Property Description

5 Maes y Ffynnon offers a rare opportunity to own a home in a highly desirable location. With spacious living areas, a flexible layout, and a private rear garden, this property is ideal for family living.

The home offers ample storage solutions, including a large main loft with conversion potential, two additional attic spaces, and a built-in wardrobe in the second bedroom. The family bathroom is spacious enough to accommodate a separate shower if desired.

For those interested in restoring period features, the property boasts two chimneys, a former open fireplace in the study, and another potential fireplace in the dual-aspect bedroom, offering opportunities to install wood burners.

Whether you're looking for a home ready to move into or one with scope for further enhancement, this property offers charm, space, and opportunity in a fantastic village location.

SituationThe Village of Bonvilston is situated midway between the City of Cardiff and the Historic Market Town of Cowbridge and lies to either side of the A48 road which serves The Vale of Glamorgan. Bonvilston has long been regarded as one of the Vale of Glamorgan's most sought after residential areas, offering, as it does, a combination of individual homes amidst attractive, gently rolling countryside, yet with convenient access to Cardiff and transport networks. The Village itself includes a public house and local shop. With nearby primary schools feeding to the well respected Cowbridge Comprehensive. 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 Property5 Maes y Ffynnon is a fantastic opportunity to create your dream family home in the sought-after village of Bonvilston, within the catchment area for the renowned Cowbridge School. With its spacious living areas, flexible layout, and private garden, this 3-bedroom semi-detached property offers the perfect balance of family living and potential.

The kitchen is a standout feature, boasting charming oak cabinets, granite worktops, and a Belfast sink, creating a warm and inviting space. A built-in cupboard in the utility area provides practical storage for cleaning equipment and household essentials.

The spacious landing includes access to the main loft, which is currently accessible via an integrated ladder in the hatch. This area offers ample storage space and exciting potential for conversion into additional living space (subject to planning permission). In addition, two separate attic spaces—one above the kitchen/diner and another above the family bathroom—provide further storage options while preserving the potential for a loft conversion.

The family bathroom is large enough to accommodate an additional separate shower if desired. The second bedroom features a built-in wardrobe with rails and shelving, offering convenient storage solutions.

This property retains original character with two chimneys. Previously, there was an open fireplace in the study (now occupied by a radiator), and another fireplace in the dual-aspect bedroom, which may still exist behind the wardrobe. These elements present exciting possibilities for those interested in restoring original features or installing wood burners for a cozy, traditional feel.

Gardens And GroundsThe rear garden is a true highlight, offering a large lawned area, surrounded by mature bushes that create a private and tranquil outdoor retreat. A large metal shed provides ample storage for garden equipment. Additionally, a side gate allows easy access from the front of the property to the garden, enhancing convenience.

Overlooking the Village Green, which is adorned with mature trees, this home enjoys a picturesque and peaceful setting. A bus stop located just on the other side of the green provides easy access to the main bus route, connecting Cardiff, Bridgend, Porthcawl, and Swansea.

Additional InfomationFreehold. All mains connected. Council Tax Band F.