It's a modern home with sleek and seamless decor but an abundance of homely touches that makes this contemporary house a welcoming beachside abode. The interior design throughout the home is high-end and luxurious, from the Porcelanosa tiles throughout and Corian kitchen worktops and Neff appliances in the kitchen, to the layers of tactile fabrics used to bring visual warmth to the spaces. Miles of coast, water and sky to entertain you from the substantial master bedroom ensuite (Image: ACJ Properties Penarth) The hall seamlessly flows into the first of the mega marvellous living spaces - a kitchen family room that is not only the heart of the home literally but surely also emotionally.
The bedroom at the front of the house can boast an uninterrupted sea view but don't feel too sorry for the rear bedroom as there are attractive views of the garden to greet you in there via a massive floor-to-ceiling picture window. The hall visually packs a punch from the moment you arrive, with the wide and light space leading to two bedrooms to the left, a bespoke wood and glass staircase ahead, and a wide, open doorway into the kitchen family room to the right. The house has also been designed to be a building of 'two halves' with a two-storey structure leading into a massive, single-storey lounge dining room wing at the far end. Of course, the main material used here is glass to ensure every sea facing room has a wide and wonderful view of the coastal vista beyond. Second bedroom has garden views via a huge picture window (Image: ACJ Properties Penarth) But if your budget is at the lower end then a flat is the only option, as detached properties start at an average of £518,000 and head way over £1m point once the address includes the sea front.Īccording to property portal rightmove, the majority of sales in Sully during the last year were flats, selling for an average price of £206,969 and even that is close to Wales' overall national average house price of £233,361, according to Principality Building Society. Sully has always been a popular place to put down roots with anyone who wants the convenience of being commutable to Cardiff and Penarth mixed with the dream of living by the coast. The house can also call the large grassy plot that houses Sully Outdoor Bowls Club and numerous sports pitches as its direct, adjacent neighbours. Next to the Wales Coast Path, the house offers a feast for the eyes directly from the site - rocks, beach, Bristol Channel and sweeping, mesmerising views of the English coast at the rear.
This contemporary abode on the coast in the popular Vale of Glamorgan village of Sully can only be found by hunting around on a quiet residential cul-de-sac where its access lane is tucked away in one corner and even before you marvel at the dream home on offer, the location will have you swooning at 'hello'. Uninterrupted view from the back garden (Image: ACJ Properties Penarth)
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