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South WalesLiving
Picturesque countryside stretches for miles across hills and wooded valleys, whilst rolling waves crash on shifting sands, South Wales is known for its beautiful landscape. Home to major cities like Cardiff, Swansea and Newport, as well as numerous villages, the region is characterised by a vibrant culture with a thriving music scene, many museums and galleries, and a strong Welsh heritage.
Nestled between Cardiff, the countryside and an idyllic coastline is the Vale of Glamorgan, famous for its beauty and historic landmarks, such as the medieval ruins of the Castle of St Donat and the 12th century Ewenny Priory. The region features a traditional pier and promenade, as well as long, sandy and dog-friendly beaches. It also offers dynamic cliff walks, with incredible views across the Bristol Channel.
Located at the centre of the Vale of Glamorgan, are Bonvilston and the vibrant market town of Cowbridge. Dating back to Norman times, historic Bonvilston is full of character and offers a selection of traditional pubs, a much loved community hall with a busy events calendar, a village shop and is known for its natural beauty, with many walking and cycling routes. The village is also well served by highly regarded schools, such as St Nicholas, Peterson-super-Ely and Cowbridge Comprehensive.
Less than a 10-minute drive from Bonvilston, is the lively town of Cowbridge. A haven of independent retailers blended with high street favourites, and a town rich in coffee shop culture, restaurants, bars and pubs with offerings of the highest quality and diversity. It has a number of notable buildings, including the 13th century Church of the Holy Cross, and the Cowbridge Physic Garden, a beautiful restored 18th century medicinal herb garden.
Not far from Newport is Caerleon, famous for its renowned significance as a former Roman fortress and a medieval centre of learning. Today, the town is a popular destination, with attractions such as the National Roman Legion Museum, the Roman amphitheatre and the Caerleon Roman Baths. It is also known for its picturesque setting on the River Usk and its proximity to the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Moving towards the beautiful coast, Porthcawl is situated on the Bristol Channel. The town is known for its beaches and promenade, as well as a number of parks and gardens, but also benefits from a variety of amenities including the Royal Porthcawl Golf Club. Considered the number one golf course in Wales, it features an impeccable course and a spectacular coastal setting with sensational views. One of the main attractions is the incredible Rest Bay beach, a Blue Flag-awarded beach popular all year round. The magnificent sea conditions and the marine wildlife attract surfers and sports enthusiasts who seek for the perfect swell, together with walkers and bathers in the summer months.




Tempus at Parc y Coleg, Caerleon COMING SOON
Lodge Rd, Caerleon, Newport NP18 3QT
An exciting new collection of homes located in a historic location and featuring the conversion of a Grade II listed building. Enjoy the beauty of Caerleon while being ideally situated close to cities like Newport and Cardiff.

• Forty-six new 1 to 4 bedroom homes
• Refurbishment and conversion of a Grade II listed building
• Exceptional location ideal for commuters and walking distance to the town centre
The Links, Rest Bay
FINAL 2 & 3 BEDS FROM £445,000
Rest Bay, Porthcawl CF36 3UP
Sympathetically designed to blend old with new, The Links features the refurbishment and conversion of a Victorian Grade II listed building set standing proudly overlooking Rest Bay. In addition, The 18th presents a carefully curated collection of contemporary new build apartments.
• Final few 2 & 3 bedroom apartments remaining
• Overlooking the top surfing beach in South Wales
• Next to the world renowned Royal Porthcawl Golf Club
• Make your coastal dream a reality

Cottrell Gardens, Bonvilston
4 & 5 BEDS FROM £685,000
Bonvilston,
Vale of Glamorgan, Cardiff CF5 6FU
Ideally situated in one of the Vale of Glamorgan’s most sought-after areas, and within a 5 miles of the desirable market town of Cowbridge and 9 miles of Cardiff. These bespoke homes are perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of village life, modern living and access to the city.

• Final 4 & 5 bedroom houses on Phase 1
• Modern layout and high-quality specification
• Overlooking the award-winning Cottrell Park Golf Course
• Sustainable features throughout and EPC rated B
Hensol Castle, Glamorgan COMING SOON - SUBJECT TO PLANNING


The Vale Resort, Hensol CF72 8JX
A stunning collection of carefully designed new homes uniquely located within the extensive grounds of the illustrious and historic Hensol Estate. Enjoy the tranquillity of waking up within a parkland setting whilst being within easy access of excellent schools and transport links.
• Two spectacular phases offering sixteen 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom houses
• Countryside and parkland surroundings
• Conveniently positioned 1 mile from the M4 and 11 miles from Cardiff city centre
