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Originally part of the Huntley Estate, Walnut Tree Cottage began life as a small farm worker's cottage, which has been gradually extended over the years into the spacious home it is today. The history of the property is still evident at the heart of the home, blending seamlessly with modern touches.The standout feature of the ground floor is the contemporary sitting room, where glazed doors frame simply spectacular, far-reaching views. From the comfort of your sofa, the outlook is nothing short of breathtaking. The current owners have fondly shared stories of watching New Year's Eve fireworks at Gloucester Docks from here. Oak flooring and a sleek gas fire set into the wall create a modern yet cosy atmosphere, especially in winter, while underfloor heating ensures warmth underfoot.Stepping up into the dining room, you'll find the same wonderful views and a continuation of the oak flooring. Numerous windows flood the space with natural light. Further steps lead you into the heart of the property, where the original charm is still preserved, with whitewashed exposed stone walls. This area leads to a ground-floor shower room and continues upwards to the kitchen.The rustic country kitchen features a solid fuel Rayburn, which may require servicing and potentially refurbishment if the new owners wish to use it. Solid wood cupboards are complemented by integrated appliances, and there is ample space for a large farmhouse table at the very centre. French doors open onto a terrace. The kitchen offers a blank canvas, ready for a new owner to add their own style and flair over time.Upstairs, a delightful surprise awaits on the landing: a beautiful original fireplace, a nod to the property's history. There are four bedrooms, and it is a matter of preference as to which one claims the title of Principal Bedroom. At the rear of the property is a generous bedroom with ample fitted wardrobes and a spacious en-suite, complete with both a separate shower and bath. To the front of the house, part of the modern extension completed around 2019, is a bright and airy room with a vaulted ceiling, two fitted wardrobes, and a contemporary en-suite. Glazed French doors open onto a balcony, perfect for enjoying breakfast while taking in the outstanding, ever-changing view. This bedroom also boasts underfloor heating and its own external door for quick access to the terrace next to the kitchen.There are two further bedrooms, one with an arched window, both benefiting from the scenic views. The family bathroom has been refitted and is modern in style.A gated entrance reveals a long driveway climbing up to the house, with parking available both at the base and immediately outside the property. As you arrive, the views unfold spectacularly, stretching for miles and taking in landmarks such as the spire of Gloucester Cathedral and Cleeve Hill.The grounds extend to approximately 1.19 acres, featuring a terrace for al fresco dining, a woodland area bursting with bluebells and daffodils in spring, and mature oak and chestnut trees. While the natural gradient shapes the landscape, there is a level area at the top and a semi-level space at the bottom, which the current owners enjoy using to practise their golf skills.What3words: easily.chapters.pines

An exceptional and highly individual barn conversion, created from a former pair of traditional barns, set within approximately 1.8 acres on the northern edge of The Forest of Dean, offering versatile accommodation, a striking galleried studio with study, and further development potential. Northend Court represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of exceptional character and versatility within a truly idyllic setting. Originally comprising two barns set perpendicular to one another and enclosed by traditional stone boundary walls, Northend Court has been thoughtfully and sympathetically transformed.At its heart lies a Grade II Listed 17th-century threshing barn, showcasing magnificent oak framing and stone gable ends, now seamlessly connected via a bespoke oak-framed link to an adjoining 18th-century brick barn. The result is a home of exceptional architectural interest, where heritage craftsmanship and contemporary living exist in perfect harmony.Developed by the current owners with great care and attention to detail, Northend Court now offers a wonderful balance of character, space, and lifestyle, all set within a peaceful and private position surrounded by open countryside.STEP INSIDE The accommodation is both generous and highly versatile, thoughtfully arranged to complement modern living whilst preserving the integrity and charm of the original barns.At the heart of the home lies a beautifully appointed kitchen and dining room, designed as a sociable hub for both everyday living and entertaining. Traditional style cabinetry is complemented by warm wooden worktops and a central island, whilst a classic Aga forms both a functional and characterful focal point. This inviting space flows effortlessly into a substantial living room, where expansive glazing allows natural light to pour in and provides a seamless connection to the gardens.The property offers four bedrooms in total. The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive, benefitting from its own en-suite bathroom and a striking spiral staircase rising to a mezzanine level, creating a private and characterful retreat.Bedrooms two and three are equally distinctive, each featuring upper-level accommodation, adding architectural interest and flexibility, ideal for family living, or guest use. A fourth bedroom provides further adaptable space.Supporting the main living areas are a range of practical yet well-considered rooms, including a boot room, laundry room, and utility room, all enhancing day-to-day functionality without compromising on style.A defining feature of Northend Court is the impressive galleried studio, a beautifully light-filled space characterised by vaulted ceilings, exposed timbers and dramatic proportions.Complemented by a separate study, this exceptional space offers enormous versatility - ideal for home working, creative pursuits, or potential ancillary accommodation.Throughout the property, the original character has been carefully preserved and enhanced, with features including: •Exposed beams and vaulted ceilings •Natural stone and timber detailing •Feature glazing inviting an abundance of natural light •A considered layout designed for both comfort and flow STEP OUTSIDE Set within circa 1.8 acres, the grounds offer a wonderful sense of space and privacy, with lawned areas, terrace seating, and far-reaching countryside views. The setting is both peaceful and unspoilt, ideal for those seeking a rural lifestyle whilst remaining connected.In addition to the main residence, the property benefits from a substantial barn, currently utilised for storage and workshop purposes. This provides excellent scope for further development offering exciting potential for additional accommodation, workspace, or lifestyle facilities. Planning permission is in place for the development of the barn, and any alternative or additional development would be subject to obtaining the necessary consents.Location Northend Court enjoys a delightful position just to the north of The Forest of Dean, an area celebrated for its outstanding natural beauty, ancient woodland, and an abundance of outdoor pursuits.The nearby village of Huntley provides a range of everyday amenities, whilst the cathedral city of Gloucester and the Regency town of Cheltenham offer an excellent selection of shopping, dining, schooling, and leisure facilities.The property is particularly well placed for connectivity, with the M50 to the north and the A40 (providing access towards Oxford and the M5) less than a mile away, enabling convenient travel to major centres including Cardiff, Bristol, and Birmingham. Rail services from Gloucester and Cheltenham provide regular direct links to London Paddington, whilst airports at Bristol, Birmingham, and Cardiff offer further connectivity.Freehold Council Tax Band E EPC Rating DServices, Utilities & Property Information Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band E - Forest of Dean District Council Property Construction – brick & timber - tile Electricity Supply - Mains Water Supply - Mains Drainage & Sewerage - Klargester BioDisc sewerage treatment plant - there will be maintenance costs involved so please speak with the agent for more information. Heating - Oil-fired central heating - there will be maintenance costs involved so please speak with the agent for more information. This feeds underfloor heating throughout the property. Broadband - FTTP Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage - 4G and some 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking - Driveway for 4+ cars Special Notes - Solar panels connected to the grid with a Feed-in tariff.Directions The postcode for the property is GL19 3HH. What3words: ///alike.rotate.necklaces

Located on a corner plot in a cul-de-sac, this handsome and flexible home is designed for modern living.The front door, which lies beneath a porch, leads into a spacious hallway with attractive wood flooring.A glass-paned door provides access to the large sitting room, which has a stone-built feature fireplace and flame-effect gas fire for cosy evenings in. The bow window with leaded lights looks out over the front lawn.The dining room sits across the hall and is large enough to accommodate a six-seater table. It has a laminated wooden floor and looks out over shrubs in the front garden.The large kitchen/breakfast room sits at the end of the hall and is a cook’s dream, fitted with elegant white, wipeable cabinets offering plenty of storage space, topped with a robust and easily cleanable work surface. Integrated appliances include an oven, hob and dishwasher and there’s a large sink with a drainer and mixer tap.There’s space for a breakfast table and the floor is laid with attractive textured tiles. Windows frame views over the side and back gardens. Close to the kitchen is a useful utility room with a sink, space for a fridge-freezer and plumbing for a washing machine. A downstairs WC sits off the hallway.Double glass-panelled doors lead from the sitting room is a cosy snug, in which the current owners have placed a small bar. A glazed double doorway leads into a sunny half-hexagonal conservatory that looks out over the spacious back garden and allows plenty of natural light to flood into this part of the house.An iron and wood spiral staircase in the corner of the snug leads to large room that’s currently used as a games area but which could be turned into a fifth bedroom. Close by is a large room with a sauna and jacuzzi bath and there’s plenty of storage space in the eaves.The hall staircase leads to four double bedrooms, two with views over the back garden and two looking out over the front lawn. The principal bedroom has its own en suite. There’s also a large luxury family bathroom with a roll top bath, walk-in shower and attractive tiling.The double garage covering 384 sq ft (36 sq m) is built into the house and accessed through two large doors.31 Grange Park sits within 0.3 acres of grounds, with generous lawns in front, around the side and behind the property. There’s a large patio running immediately behind the house with steps leading to the upwardly sloping back lawn, a section of which is planted with conifers, mature shrubs and trees to create two sections, the further of which has a summer house.  There’s also a substantial patio, ideal for al fresco dining, and a greenhouse to the side of the property.The ample driveway in front of the double garage offers plenty of room for off-road parking.The position of the house means its back windows look out over rolling countryside beyond.

There are homes that impress, and there are homes that inspire. Chapel House unquestionably belongs to the latter, a landmark Georgian residence of exceptional architectural presence, offering a rare opportunity to create one of Monmouth’s most impressive family homes, filled with considerable architectural and historic significance.This Grade II* listed property believed to date back to the early 18th century is attributed to ironmaster and former mayor William Rea and displays the refined symmetry and classical proportions typical of the Georgian period. From the moment of arrival, its stature is unmistakable, with curved stone steps rising to a pedimented entrance framed by fluted pilasters and a delicate fanlight, while sash windows, quoins and a Welsh slate roof complete the composition.Inside, the house begins to reveal its remarkable story. The reception hall is a space of real theatre, featuring wooden dado panelling, a decorative plaster ceiling and an elegant sweeping staircase with twisted balusters and a moulded handrail. To the left, two interconnecting reception rooms provide beautifully balanced living spaces, each centred around original fireplaces and enriched by exquisite timber panelling, including an inscription recording restoration by Humphrey Farran Hall in 1910. Large sash windows with shutters flood the rooms with natural light, creating spaces equally suited to entertaining and everyday living.To the right, a generous dining room and study offer further versatility, while a secondary staircase reflects the home’s layered history. Throughout, craftsmanship and period detail are evident at every turn, including a historic fireback bearing the initials of William Rea and the date 1720.Beyond, the former service wing and stable annexe provide extensive ancillary accommodation, currently arranged with kitchens, living areas, utility spaces and additional rooms. This substantial section of the property offers exceptional scope for reconfiguration, whether for guest accommodation, multi-generational living or the creation of bespoke lifestyle spaces such as a cinema, gym or wellness suite (subject to the necessary consents).In total, the house extends to over 12,000 sq ft, with bedroom accommodation arranged across the upper floors. The layout still reflects its previous use as a boarding house, but the property now presents a substantial and compelling opportunity for restoration into an exceptional private residence, or for alternative Use Classes, such as a boutique hotel, high-end care facility, offices, or retirement village, subject to the necessary planning consents.Chapel House is offered for sale on a freehold basis.The grounds are as compelling as the house itself, extending to approximately 1.43 acres and forming part of Monmouth’s historic conservation setting. The garden walls, railings and gateway are Grade II listed, while the gardens themselves are also registered Grade II, reflecting their heritage significance.A pathway leads through lawns and mature planting towards the front entrance, creating a sense of privacy and arrival despite the central location. Walled gardens to either side provide structure and character, while to the rear, terraced lawns descend gently towards the River Monnow.The outlook is particularly special, with Vauxhall Meadows and open countryside beyond, offering a tranquil and ever-changing backdrop.The grounds provide generous space for outdoor living, entertaining and relaxation. A large walled hardstanding area, accessed via double gates, offers ample parking, complemented by additional outbuildings including a workshop and storage, along with a paved terrace behind the house.AGENTS NOTE: There is a Commercial EPC in place for Chapel House, Rating D. Contact the agent for the full report.

Hardwick Hill House is an elegant Grade II listed late Georgian residence, rich in history and original features, once home to Baron du Bois de Ferrières. Set in a private elevated position just a short walk from Chepstow town centre, the property offers refined family living with spacious reception rooms, five bedrooms, and a bespoke kitchen. The self-contained one-bedroom annexe provides versatile accommodation with private parking and garden. Residents enjoy easy access to Chepstow's shops, schools, and transport links, while the nearby Wye Valley offers abundant outdoor pursuits. This distinguished home perfectly balances heritage charm with modern comfort.The main entrance opens into a grand hallway showcasing the elegant original staircase, adorned with intricate balustrades that reflect the home's refined heritage.The property boasts two spacious reception rooms, each flooded with natural light from magnificent bow windows. The grand sitting room features high ceilings, detailed cornices, and a classic fireplace, creating an inviting space perfect for relaxation or entertaining guests. Adjacent, the formal dining room offers an equally impressive setting with charming period details.At the heart of the home lies the bespoke kitchen and breakfast room, thoughtfully designed to combine style and practicality. Fitted with a range of quality base and wall cupboards, integrated appliances, and ample work surfaces. The property also benefits from a useful cellar area, featuring storage rooms, a wine cellar, and utility facilities, offering ample space for household needs.Upstairs, the five well-proportioned bedrooms offer a versatile layout to suit families of all sizes. Two bedrooms feature luxury en-suite bathrooms, designed with contemporary fixtures while respecting the home's period elegance. Two additional family bathrooms serve the remaining bedrooms.Throughout the house, period details such as cornices, dado rails, coving, and ceiling roses have been lovingly preserved and enhanced by recent renovations, which include full redecoration and modern upgrades like an air recirculation system.Separate from the main residence, the spacious one-bedroom annexe offers a comfortable, self-contained living area with its own private entrance, garden, and dedicated parking. This space is ideal for extended family, guests, or as a successful Airbnb retreat.Set in landscaped terraced gardens of approx. 0.45 acres, Hardwick Hill House enjoys a private, elevated position approached via a sweeping driveway and ample parking. The mature grounds feature two lawned areas, one believed to be a former tennis court, and meandering pathways through established trees and shrubs. Designed for both ease of maintenance and year-round appeal, the gardens include seating areas ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The separate one-bedroom annexe has its own private entrance, garden, and dedicated parking, offering privacy and independenceperfect for multi-generational living or continued use as a successful Airbnb. The outdoor space offers both elegance and practicality, with potential for further landscaping or kitchen garden development. Despite being just a short walk from Chepstow's centre, the grounds offer seclusion, charm, and a true sense of retreat.Https://w3w.co/doghouse.major.hurry

Entering Sunnybank Farm, you are immediately welcomed into a beautifully appointed kitchen, where seamless cabinetry and a bespoke larder cupboard combine style and practicality. The open layout creates a sense of space and effortless flow, perfectly suited to modern family living and entertaining.From the kitchen, the home flows naturally into a charming reception room where timeless character meets contemporary comfort. Exposed stonework and a magnificent inglenook fireplace, complete with a wood-burning stove, form a cozy focal point, while an original stone archway guides you gracefully into the dining area. This seamless connection makes both family life and entertaining a pleasure. The dining room exudes refined country elegance, defined by a striking stone archway and beautifully panelled walls. Large windows flood the space with natural light, highlighting a stylish feature wall and creating a welcoming setting for intimate dinners or lively gatherings alike.A further reception room offers a more private retreat, featuring exquisite oak doors that open onto a seating area/patio overlooking the equestrian facilities. Bathed in light, this space is perfect for relaxation while taking in the serene, countryside surroundings, offering a unique connection to the property's outdoor lifestyle.The hall, accessed from the kitchen, exudes warmth and sophistication with natural stone flooring and bespoke oak joinery. A handcrafted staircase rises gracefully to the first floor, which offers four generous bedrooms, each offering comfort and character. The primary bedroom is a luxurious retreat, complete with a walk-in wardrobe and its own balcony, providing a private vantage point to enjoy the equestrian views and surrounding countryside. The renovated family bathroom features a Lusso Stone marble bath, combining elegance with modern functionality to create a truly inviting space.Sunnybank Farm is a charming 17th-century farmhouse that perfectly balances period character with modern family living. Extended and enhanced over time, the property offers four versatile bedrooms, including a striking oak-beamed suite with balcony, alongside inviting living spaces designed for both everyday comfort and entertaining. Equestrian facilities are exceptional, with stables, two agricultural barns, a Dutch barn, secure tack rooms, fields and a superb all-weather arena, complemented by direct, off-road hacking into surrounding forestry. The wraparound gardens, with fishpond and bespoke outdoor entertainment area, further elevate the lifestyle on offer. Despite its idyllic rural setting, Sunnybank Farm is just four miles from Chepstow, with Monmouth, Bristol, Cardiff and London all within easy reach, and enjoys a thriving village community with events, amenities, and a welcoming spirit.As you step outside of Sunnybank Farm it is a true haven for horse lovers, set across 40 acres of rolling countryside. The property features two stable blocks, two agricultural barns, a Dutch barn, secure tack rooms, expansive fields, and a professionally surfaced arena with sand and carpet fibre. Safe, uninterrupted hacking leads straight into the nearby forestry, with plenty of space for Pony Club activities and hunt meets.The wraparound garden, complete with a tranquil fishpond, is a sun-drenched retreat, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the peaceful surroundings. A double garage with ample parking provides both convenience and practicality, while above it, a charming outdoor kitchen with an oak framework and covered roof creates an ideal space for al fresco dining. From summer dinners to cosy autumn gatherings, it blends rustic charm with practical elegance, making outdoor living effortless and inviting.This is a home for all seasons. Winter walks tracing deer tracks through the snow, long summer evenings, and the golden glow of autumn across the trees. Sunnybank Farm isn't just a property, it's a lifestyle, offering space, freedom, and the charm of country living in every corner.W3W///floating.galaxy.stooping

Step insideCoach House is a six-bedroomed home with beauty and presence and was once the beating heart of the historic Itton Court Estate. Built in the late 19th century, it’s been sympathetically converted to create a substantial, spacious family home that remains true to its heritage but offers a light-filled and well-proportioned modern interior for refined country living.The house has an impressive entrance, with a grand archway leading into a classical courtyard with buildings on four sides. A large porch with double doors opposite the arch leads into a wide hall that sets the tone for the property, giving the first views of the oak flooring and handcrafted doors found throughout the house.This spacious area has high ceilings, an elegant fireplace and a bespoke wooden staircase that exudes quality and craftsmanship.Coach House offers four beautiful reception rooms with large windows that offer views across the gardens or into the central courtyard and bathe the property in light. All have beautiful fireplaces too.The sitting room has double doors leading into the garden and an elegant fireplace, while the dining room easily accommodates an eight-seater table with plenty of space to spare.One of the rooms is currently used as a games room and is large enough to house a table tennis table, pool table and large sofa. There is a woodburning stove, while double doors lead into the garden.The bespoke kitchen is a cook’s dream, with a classic electric Aga, a central island with a breakfast bar and walnut. surface, and plenty of elegant cabinets with granite worktops.The floor is laid with attractive slate tiles and there are double doors that open out onto a large terrace. The amount of space available in the kitchen means there’s enough room for a dining table too.Lying off the kitchen is an inner lobby that leads to a utility room with a door to the gardens. It also has a staircase to a sixth bedroom with an en suite.All of the bedrooms are spacious and bathed in light; three have en suites. There’s a large family bathroom too.Every room in Coach House is immaculately presented in beautiful neutral colour schemes.Step Outside Alongside the main house, three sides of the courtyard are occupied by outbuildings that include 10 former stables, along with storerooms, lofts and a cottage that’s primed for renovation. These buildings provide a reminder of the role once played by the property and the available space offers exceptional versatility for the future.Coach House was once the operational heart of the Itton Court estate, housing carriages, stables and staff that supported the daily life of the owners.Coach House is surrounded by 4.5 acres of beautiful grounds bounded by hedging and mature trees that contribute to a sense of peace and privacy. There are beautiful views of the Monmouthshire countryside and, more immediately, Itton’s historic St Deiniol’s Church.Immediately behind the kitchen is a large terrace that’s tailormade for entertaining. Steps lead from here to a lawned area.Many of the walls support mature climbing shrubs, allowing the property to blend perfectly with what lies outside. A wisteria cladding the wall around the main doorway is especially impressive.The courtyard area is laid to gravel and provides plenty of off-road parking.Seller InsightWhen we first pulled up at the Coach House, we knew immediately it was unlike anything else we had seen. We had been searching in the area for a couple of years, but this place stood out straight away – unique in appearance, full of character, and despite its impressive size, it had a real warmth to it. It felt spacious and grand, yet still wonderfully cosy.As the former coach house to Itton Court Manor, this is a home with history, presence and an atmosphere that is hard to describe until you experience it. Approaching through the archway, you arrive into the most incredible enclosed courtyard. It is completely private, with the house set back, and there is space for 15–20 cars with ease. It gives you that rare sense of arriving somewhere special, a hidden world of your own.Inside, the kitchen has always been the heart of our home – a proper family kitchen with plenty of room to eat together, gather, and chat. The layout lends itself perfectly to entertaining, with the main reception rooms flowing straight out onto the garden.In summer, the wraparound patio becomes the centre of everything, running from the front of the house where the kitchen is right round to the games room, elevated above cricket-pitch sized lawns where friends and family can spread out and relax.Sunrises and sunsets are breathtaking here, especially at the bottom of the garden where the giant redwoods glow deep red in the summer light. The wildlife is exceptional too – you really feel the seasons change. Best of all, there is no road noise at all – just birdsong and space. While the setting is beautifully rural and peaceful, you are just eight minutes from the motorway, making commuting to London for work straightforward, with Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds also within surprisingly easy reach. For leisure time, there is so much happening on the doorstep, from music festivals and theatre to the ever-popular Chepstow Racecourse just a few miles away, hosting events throughout the year. We really do have the best of both worlds here.*

This beautiful parcel of Herefordshire farmland has been managed and maintained by the current owners for well over two decades. They came to Llangarron in the mid 90's with just 8 cows and a passion for smallholder farming. Over the following 20 years they grew a herd of over 80 prize winning Charolais cattle and developed a pedigree line that became nationally renowned.They were able to design and build their dream home on the farmland, aptly naming it Gwynfa' or white place/ paradise. They have delighted in watching these large white cows roam and graze our rolling pastures ever since!This wonderful smallholding comes complete with an exceptionally well-built dormer bungalow, that has been well cared for over the years, and offers bright, spacious and very versatile accommodation. As you enter the property, you step into an entrance hallway, with staircase to the first floor, and doors leading to various ground floor rooms.Leading directly off the hallway is a spacious living room, boasting a brick fireplace with woodburning stove, double aspect windows and sliding glazed doors giving access to the front of the property. There is a wonderfully bright and airy kitchen-breakfast room to the opposite end of the house, which features a range of modern units and worksurfaces, with Range cooker set within a traditional-style brick surround. The kitchen leads into a lovely breakfast area, with French doors leading to an outside patio, and internal double doors giving access to a lovely spacious dining room, also offering access outside.The kitchen also offers access to a large utility room, with storage units and ground floor cloakroom, with a porch leading outside.To the far end of the entrance hallway, you will find a ground floor double bedroom, a bathroom and home office, as well as a storage cupboard.The staircase leads to a first floor landing, leading off to two good sized double bedrooms, one of which features an en suite. There is an additional family bathroom and built in storage cupboards to the landing hallway. The property enjoys a well maintained lawned garden to the rear, with patio areas, a range of beautifully plated beds and a greenhouse. There is access through an archway to a raised vegetable patch and an orchard with a range of mixed fruit trees.There are additional gardens to the front, as well as a detached garage and parking, accessed via a driveway which is lined with plenty of colourful daffodils in the spring time. The farm buildings are located north of the property, quite separate from the house and gardens, and comprise; a General purpose Steel portal framed building with concrete floor and an open sided 3 bay hay barn, with great potential to create stabling if required.The land is truly stunning, extending to approx. 55 acres in total, and incorporates areas of rolling green grassland, with pockets of native woodland and a stream running through the lower areas. The land is predominantly Grade III with some Grade II to the east, and benefits from a natural water supply from the Garron Brook.Agent's note:The property is sold subject to an Agricultural Occupancy Condition, otherwise known as an agricultural tie. The occupation of the dwelling shall be limited to a person solely or mainly employed or last employed, in the locality in agricultural or forestry or a dependant of such person residing with them or a widow/widower of such a person.

This handsome former parsonage with 19 acres of land, a charming two-bedroom holiday cottage and five stables is set in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside, close to the England/Wales border and to the market town of Monmouth. Ideal for a family looking for a spacious country home, it is well situated for the excellent local schools, convenient for commuters, and offers the chance to keep horses, ponies or livestock and an opportunity to run and possibly further develop a lucrative tourism business. With an impressive, Georgian appearance yet with a wonderful, welcoming ambience, the Grade II listed house has six bedrooms, four reception rooms, a first floor library, adaptable attic rooms and study space for home working. The property was developed into an eighteenth century parsonage from a small seventeenth century farmhouse. It was extended further in the nineteenth century, when the Victorian wing was added. Its wealth of historic features include exposed beams and open fireplaces, formal Georgian rooms with high ceilings, decorative cornicing and period fireplaces and Victorian features including cast iron fire grates and built-in cupboards. It is a generously proportioned house, but to me, it doesn't feel grand, it feels homely. It is lovely at all times of the year. In the summer it has a beautiful quiet coolness about it. In the winter, with the log burners going, it is brilliant for lying on the sofa with the dogs and watching TV. And it really comes into its own when you are having parties. It has a lovely flow and because of the great room sizes, you have to have a lot of people in the house before it feels even slightly full! What I also love about it is the land and my favourite view is looking back at the house from the fields. The house is approached along a circular carriage driveway. The attractive facade is almost symmetrical, with large sash windows, French doors onto the garden from the Victorian wing and a central entrance door with a canopied porch and a decorative fanlight over. The front door opens to a large hall which is full of historic character, with flagstone flooring, exposed beams and a beamed fireplace with a log burner. Through an archway, an attractive elliptical staircase leads to the first floor. To one side of the hall is a study and an inner hallway leads to a stunning, light and airy drawing room/family room. The elegant, high ceilinged drawing room has a period marble fireplace and French doors to the front of the property, with their original shutters. Further French doors lead out to the south-facing, sun-trap side garden. The drawing room opens up to the family room which has a further set of French doors to the side garden. The family room has a fireplace with a wood burner. Either side of the fireplace are attractive arched recesses with built-in shelving. Situated in the oldest part of the house is an atmospheric dining room, with flagstone flooring, an exposed stone wall and original beams. A corner fireplace, with a timber mantel, houses a wood burner. A wide, period ledge and brace door opens to the kitchen. There are lots of quirky, historic features in this house, like this doorway, which is supposed to be wide enough for cider barrels to be rolled through it.The kitchen has flagstone flooring and solid wood units with granite work surfaces. There's a halogen hob, a Bosch double oven and a Rayburn set into an alcove. A window over the kitchen sink looks out over a terrace and herb garden to the paddocks beyond. There is a utility room adjacent to the kitchen. In this part of the house there is also a cosy, dual aspect TV room, with a flagstone floor, a wood burner set in a fireplace with a wood mantel over and a Victorian built-in cupboard to one side.Upstairs, there are two pretty bedrooms in the Victorian wing, one with a similar built-in cupboard and a period fireplace with a cast iron grate. These two rooms share an adjacent shower room. Two further, charming bedrooms, one with exposed beams, share a bathroom. In the Georgian part of the house, two spacious double bedrooms each have an ensuite bathroom. The first floor accommodation also includes a large library with built-in shelving along one wall, a central, exposed beam, a window overlooking the front garden and a fireplace with a cast iron grate. Off the library is a study. The adaptable accommodation in the attic comprises two rooms each with a galleried area above and a further room with Velux roof windows and an exposed A-frame. There is also a bathroom on this floor. The property stands in lovely gardens, screened from the road by a large Beech hedge and established trees and planting. A large circular lawn to the front is bisected by a brook, alongside which there are mature trees including oak, sweet chestnut and a Corsican pine. There is also a large magnolia and along the front of the property are attractive shrub borders. There are enclosed, south-facing lawns at the side of the house and a paved terrace runs along the back of the property, where there is a herb terrace, an oblong fish pond and a further area of lawn. Alongside the house is a detached former barn which has been converted into a high quality, contemporary self-catering unit with a cottagey feel and a successful letting history. There's a ground floor bedroom and a charming loft bedroom with exposed oak beams. Both bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms and there is a large open plan living space, comprising kitchen, breakfast area and sitting room. Outside there is a parking area for two cars and a lawned garden. The grounds also include a stable block with five stables, a level area of land previously used for a manège and three well-fenced fields, currently used for keeping sheep but ideal as horse paddocks. There could be scope to further develop the tourism business, subject to planning, with the amount of land providing, for example, the opportunity for holiday yurts.

This lovely rural property offers an idyllic lifestyle opportunity, set in a tranquil valley, with panoramic views of the Monmouthshire countryside, a pleasant garden, equestrian facilities, nearby access to woodland and countryside for riding, walking and outdoor pursuits, with good commuter access, flexible work-from-home space and superfast fibre broadband.  Situated in a quiet country lane, within the Glyn Valley, the spacious, detached, four-bedroom, extended stone property combines a charming cottage with contemporary, light-and-airy reception rooms. Its grounds, which total approximately 2.06 acres, include gently sloping lawn, a vegetable plot, an established small orchard and two entertaining terraces overlooking the garden and uninterrupted open countryside. For horse owners, there are two stock-proof paddocks, one of them containing two field shelters, plus a stable yard with four loose boxes, a tack room and a hay store. In front of the stable yard there is a parking area with space for up to five vehicles.   Step inside –Wooden pedestrian gates set in a lovely old stone wall open from the little-used country lane into a pretty gravelled courtyard. The property is entered though a glazed wooden porch with Mandarin Stone slate floor tiles. An inner door opens to a reception hallway, an attractive room with engineered oak flooring. It is double height in part, with a small gallery landing above. To one side of this hallway is the oldest part of the house, the original stone cottage which is believed to be in excess of two hundred years old. Here is the spacious kitchen, a room with characterful ceiling beams, an exposed stone wall, an open stone fireplace (now housing a kitchen cupboard) and an abundance of charm. The Shaker-style kitchen units have oak work surfaces and the floor is tiled with Mandarin Stone multi-coloured slate. There is a double Butler sink with a plate rack over, a Rangemaster cooker, a built-in fridge and space for a dishwasher. Next to the main window there is a deep window seat with plenty of space for a breakfast table.The kitchen opens to a cosy snug, which has an exposed A-frame, a feature stone wall and a wood burning stove set on a stone hearth within an oak beamed fireplace. At the back of this room, a glazed door leads to the study, a pleasant and private place to work from home, with an apex ceiling and two windows, one overlooking the pretty front courtyard. The reception hallway connects the kitchen and snug to the newer part of the house, which has been extended twice, most recently in 2004. Here, there is a dining room with engineered oak flooring and French doors to a pretty raised terrace, which gives views down the valley and up to Chepstow Park Woods. Along the back of the house, there is a generous living room with a brick-built feature fireplace housing a multi-fuel stove set on a stone hearth. The light-filled room has windows facing south and east and French doors lead out to a sun-trap, south-facing terrace.To the side of the entrance porch is a useful utility room, with slate floor tiles, space for a tumble drier, plumbing for a washing machine, a utility sink and wall and base cupboards. Off the reception hallway there is a guest WC.Upstairs there are four double bedrooms off a split landing. The principal bedroom has a dual aspect, making the most of the views. It has a stylish, modern ensuite with a double walk-in shower.Next door is a light and airy guest bedroom with two windows enjoying views down the valley towards Shirenewton. This room benefits from an ensuite shower room.  The two further bedrooms share the use of a charming family bathroom. The bathroom, like the pretty bedroom next door, is located in the older part of the house. Both feature the exposed A-frame and both still have old ledge and brace doors with original ironwork. Elsewhere in the property, modern ledge and brace doors have been matched up.Step Outside –The peaceful gardens and uninterrupted rural views are a real feature of this property. So, too, are the equestrian facilities and excellent outriding.The gardens to the side and rear of the property are mainly laid to lawn, with flower borders and established shrubs. Nearest the house there are two terraces, from which to enjoy the lovely surroundings. For grow-your-own enthusiasts, there is a small fenced orchard with apple, cherry and plum trees, a vegetable plot with raised beds and, alongside the stables, a fruit garden with an assortment of fruit bushes and further raised growing beds. The garden also contains a greenhouse and a garden shed. Beyond the gardens is a large paddock with two field shelters.At the front of the property, across the lane, there is a generous parking area leading to a woodshed and a stable yard. Two stable blocks face each other across the yard, together providing four loose boxes, a tack/feed room and a hay store. The yard is equipped with power and water supply. Alongside the stables there is a further stock-proof paddock.Directions –From Chepstow, take the B4293 Devauden Road, passing Itton Village Hall on your right. Continue to the top of the hill past 2 left turns. Immediately after the right bend, take the lane on your left. Lilac Cottage is the second property on your left, with parking in front of the stable yard on the right-hand side. What3words: ///collect.surpassed.entitle

This wonderful barn conversion offers a real taste of rural Herefordshire living, with spacious, versatile accommodation, thoughtfully upgrade over the years by the current owners.The property boasts numerous ground floor reception rooms, a stunning modern kitchen with views over the surrounding countryside, and five bedrooms and three bathrooms to the first floor. The grounds amount to six acres approximately, with gardens, paddocks, stables and a menage.Llangarron is a charming rural parish in south Herefordshire, offering peaceful village living amid rolling countryside. Centred around an attractive church and scattered traditional homes, it provides easy access to Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth. With scenic walks, welcoming community spirit, and unspoilt surroundings, Llangarron is ideal for those seeking a tranquil yet well-connected country setting.As you step into the property, you are greeted by a welcoming entrance hallway, with beautiful flagstone flooring, access to a ground floor W.C and stairs leading to the first floor.Turning left from here, you enter a stunning kitchen-breakfast room, with exposed ceiling beams, and bi-fold doors leading outside to a patio area, offering incredible countryside views over rolling green fields.There is a central island, fitted storage cupboards with space for appliances, an electric double Aga oven with four gas ring module attached, though operated completely separately from the main Aga. This very useful in hot summer months and tiled flooring throughout. From the kitchen, a door leads into a recently upgraded utility, with bespoke made storage cupboards extending across a whole wall, with a central island housing a Belfast sink, additional space for appliances and a door leading out to the front of the property. A door leads into the garage, which offers power, lighting, plenty of additional storage space and doors outside to the rear garden.To the opposite end of the ground floor, you will find a lovely light dining room, with large window to one end and glazed double doors leading outside to the rear garden. There are two openings into a cosy snug, allowing for a semi-open plan feel. This is a fantastic space for entertaining guests, ideal for gatherings and dinner parties. Further to the ground floor is a very useful home office, with plenty of space for storage units and desks, and a door leading into the snug. Most impressively is the main reception lounge, being very generous in size, with a grand brick fireplace housing a woodburning stove, and windows to two aspects allowing for plenty of light.To the first floor, the landing offers a recess, with space for a desk or a some chairs to create a reading nook if desired.There are five double bedrooms in total. The largest two bedrooms enjoy high vaulted ceilings, as well as the convenience of walk-in wardrobes and en-suite bath or shower rooms, with the bedroom to the far end of the house enjoying a lovely countryside view. The three further bedrooms are all served by an additional family bathroom. The property is approached via a gated driveway, giving parking for numerous vehicles to the front. A strip of lawn planted with trees lies to the southeastern elevation, giving a pleasant and private area to sit and enjoy a morning coffee.To the rear of the house, you have a large paved patio area with a pergola, ideal for sitting and enjoying those stunning vistas over the Herefordshire countryside. Following on from the patio is a large area of lawn, There is a fenced area with a greenhouse and vegetable plots, and access to two small store rooms to the side of the garage.One of the key features of the property is the equestrian facilities, which include five stables, store rooms, tack room, wash area and a well maintained menage, with fenced paddocks adjacent.///Songbird.smoking.artistVendor Interview -When we first began searching for a new home, we knew we wanted a property with land, as our daughters had fallen in love with horses and we needed the space to match their passion. Swallows End came onto the market privately, almost as though it were meant for us, and from the moment we arrived, we knew it was exactly what we had been hoping for. The setting, the land, the feeling of space and tranquillity it was all perfect.Since moving in, we have poured love and attention into making the house somewhere truly special. The kitchen has been completely renovated and is now very much the heart of the home, with a huge central island and our beloved AGA. We opened up the space to capture the sweeping countryside views, and added bifold doors so that in the summer months the patio becomes an effortless extension of the kitchen. The house as a whole is a wonderful place to gather: with seating for eight in the kitchen, ten in the dining room, and six to eight in the sitting room, entertaining is always relaxed and enjoyable. For quieter moments, the study provides a cosy retreat to work or read. Besides the kitchen renovation, we have also updated two of the bathrooms, while the utility room we created from part of the garage offers generous storage and practicality.Outside, the half-acre garden is mostly flat lawn bordered by far-reaching fields. It has hosted everything from children's games to the most memorable day of allour elder daughter's wedding, with a marquee on the lawn and ample guest parking in our own fields.The local area is wonderfully peaceful, with minimal traffic and a supportive cluster of just five neighbouring homes. A mile up the road is a bus stop for Monmouth or Ross-on-Wye, and nearby Llangrove and Whitchurch both offer excellent Church of England primary schools.Swallows End has given us space, community, and countless happy memoriesand now it is ready for its next chapter as we move on to ours.

Situated on the edge of the charming village of Horton, Manor View Barn is the epitome of contemporary luxury. A breathtaking four-bedroom barn conversion designed to the highest specifications. Offering a seamless blend of modern design and rural tranquillity, this remarkable home is a true statement of style and sophistication.Step into the impressive entrance hall, where a bespoke illuminated wine display sets the tone for the lavish lifestyle this home affords. The sense of grandeur continues as you move through the property, with striking architectural features and exquisite finishes throughout. The ground floor is dedicated to sumptuous living quarters, comprising four expansive bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. Custom strip lighting enhances the contemporary elegance, while the principal suite takes luxury to new heights. With doors opening onto a private terraced area, this sanctuary is complemented by a breathtaking dressing room with floor-to-ceiling bespoke wardrobes, leading into a spa-like en-suite featuring double sinks, a walk-in shower, and a freestanding bathtub crafted from the finest materials.A sweeping industrial-style staircase leads to the first floor, where an extraordinary living space unfolds. Windows flood the room with natural light, offering panoramic views over rolling countryside and the edge of the prestigious Badminton Estate. This expansive area is perfect for family gatherings and relaxed evenings, creating an unrivalled setting for both comfort and elegance. Across the first floor, the heart of the home reveals itself a spectacular open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. Striking charcoal tones and innovative lighting accentuate the sleek, modern design, while top-of-the-range appliances complete the bespoke kitchen. Designed for both intimate family moments and grand entertaining, this vast space currently accommodates a pool table and additional living areas, with wraparound windows ensuring uninterrupted views from every angle. Completing the first floor are a dedicated study, utility room, and WC, adding further practicality to this exceptional home. Perfectly positioned just a short distance from the vibrant cities of Bristol and Bath, Manor View Barn enjoys both serenity and convenience. Once part of the historic Badminton Estate, this exceptional home is steeped in heritage while delivering the ultimate in modern luxury. The adjacent village of Horton retains its timeless charm with traditional Cotswold stone cottages, scenic bridleways, and an unspoiled rural landscape. The nearby M4 and M5 motorways offer excellent transport links to London, the Midlands, and the South West, while rail connections from Bristol Parkway provide easy access to major cities.Externally, the property continues to impress with a private, expansive patio area offering complete seclusion and uninterrupted countryside vistas. The 1.5-acre grounds provide a tranquil retreat, while extensive parking behind secure electric gates, a double garage with showcase lighting, and two versatile rooms above ideal for offices or games rooms ensure the home meets every need.Agent’s Note: The photographs used in this listing were taken in 2025, when the property was previously marketed by Fine & Country. They may not fully reflect the property’s current décor.What3Words:///ally.overlooks.clasps

Dating back to the 1850s and sympathetically extended twice since, Cross Farm is a distinguished five-bedroom Georgian-style residence exuding timeless elegance and character. Set within beautifully landscaped mature gardens, the property also includes a paddock and a charming annexe, offering versatile living options.Inside, original period features are thoughtfully preserved, including a striking spiral staircase and generous rooms that enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Every detail speaks to a blend of heritage, privacy, and refined sophistication, a perfect example of country living at its finest.As you step through the doors of Cross Farm, you are immediately greeted by a striking entrance hall, a grand and welcoming space that sets the tone for the rest of the home. A sweeping spiral staircase ascends to the upper level, while the ground floor flows effortlessly into three beautifully appointed reception rooms.The formal lounge offers an air of refined elegance, with picture-perfect views across the immaculately landscaped gardens. Adjacent, a second sitting room presents a more informal ambiance a warm and inviting space for everyday living. Completing the trio is a charming dining room, where a contemporary floor-to-ceiling window invites natural light to flood the space throughout the day, creating a calm and comfortable setting for family meals or entertaining.At the heart of the home lies the open-plan kitchen a true centrepiece. Featuring bespoke cabinetry, a traditional Aga, and doors that open out to breathtaking vistas of the surrounding countryside, this space is both effortlessly practical and undeniably picturesque.Ascending the staircase, the first floor reveals five generously proportioned bedrooms. Two of these benefit from stylish en-suite facilities, while the remaining rooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom. The principal suite is particularly impressive, boasting dual-aspect views that capture the charm and tranquillity of the rural setting from every window.Situated away from the main residence, the self-contained two-bedroom annexe offers a beautifully appointed and versatile living space. Designed with an open-plan layout, it features a charming open fire and enjoys picturesque views across the surrounding landscape.The annexe includes bespoke cabinetry throughout, adding a touch of elegance and functionality. A unique feature is the cellar, currently housing gym facilities and providing excellent storage capacity.Both bedrooms are generously proportioned and each benefits from access to a bathroom, making the annexe ideal for extended family, guest accommodation, or a dual-living arrangement.Cross Farm enjoys a commanding position amidst the gently undulating countryside of rural Monmouthshire, offering both privacy and breathtaking views. Approached via a private driveway, the property immediately impresses with its sense of arrival, flanked by mature hedgerows and bordered by open fields, the setting is tranquil, timeless, and beautifully secluded.The grounds have been thoughtfully landscaped to complement the rural surroundings, featuring expansive lawns, mature trees, and well-established planting. A West-facing stone terrace provides an idyllic space for al fresco dining or simply taking in the panoramic views that stretch for miles across the Monmouthshire hills.To the front and side of the home, there is ample parking for multiple vehicles, including a generous gravelled area ideal for guests, family cars, or larger vehicles. This practical feature sits subtly within the landscaped setting, offering convenience without compromising the property's elegant presentation.The property's exterior is a harmonious blend of traditional charm and countryside character, with every corner of the garden offering its own unique perspective of the surrounding landscape. Whether it's a peaceful morning with a coffee in hand or entertaining into the golden hour, Cross Farm's outdoor spaces offer an exceptional lifestyle in the heart of the Welsh borders.Https://w3w.co/glassware.hiker.dignity

Ty Fry House dates from the 1600s and has charm and elegance in abundance, beginning with its impressive hallway graced by a decorative staircase.Three generously sized reception rooms and a kitchen radiate from this central point, each with large windows that bathe them in natural light.The dining room has two windows looking out onto the garden, each with shutters. There's plenty of space for a large table, making this a superb room for entertaining and family meals.Close by is a large kitchen/breakfast room with lovely views of the rear garden. It has a beamed ceiling and substantial wooden door leading outside. There are fitted wooden cupboards and a central island and a built-in oven. A utility room and rear porch lies close by.There are two further living rooms: the drawing room has an elegant fireplace and woodburning stove for cosy nights in front of a fire. The other leads into a large south east-facing Victorian-style conservatory that's perfectly positioned to make the most of warm summer days.A small study completes the lower floor.The first floor has four double bedrooms, two of which have en suites. There's a smaller fifth bedroom and a family bathroom.Further space can be found on the second floor and in the basement/cellar, which has three useful rooms that can be used for storing wines or other items requiring a cooler environment.Ty Fry offers plenty of flexibility, making it the perfect location for those looking to work from home or enjoy hobbies. Ty Fry occupies an elevated position and is surrounded by 1.74 acres of mature trees and shrubs and extensive lawns that add to its abiding sense of peace, privacy and serenity. Beyond it lies farm fields and spectacular views of the Brecon Beacons beyond.An impressive gated driveway leads to the house and a large parking area, with a triple block of garages providing secure parking and plenty of storage and working space. A tranquil pond with a fountain lies opposite.Around the front of the house is a well-kept lawn with decorative island beds, with a mature wisteria cladding the wall, along with a large stone-built barn with an adjoining garage that has potential to be converted into an annexe, home office or gym. This 35ft by 16ft structure has a vaulted ceiling and exposed frame with large barn doors. The back garden, framed by the hills and the mountains beyond, has clipped evergreens, mature shrubs, a lawn, vegetable beds and soft fruit bushes.There's a large parking area around the side of the house with steps leading to the lawns and grounds beyond. A flight of steps leads to a raised terrace behind the utility room.What3words ///still.snaps.haystack

Tucked away at the end of a long private drive, Wood Farm is a much-loved country home with land, outbuildings and endless lifestyle appeal. Set in the heart of its own 10 acres, the property offers exceptional privacy while being only minutes from Raglan and Usk, and within easy reach of Cardiff, Bristol and London.The owners have cherished the house for many years, steadily extending and improving it, most notably with a substantial two-storey addition in 2005 and, more recently, an oakframed pergola that has transformed the gardens into a perfect entertaining space. The result is a home that balances character and warmth with modern comfort and versatility equally suited to family life, entertaining, equestrian pursuits or simply enjoying the changing seasons in Monmouthshire's glorious countryside.Beyond the house, Wood Farm's 10 acres unfold into a delightful mix of landscaped gardens, productive areas and paddocks. The property features vegetable beds, a greenhouse, and anorchard, along with a chicken house and run. The paddocks have regularly hosted donkeys in the past, adding to the charm of this rural haven. Meandering paths connect different corners of the garden, from the ornamental pond to the oak-framed pergola a striking addition that makes al fresco entertaining a joy.Equestrian and lifestyle facilities include stables, a Dutch barn and additional storage sheds, ensuring practicality alongside beauty. It's a joy to see the changing seasons here from blossom in the spring to golden leaves in autumn, the owners say. Sellers Insight - We were looking for a character property with land when we first came across this wonderful home, and we knew straight away it was right for us, say the owners of Wood Farm. The combination of space, privacy, outbuildings and potential was ideal our children were teenagers at the time, and the house and grounds gave us all the room we needed.Tucked away in a peaceful rural setting and approached via a long drive, the property sits in the heart of its own ten acres. It's set well back from the road, which makes it very private, but at the same time, we're only five minutes from Raglan and Usk, the owners explain. It really does offer the best of both worlds rural yet connected. The house itself has evolved over the years. In 2005, we built a large extension with a spacious sitting room, utility, conservatory and two additional bedrooms, while also refurbishing parts of the existing home. More recently, we added an oakframed pergola in the garden, which has become a fantastic outdoor entertaining space.It's very much a house for all seasons, the owners explain. In winter, the sitting room with its wood fire is a cosy retreat, while the Aga keeps the kitchen warm and inviting. In spring and autumn, the conservatory is ideal for relaxing and watching the garden come to life. And in summer, the bifold doors open the house to the outdoors the patio, fishpond and pergola are wonderful spots for relaxing, entertaining, or simply enjoying the sunset with a G&T.The grounds offer endless opportunities. There are productive vegetable beds, a greenhouse, orchard and the fields, stables and outbuildings mean that we have been able to enjoy keeping chickens and donkeys. We were also thrilled to host our daughter's wedding within the grounds.Community spirit is close at hand too. The village pub is popular with locals for food and drinks and the village hall, which hosts everything from yoga to film nights, are within walking distance and always welcoming. Raglan and Usk both offer shops, schools and amenities Raglan even has Neil James Butchers, voted the UK's best and Cardiff and Bristol are both just over half an hour away.Asked what they'll miss most, the owners are clear: Everything we have loved living at Wood Farm, enjoying such a beautiful home and grounds in a friendly community with so many happy memories*W3W// /youth.accompany.inserting

The perfect blend of old and new.Dating back to 1595, this superb three-storey, five-bedroom period family home showcases classic double-fronted Georgian elegance, overlooking Twyn Square in the heart of Usk. Tastefully decorated throughout, this Grade II Listed house offers exceptional accommodation, combining historic character with contemporary luxury.The home is adorned with original fireplaces, oak timber floors, and custom-made shutters on the front windows. A bespoke kitchen, a master suite reminiscent of a luxury hotel, and exquisite joinery by Quails of Usk further enhance its distinctive appeal.Upon entering through a covered porch and wide heritage wooden door, you are welcomed into a long entrance hall featuring a tiled floor and an old crockery cupboard. On either side of the hall are two beamed reception rooms, each with a charming fireplace. To the rear, a formal dining roomcurrently used as a gymleads to a spacious family breakfast room/kitchen, flooded with natural light from a roof lantern and with French doors opening onto the terrace.The kitchen is a chef's dream, complete with slate grey cupboards topped with granite and wooden work surfaces. A peninsula unit incorporates a large range-style cooker with an extractor hood, whilst built-in appliances include a microwave, dishwasher, and full-height freezer. An American-style fridge/freezer is tucked within a stunning bespoke pantry cupboard and storage unit, crafted by Quails of Usk.The ground floor also includes a fitted cloakroom and a utility room, impeccably finished by Quails. A short staircase leads to a private home office/study, featuring a full wall of custom-fitted desks, cupboards, and drawers.The first floor is mainly dedicated to the sumptuous master suite, featuring a spacious bedroom with exposed beams, a fireplace, and wooden flooring. The suite also boasts a large dressing room with extensive fitted wardrobes and an elegant en-suite bathroom with both a separate bath and shower, styled in a classic black and white theme. A second bedroom overlooks the tranquil rear garden.The second floor is ideal for children or guests, offering three further double bedrooms, one with an en-suite, and a stylish family bathroom.Gated driveway, parking, and a private garden in the heart of Usk. A side vehicular entrance is controlled by electrically operated double gates, providing valuable parking for several vehicles, including a pair of EV charging points.The rear gardens provide remarkable privacy for a town centre garden. Recently landscaped to a beautiful standard, they are designed for low maintenance and entertaining. Immediately behind the house is an expansive terrace in dark porcelain from Mandarin Stone, perfect for barbecues and alfresco dining. Beyond the terrace lies an astroturf lawn, bordered by flower beds and enclosed by high stone walls and fencing, creating a serene retreat.Situated in a corner of the garden is a versatile shed/kennel and log store, measuring approximately 14 sqm, adding practicality to this beautifully curated outdoor space.A rare opportunity to own a home where historic charm meets contemporary luxury.