BRIDGEND
Urban sophistication in
a tranquil rural setting
If you are looking for a home
that has been individually
designed, somewhere that hasn’t
compromised on quality and yet
is still affordable, then
Woodridge is the place for you.
Integrating seamlessly into the
surrounding natural environment,
Woodridge offers an outstanding
collection of two and three bedroom
penthouses and apartments and one
five bedroom detached house.
Situated within a private, gated
development with landscaped
communal gardens, Woodridge Bordered by the spectacular Heritage This is a unique development offering
enjoys the tranquillity of its Coast to the South, the dramatic Brecon urban sophistication within an idyllic
beautiful woodland setting and yet Beacons to the North, the glorious rural setting and with prices ranging
is within walking distance of countryside of the Vale of Glamorgan to from £159,000 for a two bedroom
Bridgend town centre and only ten the east and the beauty of the Gower apartment to £499,000 for the five
minutes from the M4. Peninsula to the West, Woodridge is bedroom house, there really is
ideally placed to benefit from something for everyone!
Traditionally built with contemporary everything South Wales has to offer.
interior specifications and ‘top-of-the-
range’ fixtures and fittings, each
“A unique development
For more information, call
apartment has a large timber balcony
Diane Marshall on 029 2070 6432
or paved terrace for you to fully
offering urban sophistication
or email diane@southgate-estates.co.uk
experience the pleasures of outdoor
www.southgate-estates.co.uk
living. within an idyllic rural setting.”
WICK
Golden girl Nicole
Cooke wins MBE
After a momentous year for the
Welsh queen of the road, Nicole
Cooke, comes the announcement
that more awards have come her
way. Nicole, along with many in
the Great Britain Cycling team was
awarded an MBE in recognition of
her Olympic Gold and then Nicole
learnt she had also been named
Transworld Sport Female Athlete of
the Year by the Channel 4 Global
TV Sports Programme.
Nicole admitted to being surprised and The 25 year old, from Wick in the learning everything by myself,
really pleased at winning this award, Vale of Glamorgan, has also announced sometimes the hard way through my
“I think winning an award outside of an exciting new project for the future own mistakes on my way to top of
the sport of cycling that compares and a new team for 2009 - Vision1 women's road racing. It would make
people across different sports is very Racing. It has always been her goal to me very proud now to help younger
special and that was a big surprise create a new strong team in women’s riders follow their sporting ambitions
when I found out. I was really proud to cycling with the best environment leading by example and sharing my
have that award, especially alongside possible for riders to perform to their experiences of the last fifteen years so
some one like Usain Bolt who won Male abilities and with the spirit and focus that hopefully they too can realise their
Athlete of 2008.” on personal development as well own dreams in cycling like I have been
sporting success. able to. This will initially be a four year
“The MBE was never something I project and I believe we can create the
thought about when training or racing “When I began cycling, there was no most united and strongest team ready
at the Olympics or the Worlds but it is a British rider racing at international to try and repeat the success of 2008
very nice bonus and to get it in 2008 level and so I had to go to Europe and in 2012.”
just makes the whole season a very join different professional teams and
special one to remember!” she added. make my own path which also meant For more info visit www.nicolecooke.com
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