Colwinston, Cowbridge
Offers In Excess Of £850,000
An individual detached cottage believed to date back to the reign of George III in the late 1700's, it has County Treasure Status from the Vale Of Glamorgan Council and is mentioned in the Inventory of Ancient Monuments in Glamorgan Volume IV, Farmhouses and Cottages. Yew Tree Cottage enjoys an abundance of character features throughout and offers spacious and versatile accommodation briefly comprising: entrance porch into main hall, living room with feature Inglenook fireplace, kitchen/breakfast room, sitting room, currently in use as a library, study, utility room and WC to the ground floor. Upstairs has an individual design offering a guest wing comprising two double bedrooms and a bathroom. Second stairs lead up to the master bedroom, bedroom two and a bathroom. Outside enjoys the benefit of off road parking for two vehicles, a pretty cobbled front courtyard and a rear terrace and sweeping lawn enjoying wonderful countryside views.
The property enjoys uninterrupted countryside views to the rear and sits in a prime spot within the village of Colwinston, which holds the accolade of semi-finalist in the Channel 4 programme 'Village of the Year'. Positioned within gently rolling countryside, Colwinston contains a number of period houses, St. David's Church in Wales Primary School, public house, parish church, village hall and cricket and sports ground. Colwinston in itself was featured in the Times Top 10 places to live in Wales, as well as also being within the catchment area for the well-regarded Cowbridge Comprehensive School.
Although enjoying the benefits of a rural community, the village is accessible to the nearby towns of Cowbridge and Bridgend. The capital city of Cardiff is also within easy reach via the A48 and the M4 Motorway.
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