From per night. Dogs Stay FREE.

The Hen House, Angus

FREE 24/7 Vet Line
3 Bedrooms
Sleeps 5
Bathrooms 1
Two dogs welcome

Overview

St Brides Major 1.1 miles. This tastefully presented cottage lies on the outskirts of the village of Southerndown, in the scenic Vale of Glamorgan, enjoying an enclosed garden, off-road parking and easy access to the beautiful Heritage Coast, The Hen House is a superb escape for a family seeking a stay in the South Wales region. Step inside and discover the living space, with a lower level sitting area inviting you to settle down and put your feet up, whilst a set of stairs leads up to the dining space and kitchen, well-equipped to cater for your culinary needs. Find a single bedroom nestled on the ground-floor, whilst upstairs lies a double and a twin, both neutrally presented and featuring ample wardrobe space. Completing the interior is the bathroom, housing a bath with a choice of bath and walk-in shower, so you can best decide how to prepare for the day ahead. Start your morning with a coffee in the garden space, taking in the idyllic surroundings before heading out and exploring the local area. All this and much more awaits at The Hen House.

Bedrooms & Suites

Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin, 1 x ground-floor single. Ground-floor bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC. First-floor kitchen. First-floor dining room. Sitting room

Need to know

Coastal

Car Parking

Garden Or Patio

Pub Within 1 Mile

Rural

WiFi

Sleeps Up To 5

Reviews

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.