The Old Rectory, St. Mary Church
Offers In Excess Of £1,000,000
Grade II listed and built in 1575, The Old Rectory, offers a fusion of traditional character with modern living set on 0.5 acres of formal gardens with the benefit of a stone built detached annexe which is currently in use as games room/office. The Old Rectory has now spent hundreds of years in private hands and was originally two dwellings until the early 1900's, with an original spiral staircase situated in the living room to the rear of the large fireplace, and the second floor not even in existence.
The accommodation today blends open plan family living to offer; entrance hall, entered via storm porch, WC, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, orangery, dining room, living room and study to the ground floor, stairs lead up to three double bedrooms, master en suite and ante room, as well as family bathroom, with stairs leading up to a further two double bedrooms. Alongside the stone built annexe is a double garage and stone built storage shed. The formal gardens are a delight.
St Mary Church is an attractive small hamlet built around the parish church. Also within walking distance is Llanfair junior school which enjoys an excellent reputation and is located where the children go to the highly regarded Cowbridge Comprehensive school. The market town of Cowbridge is a few minutes drive to the north and offers extensive range of market town facilities including a wide range of shops both national and local, library, health centre, sporting and recreational facilities including leisure centre, cricket club, tennis club, squash club, rugby club etc, as well as an extensive range of other leisure facilities. St Mary Church is situated in the heart of the Vale of Glamorgan with the heritage coastline just a few minutes drive to the south. Easy access to both the A48 and M4 bring major centres within easy commuting distance including the capital city of Cardiff, Newport, Bridgend, Swansea etc. There is a mainline railway station in Cardiff.
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