Mid Glamorgan is a preserved county in Wales with historic administrative significance and distinctive heritage symbols.
A two-floor cottage attached to a 17th-century home set in 2 acres of lawned gardens offering scenic views, within easy reach of Cardiff and the Gower Peninsula, suitable for families and pets with countryside walks nearby.
A ground floor apartment in a countryside village near Cardiff offering two ensuite bedrooms, peaceful rural and waterside surroundings with a patio and garden area, suitable for families including babies and toddlers.
Lanlay Meadows in the Vale of Glamorgan is a tranquil pre-war meadow rich in wildlife and mature trees, offering scenic outdoor walking paths and a rare natural habitat along the River Ely.
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An exhibition in the Morning Room of Dyffryn House explores the house’s history and the conservation and restoration work being carried out there.
A cosy three-bedroom cottage in the village of Hirwaun, offering a peaceful rural retreat with original character, enclosed garden, and nearby outdoor attractions such as the Brecon Beacons National Park and Bike Park Wales.
Worker's House in Cwmdare is a preserved 19th-century mining family cottage located in Dare Valley Country Park, offering a glimpse into industrial life in south Wales. Currently closed for repairs, it is part of Cadw's cared heritage sites and reflects typical industrial valley homes.
Aberdare is a historic market town in Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales, known for its rich industrial heritage in iron and coal mining, cultural contributions including Welsh language publishing and Eisteddfodau, and vibrant local sports history. The town center is walkable and accessible by rail and local public transport, making it an attractive destination for tourists.
Brookside offers a peaceful family-friendly home in the scenic Vale of Glamorgan countryside with an enclosed garden and coastal surroundings.
Castell Coety is a historic ruined castle featuring architectural elements from the 12th to 16th centuries. Visitors explore the outdoor remains including a dry moat and earthworks with level 1 accessible terrain, open daily with free entry.
A stylish annexe adjoining the owner's property near the village of Treorchy, recently renovated and situated in a scenic countryside setting with nearby transport and outdoor activity options.