Glynogwr lodge.

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Lodge |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

Cardiff in South Wales

from £72 / night

This is the estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the price - it varies depending on when you stay and how long for.

£500–£850 / week

2 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4.5 out of 5

5 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car advised, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

The open planned living space comprises a lounge area which is furnished with a new leather suite comprising of a 3-seater, 2 2-seaters and a recliner, and occasional furniture. The Dining area is spacious with an oak table and tan leather chairs that sits 8, and leads to a fitted kitchen which is well equipped and has integrated appliances including gas hob, electric oven and grill, washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer and coffee maker. The lounge is equipped with a large TV, internet access, music system, games and decorative fireplace.
The downstairs bedroom is suitable for wheelchair access with a double bed and is opposite the ground floor shower room, with a shower (including disability seat), toilet, hand basin, towel rail and radiator.

Facilities

Further details outdoors:
There is ample parking space for up to ten vehicles with lockable gates for your security. There is a small garden and flower boxes with 2 large tables and 4 benches with barbecue facility. Gas is provided. There's an area for children to play and ride there bikes. We have a summer house complete with jacuzzi. Over looking farm & common land where you can meet our Dartmoor pony called Gibby and her 2 friends Rose & Thorn. With easy access to the common land for walking, mountain biking, pony riding etc. The National Cycle route 4 is within 100 meters of the lodge. There is a bus stop and phone box just outside the property.

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Views from Glynogwr lodge

 

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BBQ seating area, summer house & jacuzzi

 

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Inside the lodge

 

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Open plan lounge & dining area

The South Wales / Cardiff/Newport/Glamorgan region

Wales' best kept tourism secret, the south Wales strip between the Coast and the Valleys.
Situated between Wales' largest two cities Cardiff to the east and Swansea to the west. We have the market town of Bridgend. The Heritage Coast and 28 miles of coastal scenery dramatic cliffs, golden family beaches legendary villages and ancient castles. The Ogmore valley to the north, and gateway to the welsh Valleys and Mountains with magnificent views reservoirs and lakes.

The Cardiff area

Situated in the medieval hill top village of Glynogwr with panoramic views overlooking the Ogwr Fach Valley, it is ideally located for visitors to experience numerous local outdoor activities or sample the excitement of the city of Cardiff.
Glynogwr was originally known as Llandyfodwg and was once part of the duchy of Lancaster estate. At the heart of the village is the church of St Tyfodwg named after the 6th century Welsh Saint.
Glynogwr Lodge, looks out over the Earls of Dunraven estates, Mynydd-y-Gaer (Wyndham-Quin families of Dunraven Castel). Mynydd-y-Gaer is said by some people to be the burial place of Uther, King Arthur, at the now ruined church of St.Peters-Super-Montem. (Read, David Nash Fords, Early British Kings) Even if you don’t find King Arthurs burial place, at least you will have a lovely walk.
Nearby is the village of Gilfach-Goch were the author Richard Llewellyn once lived. Who based his novel, How Green Was My Valley, on the Village, which was later made into a Hollywood film.
A mile walk from the lodge is the Lakeside farm park, with a trout fishing lake, small holding petting farm; children’s play area, and a café/ restaurant.
A mile to the west of the lodge is the village of Blackmill. The fortnightly sheep auction draws local farmers to eat local produce at Blackmill’s Junction Hotel were mine host is local award winning Chef John McCarran
A few miles walk to the north of Blackmill is the renowned Bwlch Mountain with magnificent panoramic views over the Rhonda and Ogmore Valley and over the Bristol Channel.

How to get there

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Glynogwr lodge is located just a few miles drive from junction 36 of the M4 midway between Cardiff and Swansea. Cardiff Wales Airport is about 35 minutes drive.
Bridgend is about 6 miles away and has a main line railway station. A car is probably needed but there are plenty of taxis and buses in the area.

Activities near Cardiff

Reviews

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30 Mar 2013

“Homely feel :)” Glynogwr lodge is a beautiful, homely cottage with a beautiful scenary. The facilities were excellent and the owner have thought of everything the holiday maker would require. The cottage is... more

27 Mar 2013

“Could not ask for more” This is an amazing cottage. The village is very quiet and peaceful. Lovely scenery from the cottage. The owner is very kind and helpful. The price is quite cheap. I would totally recommend it!!

27 Mar 2013

“Amazing” The lodge is perfect for those who want to stay in a quite area, surrounded by the country side and with an amazing view. The lodge is also well equipped. Dave (the owner) was very helpful,... more

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27 Mar 2013

“Amazing Stay at Glynogwr Lodge!” The accommodation is very nice and the view from the cottage is brilliant! It is located between Cardiff and Swansea, and only a few miles away from those two cities. The owner is very... more

01 Mar 2013

“Short stay in glynogwyr” Very nice accommodation. Unfortunately the hot tub wasn't working. The water was very cold despite the owner's efforts. Tea towels, a couple of dishwasher tablets and washing up liquid... more Response: Thanks for the very nice accommodation comment. Unfortunately due to the very cold weather, well below -0. The Jacuzzi is switched off for safety reasons hot water will freeze quicker than cold on... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 8
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	1 Feb 13	1 Apr 13	550£ 550	150£ 150	150£ 150	2 Nights
	1 Apr 13	1 Jun 13	650£ 650	150£ 150	150£ 150	2 Nights
	1 Jun 13	1 Aug 13	750£ 750	150£ 150	150£ 150	3 Nights
	1 Aug 13	1 Sep 13	850£ 850	150£ 150	150£ 150	1 Week
	1 Sep 13	1 Nov 13	650£ 650	150£ 150	150£ 150	2 Nights
	1 Nov 13	31 Dec 13	550£ 550	150£ 150	150£ 150	2 Nights
	3 Jan 14	31 Jan 14	500£ 500	150£ 150	150£ 150	2 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Preferred payment method is bank transfer. Cheque in advance of arrival or cash.

Availability

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1 year listed You are contacting David Williams Landline n/a Mobile 44 0790 5790975 Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2012. This lodge has received 5 reviews from previous guests.

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