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Shepherd's Hut, Angus

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1 Bedroom
Sleeps 2
Bathrooms 1
Two dogs welcome

Overview

St Brides Major 1.5 miles. This inviting shepherd’s hut lies on the award-winning Heritage Coast on the edge of the village of Southerndown, Vale of Glamorgan. Hosting a well-presented interior amidst picturesque surroundings, Shepherd’s Hut is a superb base for a couple looking to spend some time in this part of South Wales. Internally, the hut features a double bed, dining area for mealtimes and a woodburning stove that keeps the space warm and toasty. To the outside is a cooking area located under the parasols, and a decked area with two chairs from which you can kick back, relax, and enjoy the views. Just across the yard lies a purpose built washroom with hot shower, basin and WC. The Shepherd’s Hut offers a charming little escape for two in beautiful South Wales.

Bedrooms & Suites

Single-storey. Studio-style layout with double bed, kitchenette, dining area and woodburning stove. External wet room with walk-in shower, basin and WC

Need to know

Coastal

Car Parking

Garden Or Patio

Pub Within 1 Mile

Rural

WiFi

Sleeps Up To 2

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Location

Directions

St Brides Major is a quaint village resting in the Vale of Glamorgan, resting near the coastline of South Wales. Home to a farm shop, The Fox pub, serving traditional fare, a village hall, and a florist, the village has all the necessities for a self-catered stay whilst a hub of amenities lies further into the county in Bridgend. For attractions, Dunraven Bay and its clifftop vantage point is a short journey away, along with the grand remains of Dunraven Castle, whilst Merthyr Mawr Nature Reserve, and Ogmore Castle rest either side of River Ogmore. Whilst visiting the area, Porthcawl is a must stop off, with its sweeping seafront, the Grand Pavilion, Porthcawl Museum, and The Wilderness Lake Porthcawl as recommended attractions, or travel east to explore the city of Cardiff, brimming with shops, eateries, a picturesque dock, and a host of landmarks, including National Museum Cardiff, Cardiff Castle, and the Wales Millennium Centre.