Coed Parc was originally a large Art Nouveau villa built in 1899 as a residence for wealthy Bridgend families. The property has had various uses over the years, including serving as a military headquarters during World War II and later as the headquarters for the County Library Service. The main house is a Grade II listed building with a two-story masonry structure, featuring a large entrance hall, dining room, drawing room, and six bedrooms. The property has undergone some modifications over the years, but any changes are likely to have been minor. The current development proposal involves renovating and converting the main house into two residential units, with a rebuild/extension on the western side, as well as constructing nine new residential units to the rear of the house. The property's Grade II listing means that any works that affect the building would require Listed Building Consent, and any development within the site boundary is likely to impact the setting of the listed building.