile, is situated between the City of Cardiff and the Historic market town of Cowbridge, and lies on the A48 road which serves The Vale of Glamorgan. St Nicholas has long been regarded as one of the Vale of Glamorgan's most sought after residential areas, amidst gently rolling countryside, yet with convenient access to Cardiff and transport networks. At the nearby Culverhouse Cross there is an out-of-town shopping centre which includes Marks and Spencer, Tesco and other National retail outlets.
About The Property - A hardwood door opens through into the open-plan lounge/dining room which was originally two reception rooms plus a hallway and has been opened up to create one large entertaining space. Enjoying a wealth of original features to include; an exposed wooden staircase and flagstone flooring. A central feature to the lounge is the freestanding log burner with oak beam and a modern uPVC sash window to the front aspect. The dining room provides ample space for dining furniture and offers a single uPVC door which leads out to the rear patio area. This room offers a central chimney alcove which is used decoratively as a log store. This large reception room has been fitted with modern anthracite column radiators and offers a useful large under-stairs storage cupboard.
To the rear of the property lies the kitchen/breakfast room which has been fitted with a range of farmhouse cream shaker-style base units with butchers block surfaces wrapping around into a breakfast bar area and mosaic tiled splash-back. Offering a range of appliances to remain to include; an induction hob, a gas oven/grill with extractor hood above and a Belfast sink unit. The kitchen/breakfast room benefits from original quarry tiled flooring and a modern uPVC sash window to the side aspect.
The kitchen opens into the utility/boot room which provides access out to the rear garden and has additional work surfaces with plumbing for two appliances (can be negotiable). From here is a 2-piece cloakroom/WC.
Bedroom One is a fantastic size double room with two uPVC sash windows offered to the front aspect fitted with carpeted flooring and provides two large alcoves with space for freestanding furniture.
Bedroom Two is another generous double room, currently utilised as a home office, with a uPVC sash window overlooking the rear garden.
These two bedrooms have shared use of the luxurious 5-piece bathroom which has been fitted with a freestanding roll-top slipper bath, a large walk-in shower with dual shower over, WC and dual sinks set on a large vanity unit. The bathroom presents half-tiled walls, large marble-effect tiled flooring and a uPVC sash window overlooks the rear garden. The gas-fired touch-screen modern 'Worcester' combi boiler is located here.
Gardens And Grounds - Nyewood is approached off the road onto a stepped footpath leading to the front door with mature cherry laurel shrubbery providing a screen from the road.
To the rear of the property lies a fully enclosed generous garden set on two levels, with original tall stone walling which provides a great degree of privacy to the garden. The first level is laid to original flagstone patio with stone steps leading to a wildflower meadow with central deck and pergola - an ideal place to enjoy al-fresco dining. To the bottom of the garden is a small vegetable patch and a courtesy gate leads to a rear lane which leads to a communal/public parking area.
An opportunity for allocated parking to be discussed upon viewing of the property.
Additional Information - All mains services connected. Gas fired 'Worcester' combi central heating (fitted 2020). Council Tax Band E.
Situation - The village of St Nicholas, which is about 1 mile, is situated between the City of Cardiff and the Historic market town of Cowbridge, and lies on the A48 road which serves The Vale of Glamorgan. St Nicholas has long been regarded as one of the Vale of Glamorgan's most sought after residential areas, amidst gently rolling countryside, yet with convenient access to Cardiff and transport networks. At the nearby Culverhouse Cross there is an out-of-town shopping centre which includes Marks and Spencer, Tesco and other National retail outlets.
About The Property - A hardwood door opens through into the open-plan lounge/dining room which was originally two reception rooms plus a hallway and has been opened up to create one large entertaining space. Enjoying a wealth of original features to include; an exposed wooden staircase and flagstone flooring. A central feature to the lounge is the freestanding log burner with oak beam and a modern uPVC sash window to the front aspect. The dining room provides ample space for dining furniture and offers a single uPVC door which leads out to the rear patio area. This room offers a central chimney alcove which is used decoratively as a log store. This large reception room has been fitted with modern anthracite column radiators and offers a useful large under-stairs storage cupboard.
To the rear of the property lies the kitchen/breakfast room which has been fitted with a range of farmhouse cream shaker-style base units with butchers block surfaces wrapping around into a breakfast bar area and mosaic tiled splash-back. Offering a range of appliances to remain to include; an induction hob, a gas oven/grill with extractor hood above and a Belfast sink unit. The kitchen/breakfast room benefits from original quarry tiled flooring and a modern uPVC sash window to the side aspect.
The kitchen opens into the utility/boot room which provides access out to the rear garden and has additional work surfaces with plumbing for two appliances (can be negotiable). From here is a 2-piece cloakroom/WC.
Bedroom One is a fantastic size double room with two uPVC sash windows offered to the front aspect fitted with carpeted flooring and provides two large alcoves with space for freestanding furniture.
Bedroom Two is another generous double room, currently utilised as a home office, with a uPVC sash window overlooking the rear garden.
These two bedrooms have shared use of the luxurious 5-piece bathroom which has been fitted with a freestanding roll-top slipper bath, a large walk-in shower with dual shower over, WC and dual sinks set on a large vanity unit. The bathroom presents half-tiled walls, large marble-effect tiled flooring and a uPVC sash window overlooks the rear garden. The gas-fired touch-screen modern 'Worcester' combi boiler is located here.
Gardens And Grounds - Nyewood is approached off the road onto a stepped footpath leading to the front door with mature cherry laurel shrubbery providing a screen from the road.
To the rear of the property lies a fully enclosed generous garden set on two levels, with original tall stone walling which provides a great degree of privacy to the garden. The first level is laid to original flagstone patio with stone steps leading to a wildflower meadow with central deck and pergola - an ideal place to enjoy al-fresco dining. To the bottom of the garden is a small vegetable patch and a courtesy gate leads to a rear lane which leads to a communal/public parking area.
An opportunity for allocated parking to be discussed upon viewing of the property.
Additional Information - All mains services connected. Gas fired 'Worcester' combi central heating (fitted 2020). Council Tax Band E.
