Property Description

Pantyffonnau is an exquisite three-bedroom period home situated on the edge of the highly desirable Vale of Glamorgan village of Bonvilston. Combining the charm and character of its 1840s heritage with all the comforts of modern living, this property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy rural tranquility without isolation. Thoughtfully laid out over three floors, the home features three beautifully appointed reception rooms, each with working log burners, and is tastefully decorated throughout with exposed beams and original architectural detail adding warmth and style.

The property benefits from a spacious utility room with side access, a contemporary ground floor wet room, and three well-proportioned bedrooms — including a cleverly designed attic conversion providing a cosy fourth room. Outside, the grounds extend to approximately two acres and include formal gardens, three stable boxes, mature apple trees, a gently flowing stream, and stunning views over a neighbouring deer farm. Additional outbuildings and a woodshed offer excellent storage or potential for further use.

Ideally located within the catchment for Cowbridge School and just a short drive from both Cowbridge and Culverhouse Cross, Pantyffonnau is perfectly suited to families seeking countryside living with convenience. Offered to the market with no ongoing chain, this is a truly unique and character-rich home that must be seen to be fully appreciated.

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 PropertySet on the edge of the charming and highly sought-after village of Bonvilston, Pantyffonnau is a truly characterful period home offering a rare blend of rural tranquility and convenient access to local amenities. Built circa 1840s, this remarkable stone-built residence exudes charm and history, while incorporating all the comforts of modern living.

As you approach via the private driveway, you're immediately welcomed by a glorious display of wisteria in full bloom, climbing gracefully over the front of the property’s traditional stone façade — a beautiful introduction to what lies beyond.

Inside, the home is thoughtfully laid out across three floors. The ground floor boasts three elegantly appointed reception rooms, each featuring working log burners, exposed beams, and original architectural details that reflect the home's rich heritage. These rooms offer both cozy comfort and flexible space for modern family life or entertaining.

The spacious and practical utility room, with its own side access, provides additional functionality, while a contemporary wet room with shower adds further convenience on the ground floor. Upstairs are three light-filled bedrooms, two generously sized doubles and a third smaller room — each offering delightful views across the surrounding countryside. A cleverly converted attic provides a fourth, cozy bedroom, ideal as a guest suite or private retreat.

Tastefully decorated throughout and impeccably maintained, Pantyffonnau is a must-see for anyone seeking a timeless home in a picturesque yet accessible location — and with the added benefit of no onward chain.

Gardens And GroundsThe outside space at Pantyffonnau is truly exceptional and offers a rare lifestyle opportunity. Set within approximately 2 acres of grounds, the property enjoys a mix of formal gardens, paddocks, and natural landscape features.

The land includes three stable boxes, a woodshed, and a substantial outbuilding ideal for storage. Mature apple trees, open lawned areas, and a gently flowing stream at the rear of the grounds provide a peaceful and private setting.

The front of the home enjoys charming views over a neighbouring deer farm, giving the property a wonderfully unique and rural outlook. The long private driveway offers ample off-road parking, ensuring both practicality and privacy.

Whether you're an equestrian enthusiast, gardener, or simply someone who appreciates natural beauty and space, the grounds at Pantyffonnau offer something truly special.

Additional InformationFreehold. Oil fired central heating. Septic Tank. Council Tax Band G.