Llofft y Fro is a self catering Vale of Glamorgan cottage, set within the grounds of another
17th century thatched cottage in a tiny and peaceful little hamlet only a pebble’s throw from the stunning beaches and coastline
of the Glamorgan Heritage Coast. It has been described as having the design of a boutique hotel but with the freedom and space that a hotel cannot provide.
Stylishly decorated throughout and with under floor heating the cottage makes an ideal romantic retreat and Cardiff Airport accommodation (only 3 miles from the airport) and is only 25 minutes from the centre of Cardiff.
Ground floor
Open plan lounge area with dining table that seats four and a sofa bed. Desk and TV with DVD player.
Small self contained kitchenette with two hotplates and microwave/oven combination, as well as a fridge and sink
Large shower with modern toilet and sink
Upstairs
Double bed located on mezzanine level above the living area
Outside
Seating for four in front and at the side of cottage
Additional Information
Free wifi throughout
Sofa bed in lounge can sleep an additional 2 guests
Bed linen, hand and bath towels included in the price
1 Pet may be allowed if arranged prior to booking at £10 per night.
No cot or high chair available at the cottage
Heating and electric included in the price
*Please note this is a new property and currently awaiting official grading
Llofft y Fro offers the perfect rural retreat whilst also being close to the hustle and bustle of Cardiff City Centre. Set within the grounds of a 17th century thatched cottage in the peaceful little hamlet of Gileston in the Vale of Glamorgan. The village of St Athan is only 0.5 miles away and includes a local shop and pub. The county market towns of Llantwit Major and Cowbridge are only 4 and 5 miles away and Rhoose with its railway station offers a direct link into the centre of Cardiff (only 3 miles away).
Nominated as one of the best places to live in the UK, Llantwit Major is a lovely county town with numerous pubs and shops. Located on the coast with a good surf beach it also has a railway station with a direct link into the centre of Cardiff. The historic town of Cowbridge has many fine boutiques, restaurants, cafes and pubs.
The all Wales coastal path can be joined following only a short walk from the cottage and there are many other walks and trails throughout the area.
Cardiff is a city of attractions, sport, culture and entertainment. It has many famous attractions including the The Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Castle, St. Davids' Hall, New Theatre and St. Davids 2 shopping Centre. Cardiff has notched up a fine reputation as a sporting capital thanks to the quality of the events and facilities.
Cardiff International Airport is less than 10 minutes away, as are many beaches along the Glamorgan Heritage Coast, Fonmon Castle, and the world famous Atlantic College.
Walking
There are many walks including the Glamorgan Heritage Coastal Path. 0.2 miles
Fishing
Fantastic Sea Fishing in the Bristol Channel from both from boat and the shore. 0.2 miles
Golf
One of the closest courses is
Cottrell Park, an idyllic venue set in the heart of 400 acres of beautiful Parkland. 1.5 miles. Other nearby courses include The Vale Resort (3.4 miles) and the prestigious
Celtic Manor, host to the 2010 Ryder Cup (29 miles).
Cycling
The quiet country lanes found in the Vale are ideal for cycling. 0.5 miles
Pony trekking
Liege Manor Equestrian Centre is Wales' premier equestrian centre and home to over 70 horses and ponies. The Centre specialises in tuition for all ages and abilities. 5 miles
Beaches
Along the Glamorgan Heritage Coast there are numerous beaches, Llantwit Major beach (3 miles), to the more peaceful and stunning beach at
Southerndown (11 miles).
Water Sports
