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Llammihangel is a serene retreat nestled in the Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, where the charm of the 16th century still lingers in the air. This quaint location is in close proximity to Cowbridge, just three miles away, a lively market town brimming with independent shops, restaurants, and bars, making it an ideal spot for socializing and enjoying local culture. Just a short drive further, Llantwit Major offers a rugged shoreline and picturesque cliff walks, popular among surfers and nature enthusiasts alike. Additionally, Barry Island, located less than twelve miles from the cottage, is a beloved destination for both locals and visitors, featuring a vibrant seafront amusement park with a variety of exciting rides suitable for all ages.
The cottage itself is a beautifully restored property that exemplifies high-quality craftsmanship and comfort. Upon entering, guests are greeted by a well-equipped kitchen that boasts a vibrant two-oven AGA, a microwave, a Nespresso machine, and a dishwasher, alongside a utility area that includes a washing machine and fridge/freezer. The spacious lounge and dining area feature high ceilings, a cozy wood burner, comfortable seating, and a Smart TV, creating an inviting atmosphere perfect for relaxing evenings. The dining table accommodates six, making it suitable for hosting visitors for meals. The ground floor also features a family bathroom complete with a luxurious double-ended roll-top bath, a separate shower, and a WC.
Accommodation includes a cozy twin bedroom on the ground floor, which opens onto a patio area, providing a lovely spot for morning coffee while enjoying the tranquil surroundings. The highlight of the property is the mezzanine bedroom, accessed via a beautifully crafted oak and glass staircase. This room features a sumptuous super king bed, a fitted wardrobe, a Smart TV, and an en suite WC, ensuring a comfortable and private retreat for guests. The thoughtful layout and design of the cottage make it ideal for a family or small group seeking a peaceful getaway.
Outside, the cottage boasts an expansive patio area that stretches along the property, perfect for soaking in the natural beauty and quietude of the surroundings. Guests are encouraged to enjoy the vegetable patch located opposite the main entrance, where they can pick their own produce. Additionally, there is an enclosed lawned area at the far end of the vegetable patch, providing a safe space for children to play and for pets, on a lead, to stretch their legs. Overall, Llammihangel offers a perfect blend of comfort, history, and access to the stunning landscapes and attractions of Glamorgan.
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