Manor house in the Vale of Glamorgan for sale
This Welsh manor house has the best of both worlds: beautiful setting in the Vale of Glamorgan and the commute to Cardiff is as easy as it comes

The Manor House is a classic Georgian property of considerable character in an elevated position in St Nicholas in the Vale of Glamorgan. The house has elegant rooms of generous proportions and high ceilings: the drawing room has tall twin windows overlooking the gardens, and double doors lead to the formal dining room which in turn has French doors out to the gardens.
There are two further formal reception rooms, each at the front of the house: the library and the morning room. The well-equipped kitchen also leads out to the herb garden and a central inner hall has an impressive staircase.
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Upstairs the first floor houses eight bedrooms via a large traverse. The gardens are chiefly made up of terraced lawns and are pretty and secluded.
The Manor House is positioned within the village of St Nicholas. There is a local village shop in Bonvilston and Cardiff city centre is only six miles, for transport and further amenities. The guide price is £1.6m. For further information please telephone Savills on 02920 368 930 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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