• Distinctive family home set in a highly regarded village, midway between Cowbridge and Cardiff. +
• Spacious accommodation with dual aspect living room, second sitting room/study, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room and WC. +
• Driveway parking, detached double garage, and south-facing enclosed gardens offering privacy and shelter. +
• Four generous bedrooms and a family bathroom +
• Excellent potential to improve and extend, subject to the necessary consents. +

A distinctive family home in this much respected village Located midway between Cowbridge and Cardiff. With south facing rear garden, the deceptively spacious accommodation includes: dual aspect living room, second sitting room/study, dining room, kitchen/ breakfast room and WC. Lower ground floor: four double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Driveway parking, detached double garage and south facing, enclosed and sheltered gardens to the rear. The property has much potential to improve and extend (subject to any appropriate consents).

Situation - The village of St Nicholas 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 - The Sycamore is a distinctive detached family home located in this popular village midway between Cardiff and Cowbridge. Understood to have been built in the mid to late 1970’s, it offers deceptively spacious accommodation – there is much more to the property than the eye can see from its frontage. It Steps lead up to the principal entrance doorway with main living accommodation being to this ground floor. A dual aspect lounge has a broad window to the front and a similar picture window to the rear enjoying a southerly aspect, looking out over the rear garden and onto fields and farmland. It includes a ‘Woodwarm’ wood burning stove recessed within a chimney breast and resting on a flagstone hearth. A second sitting room currently used as a home study enjoys the same views to the rear while a dining room is accessed from the hallway and links through to the kitchen. From the dining room, steps lead down into the generous kitchen/breakfast room. There is much natural light provided from a window to the driveway elevation and a second window to the rear, southerly aspect. It includes a comprehensive range of units and central island with ample space remaining for a family dining table. A door to the corner of the kitchen opens to a side patio area from which there is access to the garden; to the garage; and via a gated entrance to the front driveway. At this ground floor level there is also a cloakroom/WC.