Guide Price £675,000 - £700,000 Stroll the dunes, tee-off on the links, then toast the sunset in a courtyard bar – all before heading upstairs to a balcony with panoramic views. Extended and re-imagined, this four-bed Ton Kenfig home delivers c. 2,544 sq ft of stylish, family-friendly space. The 35 ft open-plan living/kitchen zone is flooded with light from twin sets of sliders, while separate sitting, dining and study rooms give welcome flexibility. A ground-floor shower, utility and gym lead to the garage. Upstairs, two bedrooms share balconies; the principal suite adds a walk-through wardrobe and en-suite, and a vaulted lounge makes a perfect hideaway. Low-maintenance gardens front and rear, EPC C and only steps from the nature reserve, golf course and coastline.

Guide Price £675,000 - £700,000
Wake up to birdsong, sea-air and an uninterrupted sweep of emerald dunes – all from the comfort of your own balcony. Remodelled and extended to c. 2,544 sq ft / 236 m², this striking detached home in Ton Kenfig pairs coastal scenery with contemporary design. A glazed façade and vaulted first-floor lounge frame postcard views across the Kenfig National Nature Reserve surroundings and the neighbouring golf course, while a wall of sliders dissolves the boundary between the 35 ft open-plan living/kitchen space and a lantern-lit courtyard garden – made for summer soirées around the built-in bar.

Inside, the layout is brilliantly versatile. The ground floor offers a formal sitting room, a separate dining room, a study, a fully tiled shower room and a utility that connects to the gym and integral garage. The bespoke kitchen centres on a granite-topped island, twin Neff ovens and induction hob, with under-cabinet mood lighting for evening ambience. Travertine-style flooring runs underfoot, linking the whole social hub together.

Upstairs, four double bedrooms share leafy or coastal vistas. The principal suite enjoys Juliet doors to a private balcony, a walk-through dressing area and a chic en-suite with rainfall shower. Bedroom two also boasts its own balcony, while a skylit first-floor lounge provides a second, elevated reception – perfect as a cinema room or teenagers’ retreat. A stylish family bathroom completes the level.

To the front, a double driveway and level terrace give an easy, low-maintenance welcome; to the rear, the enclosed courtyard is oriented west for sundowners, edged by planters and palms, with a log store tucked to one side. The beach, golf club and award-winning Kenfig Pool café/pub are literally moments away, and Junction 37 of the M4 is around ten minutes by car – making this a rare opportunity to secure modern lifestyle living in one of Glamorgan’s most coveted coastal enclaves.

Council Tax Band E | EPC C