Southerndown, Pembrokeshire and the South (Click to view on map)

3 Bedroom Cottage in Southerndown

Oc 2429 Glanhafren is a 3 bedroom dog friendly property in Pembrokeshire and the South, Wales

Oc 2429 Glanhafren is a dog friendly holiday cottage from HolidayCottages.co.uk

6 guests
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
dog friendly

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Explore the picturesque Vale of Glamorgan when you stay at this inviting cottage in Southerndown. Sleeping six guests plus a further two guests can be accommodated on the sofa bed in the second lounge if needed, and offering dog-friendly accommodation, the three-bedroom stone retreat is in an excellent location for enjoying the countryside and the coast. Head down to the beach at Dunraven Bay, just over 0.5 miles away, or plan walks to nearby beauty spots, such as Merthyr Mawr Nature Reserve, 5.5 miles away. Return to the cottage to relax in the garden and watch the children and canine companions playing in the secure half-acre paddock. Make your way straight into the lounge on autumn and winter days to fire up the wood burner and find your favourite programme on one of the smart TVs. A second lounge with a further smart TV and DVD player and sofa bed, provides an excellent additional space. Take turns preparing delicious holiday meals through in the kitchen/diner, with its large table to gather round, with the fresh produce you have bought. There is also a conservatory, with field views, where you can unwind with your book and a cup of tea. At the end of each exciting day, head up to to the king-size bedroom, which has an en-suite shower room, the other king-size or the twin. There is also a family bathroom on the first floor. A utility space and storage for bikes and other outdoor gear can be found in the garage, together with a handy downstairs WC. Soak up the sunshine in the garden and cook lunch or supper out here on the disposable BBQ in the summer months. There is ample parking at the cottage. Stroll 1 mile from the property to see Dunraven Castle and its walled gardens. Ogmore Castle, a Grade I-listed castle ruin, 2 miles away, is also worth seeing. The village of Ogmore-by-Sea, 1.5 miles away, is also known for its scenic beach, shops and eateries. Golfers will be happy with the plentiful courses in the area. The new community centre coffee shop is worth a visit for the view alone but the cakes can also be recommended.