The property, described as “unique” and “architect-designed,” combines contemporary design with elements of historic charm, according to the listing.
Situated at the end of a private lane, the house sits within mature gardens and pastureland. Views from the property stretch across what the listing calls “stunning countryside vistas,” offering privacy and rural surroundings.
Inside, living spaces are described as “generous and versatile,” with a family room at the centre of the home. Wall-to-wall windows in this room provide natural light and frame the rural outlook. There is a kitchen, a living room with wood-burning stove, an additional sitting room, as well as a gym/games room.
Five bedrooms are included. One of the bedrooms comes with an en suite shower room, while the main bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.
Another bedroom is galleried, featuring a sitting area on a lower level and what the listing describes as “far-reaching mountain views.”
The house is located around two miles from Cowbridge, which offers a range of shops, restaurants, and “community ambience” on its high street. Access to the A48 is described as straightforward, with routes to Cardiff and Swansea available via the M4.
According to the listing, the pergola at the property was re-built in spring 2025. Set within what was formerly the grounds of Nash Manor, the house combines “historic elegance and modern design” overlooking rural landscapes with “unparalleled natural beauty.”
The property has a guide price of £1,295,000. Those seeking rural surroundings, privacy, and access to both Cardiff and Swansea are expected to find it of interest.
