A unique and spacious family home in the heart of Broughton backing onto farmland and set within its own garden and paddock of about 1/3 of an acre in total. With extensive and highly versatile accommodation including: lounge, family room, kitchen-living-dining room, study and sitting room. Also ground floor WC and utility area. Integral garage, and off-street parking. South facing front garden; patio garden to the rear and larger level paddock beyond.

Situation - The Hamlet of Broughton is situated within one mile of the Village of Wick and includes a combination of modern and older properties, positioned within attractive countryside and a short distance from the Heritage Coastline, with its beautiful cliff top walks and mixture of sandy and stony beaches. Wick is one of the more self-contained Villages in the Vale of Glamorgan and contains a number of period houses, a local shop and post office, Church in Wales primary school, two public houses, church, village hall, village green and local rugby and cricket clubs. Although enjoying the benefits of a rural community, the Village is accessible to the Historic Market Town of Cowbridge and to the nearby Town of Llantwit Major (approximately 4 miles) which both include a comprehensive range of commercial, retail and leisure facilities and to the Town of Bridgend (some 6 miles) which offers a comprehensive commercial, retail and leisure amenities. There is a main line railway station at Bridgend providing direct access to Cardiff and London. The City of Cardiff is also within reach via the A48 road or the M4 motorway (Junction 35) at Pencoed, which also provides access to other major commercial centres in the region.

About The Property - Stepping inside Dunnock House, you are immediately struck by the sense of space and light. A welcoming entrance hall, with oak flooring and a traditional balustrade staircase, sets the tone for the rest of the property, offering useful storage and direct access to the principal reception rooms.

The lounge is a bright and elegant space, enhanced by French doors with side panels that open onto the south facing front garden and flood the room with natural light. A wood-burning stove, set on a slate hearth, forms a charming focal point, creating a cosy yet refined atmosphere. Beyond, the sitting room offers a more relaxed setting, with French doors opening directly to the rear garden, making it an ideal space for quiet family time or a secondary lounge.

The heart of the home is undoubtedly the impressive open-plan kitchen-dining-living room, an immensely versatile space thoughtfully designed to accommodate modern family living, with ample room for dining, informal seating focused around a wood burning stove, and entertaining. The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of units; the 'Rangemaster' range cooker is to stay; space remains for a dishwasher, wine fridge and low level fridge. The adjacent integral garage provides space for additional appliances. The most recent addition to Dunnock House is a large extension beyond the kitchen and accessed from the same. It brings significant extra accommodation, providing a utility area with space and plumbing for a washer and drier; a study; and a dining room - though these of course can be suited to many and varied uses.