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Located in the charming village of Ogmore-by-Sea in Glamorgan, Wales, this contemporary property offers a delightful retreat for up to four guests. The surrounding area is rich in history and natural beauty, providing a plethora of activities for visitors to explore. From ghost hunts in nearby historic ruins to birdwatching along the estuary where kingfishers and egrets can be spotted, the location is a haven for nature lovers. The unspoilt coastline features sandy beaches ideal for surfing, bathing, fishing, and horse riding, making it a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Not far away, Porthcawl boasts additional sandy beaches, a lovely promenade, a theatre, a funfair, and a golf club, while Cardiff, the capital of Wales, is just 25 miles to the east, offering a vibrant mix of cultural attractions, shopping, and dining.
Upon entering the property, guests are welcomed by an exceptionally styled open-plan living area characterized by muted beach tones and beautiful wood textures, creating an inviting beach house atmosphere. Natural light floods the space through skylights and windows, enhancing the airy and spacious feel. This cozy area is perfect for relaxation, whether lounging on the snug blue sofa or enjoying family games and movie nights on the Smart TV. The living space also features a dining table for two and a breakfast bar with stools, making it a versatile area for meals and socializing.
The well-equipped kitchen includes modern appliances such as a gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge with a small freezer compartment, and a dishwasher, ensuring that all culinary needs are met. A unique feature of the property is the funky mezzanine twin room, accessible via a pull-out loft-like ladder, complete with overhead spotlights, skylights, and a comfortable bean bag for lounging. The master bedroom, located downstairs, offers a king-size bed with stunning sea views, a dresser for storage, and an en suite shower room equipped with a dual shower head and WC, providing a luxurious touch to the accommodation.
Outside, guests can further appreciate the scenic views from their own open-plan stone patio area, furnished with a table and chairs for alfresco dining. The property is part of a complex of three, ensuring a sense of community while still offering privacy. Additional amenities include off-road parking for two cars and access to a heritage clifftop walk, along with a café and bar area on-site, making it a convenient and enjoyable getaway for families or couples looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Welsh coastline.
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