COUNTRY gentlemen only!
A grade II listed barn is up for sale in the Vale for just £50 shy of one million pounds.
The Coach House, Cwm Ciddy, is described as a ‘characterful, substantially built rural farmhouse/barn’ located on the fringes of Barry.
The Coach House, Cwm Ciddy, CF62 3BY (Image: Rightmove)
Set in a generous garden plot extending to approximately half an acre, with an additional three acres of high quality pasture land split into fenced paddocks, stabling, yard and arena – giving buyers the opportunity to form part of a ‘cohesive equestrian’ set up a short distance from the main residence.
Exposed beams (Image: Rightmove)
Wooden double doors open to the entrance hall, exposed timber floorboards, beams and spotlights to the ceiling, stairs rising to the first floor, natural stone wall accents and double doors to the garden – lavly chabbly!
Back to basics... (Image: Rightmove)
Go from the sitting room through a stone arch to the inner hall where more vaulted beamed ceilings, wall mounted up lights and windows framing the front garden await you.
The kitchen has a flagstone floor, double height pitch ceiling with exposed beams and natural stone walls.
It is described as a farmhouse style fitted kitchen, with tiled splashback, 'Belfast' sink (essential) and that thing everyone wants in their kitchen - an AGA!
...but space to indulge (Image: Rightmove)
AN AGA!!! (Image: Rightmove)
Dog included in the sale? (Image: Rightmove)
Sat in a generous half acre garden plot, it comprises a wide five bar timber gate which opens to a sizeable paved driveway and natural, stone walled landscaped front garden with well kept level lawn (of course Jeffrey!).
A garden (Image: Rightmove)
A garden (Image: Rightmove)
...and a garden (Image: Rightmove)
Gated access from the side leads to an established rear garden with a mixed paved and a Cotswold stone gravelled lower terrace.
Shallow graduated steps lead to a grass lawn. Additional parking for a number of vehicles lies opposite the front.
Ready to move to the country? Contact Herbert R Thomas, Cowbridge.
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