luxury house with terrace for sale Cwmbran, United Kingdom

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.

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

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

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

A statement glass staircase and spacious entrance hall immediately set the tone for this beautifully designed contemporary home, where light, scale, and quality flow seamlessly throughout.The ground floor offers exceptional flexibility for modern living and entertaining. A dedicated cinema and leisure room previously utilised as a gym incorporates a sauna and shower room and benefits from double-aspect patio doors opening to both the rear garden and a private enclosed terrace. This terrace features a wooden hot tub and a sheltered area with excellent potential to create an outdoor bar, ideal for summer dining, barbecues, and social gatherings.The heart of the home is the impressive open-plan kitchen and dining space, fitted with top-of-the-range integrated appliances including induction hob, wine coolers and ovens. Bi-fold doors open directly onto the garden, while additional doors lead through to a stunning sun room framed by feature glazing and centred around a contemporary fireplace a wonderful space for year-round enjoyment.A separate formal living room with fireplace provides a more intimate retreat, complemented by a well-appointed utility room and ground floor WC. The property also benefits from advanced electrical and sound systems throughout, alongside energy-efficient underfloor heating.Upstairs, four generous double bedrooms each enjoy their own en-suite facilities. One suite features a beautiful roll-top copper bath, while the principal bedroom offers a luxurious double walk-in shower, a large walk-in wardrobe and a Juliette balcony overlooking open fields and countryside beyond.Sunnybank sits behind private electric gates, providing excellent privacy and security. The sweeping driveway leads to a substantial car port with additional secure lockable storage.The grounds extend to approximately six acres, offering a rare opportunity for lifestyle buyers seeking space, privacy and versatility whether for recreation, equestrian use or future landscaping opportunities.A newly renovated one-bedroom detached annexe with its own access and parking provides ideal accommodation for guests, extended family, staff or potential income generation.Multiple outdoor entertaining areas surround the main house, creating seamless indoor-outdoor flow for hosting, relaxation and family living.What3Words location: ///gates.sunset.fieldsVendor Interview:This magnificent, spacious and welcoming, home sits within its own generous parcel of land in the delightful, caring, village of St Brides, set on the Severn Estuary and ideally positioned within easy reach of Newport and Cardiff. Once a dairy farm, the transformation of the original dwelling into this wonderful family home is the result of the vision and determination of its owners. Ian and Jan, and it has been their much treasured home for the past thirty five years.“With five young children, our original brief was both ambitious and exacting. Working closely with our architect, our aim was to design a home that balanced generous shared spaces with areas for privacy, relaxation and individuality. Over the years our house has been continually upgraded, tweaked, extended and enhanced to meet the changing needs of family life.”“Among the many of the significant improvements we have completed, was the replacement and enlargement of the original conservatory, resulting in a spacious and comfortable family room. This has become the heart of our home, particularly for large gatherings of friends and family. Plus, it has taken on even greater importance in recent years since the arrival of grandchildren as our family numbers have increased. The kitchen has always been a priority and is designed as a truly sociable space. When the doors are thrown open, it offers a superb indoor/outdoor living experience, perfect for entertaining and everyday family life.”“Further thoughtful innovations included the demolition of old stables to create a much-loved cinema room along with a master bedroom suite, complete with dressing room. An independent living space was also created, providing flexibility for extended family members.”“The external spaces have also received  much attention. The grounds offer extensive open areas which have hosted countless celebrations over the years. One particular, delightful, event was a wedding reception for one our children when a large marquee was adjoined to the rear of the house and helped to generate a truly memorable occasion. In addition, with no light pollution, our location offers exceptional stargazing – an enduring delight for one of our grandchildren.”“This has been a truly special home in an incredible location, one filled with memories and milestones. As the time has come to move on, we sincerely wish the new custodians as much happiness and contentment as we have enjoyed throughout the years.”

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

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

Nestled within beautiful, undulating countryside north of Cardiff this renovated dream home offers an idyllic pocket of peace, hidden away on a dead-end lane. The sprawling, stylish home occupies an enviable location, commutable to the capital yet surrounded by easily accessed, stunning countryside bursting with woodland walks, bike and horse trails, and a popular local pub for refreshments along the way. Through the gates reveals a collection of former farm buildings clustered around a private and characterful courtyard. Pushing open the front door of the main house reveals a stylish and contemporary country home offering impressive high-end, luxury design throughout that includes a designer kitchen by Loxleys London. The main house offers four substantial bedroom suites that ooze luxury, with opulent bathrooms and generous spaces that can accommodate lounge areas too. Outside, the grounds of approximately 0.85 acres are surrounded by stunning and sweeping rural views and multiple places to entertain family and friends, or find solitaire and silence in the shade under a tree. There's ample parking for multiple vehicles which is a big bonus as this rural retreat comes with surely the best party facilities in the area within one of the converted barns that is bound to attract regular visits from family and friends. The party barn includes a lounge bar that feels like you've just arrived at an exclusive country club, plus an impressive home cinema, spa that includes a sauna, steam room and a gym, a games room that can easily accommodate a full-size snooker table, plus a kitchen, so it's not too far to cook up a feast or find some snacks for guests.Step inside the former farmhouse within this cluster of incredible buildings and a glamorous and contemporary home awaits, having been lavished with a high-end renovation that has established luxury at its core.The first impression is a breathtaking one, with ground floor dividing walls and separate reception rooms a distant memory, as these former spaces have been combined and given a truly modern makeover. Stepping into this now open-plan space you can see through to the garden via picture windows and French doors and this, coupled with layers of thoughtfully designed lighting including hidden LEDs and shiny surfaces that bounce light around, makes the space feel very light, fresh and contemporary. The central staircase is a thing of beauty; a bespoke glass structure that sweeps its way to the first floor with a flourish. The flooring choice is contemporary too, high shine tiling that flows throughout the whole ground floor, unifying the space.To one side of the stunning staircase is a spacious dining zone that is the perfect place for a lively and enjoyable dinner party or family gathering, with ample space for a substantial dining table and the benefit of a set of French doors to throw open in the summer so the party can seamlessly spill out into the garden. The other side of the staircase is another zone focussed on socialising - a lounge area where two massive sofas effortlessly curve around the attractive feature fireplace, with visually pleasing symmetry achieved via a large floor-to-ceiling window either side of the flames. It's a space where winter months are warmed by the fire and summer time sees sunshine and garden views flood in through the picture windows, it's a space that will always be popular for gatherings, whatever the time of day or year.A more intimate reception space awaits off this impressive open-plan area, but it can still happily welcome a huge, squishy sofa for family and friends to sink into together, plus its own set of French doors so garden views and summer breezes can join the group gathering. There's a study at the rear of the house on the way to find the kitchen and it is a perfect place for work, with built-in carpentry promoting perfect organisation of work, and there's even space for yet another good sized sofa. Into the kitchen and the luxury fixtures and fittings continue with the discovery of a high-end, Edwin Loxley of London designer kitchen packed with integrated appliances and connected to the dining area via a set of steps.The cook can be joined for a chat and maybe a few taste tests either at the integrated island unit breakfast bar or in the dining area that includes a sizeable wine fridge. With the bifold doors open in the warmer weather, it's the perfect kitchen diner to cook up a feast connected directly and seamlessly to the garden. Additional accommodation on the ground floor includes a utility space and cloakroom, before the stunning glass staircase beckons so the journey of discovery can continue upstairs.The house used to have six bedrooms but with the remodelling of the home came the creative idea to sacrifice two in order to design four fabulous, spacious and distinct bedroom suites. In three of the bedroom suites the ceilings have been removed to create double-height, vaulted spaces full of charm, with the primary boasting exposed roof beams adding character to this substantial space. The ensuite to this largest of the bedrooms is, of course, glamorous and luxurious - and huge. It is an ensuite that is pure pleasure to visit either for a relaxing soak or refreshing shower, and this five-star hotel standard is repeated in the family bathroom where the bath commands most attention thanks to its size and position on an elevated plinth. It feels so luxurious to step up and then step down into the bath and, if accompanied by bubbles, candles and a glass of something refreshing, is a sumptuous experience that can be enjoyed every day at this property and not just when staying at a posh country hotel.Two of the suites have mezzanine bedroom areas with their own staircase which allows space below for lounge areas and even a semi open-plan ensuite as part of the floorplan. But the main house is not the only area of the property that has received a thoughtful and impressive renovation and conversion, one of the barns nestled around the courtyard has been given a new lease of life as surely the best party barn in the area.The barn is so well-equipped there is no need to ever leave the property for entertainment and fun. For the ultimate group fun the main section of the barn is currently dedicated to a games area that can easily accommodate a full-size snooker table and arcade games. Inside this amazing barn there's an impressive home cinema, complete with big, squishy chairs and dimmed lighting that conjures up a magical and intimate atmosphere as the perfect setting for the audience to be totally immersed in the movie. The barn has its own kitchen too, so it's not far to go to drum up some snacks in time for the film or the start of the match. Also found within the barn, that seems bigger on the inside than it looks on the outside, is a sizeable gym with a wall of mirrors to assist the workout, and after a hard session the spa area looks very welcoming, offering a sauna, steam room, walk-in shower and room for a massage table. The perfect end to the health and spa session is surely a cool drink waiting at the bar. As all good country clubs can boast, this private version has an inviting lounge bar area, nestled under the exposed roof beams on a mezzanine level, creating an intimate atmosphere to this most sociable of spaces.Step outside to explore the 0.85 acres of land that sweeps around the property before it seamlessly flows into panoramic rural views that expand to the horizon. Behind the gates, off the dead-end lane shared only with one other property that is also a bridleway, there's plenty of onsite parking for all the guests that are sure to turn up regularly to attend memorable events in the party barn.The lawns are extensive and expansive, lined by trees and hedgerows and offering the perfect place for outdoor games, football matches, and sun-drenched picnics, but the property can offer more intimate spaces too. There are house-hugging patios and courtyards that cluster around the house all boasting special and enticing places to admire the view, enjoy company with family and friends, and tuck into an alfresco feast. Within the grounds is a bonus that not many homes can offer - a characterful stone building called Long Barn that already has planning in place to be converted into a four-bed dream home, offering onsite multi-generational living if required. The vendors also advise that there is also the potential for 2 one bed, suites (with sitting room/kitchen bathroom and balcony) above the parking for five vehicles. This additional potential to create an extra dream home (with its own title deed) is being sold separately to the main property for Guide Price £375,000.With permission, the newly finessed barn could even be rented out as a holiday let to make the most of the property's perfect location, close to the capital of Wales and yet feeling like a world away, surrounded by a rolling rural landscape with onsite socialising and relaxation at the heart of this unique luxury home.

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.*

From the moment you arrive via the gated driveway, you are welcomed into a world of elegance and tranquillity. The spacious entrance hall sets the tone for the rest of the home, leading effortlessly into the breathtaking open-plan living space-a true showcase of modern country living.At the heart of the home lies a state-of-the-art kitchen, crafted with high-quality materials and centred around a marble-topped island. Integrated appliances blend seamlessly into the design, while a curved breakfast nook and a large window frames sweeping views over your land and the surrounding countryside. Adjacent, a large pantry adds both practicality and style.The kitchen flows naturally into the living area, a sociable space ideal for entertaining guests, whether gathering around the seating areas or spilling out through doors onto the sun-soaked patio. Completing the open-plan area is a striking dining room, complete with a bespoke feature walla true design statement that perfectly balances contemporary flair with countryside charm.For moments of relaxation, the adjoining conservatory offers a light-filled sanctuary, ideal for cosy evenings or quiet mornings with a book, with its glass facade immersing you in nature from the comfort of indoors.The ground floor also provides excellent versatility and functionality, including a dedicated office, a gym, utility room, cloakroom, and a ground floor bedroom with en suite, currently styled as a second workspace.Upstairs, the first floor hosts four beautifully presented bedrooms, three of which enjoy en suite facilities. The principal suite is a true retreat, with exposed beams, an en suite wet room, and private balcony-the perfect spot for morning coffee with panoramic countryside views. The fourth bedroom presents an excellent opportunity to create a bespoke dressing room or nursery if desired.Beyond the main house, the two-bedroom annexe offers a wealth of potential-ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation, or income through holiday lets. Complete with kitchen, living space and bathrooms, it stands as a fully independent dwellingEquestrian enthusiasts will be drawn to the extensive stabling, paddocks, and outbuildings, including two generous workshops. The property's current owners frequently ride directly from the property into the scenic surrounding countryside, alongside their very own 5 acres of land, making this a dream setup for horse owners.The triple bay garage offers ample storage or could be transformed into further accommodation or leisure space (subject to planning). The expansive, low-maintenance garden includes thoughtfully designed patios, water features, and raised seating areas-ideal for outdoor entertaining and al fresco dining.

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.

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL - PLANNING GRANTED FOR 4 × 4 BEDROOM DETACHED HOMES.A sweeping staircase and galleried landing set the tone the moment you step into the grand hallway. The ground floor flows seamlessly between multiple reception rooms, including a cosy sitting room, formal lounge, dining room, and a stunning leisure suite. The bespoke kitchen by Smallbone of Devizes includes quality integrated appliances, a large dining area, and opens onto the rear terrace. The leisure wing is a standout feature, complete with an indoor pool, bar, starlight ceiling, projector system, changing facilities, and gym space. Underfloor heating and Sonos sound run throughout many areas of the home. Upstairs, six spacious bedrooms span the top floor the principal suite boasts a walk-in dressing room and luxurious en suite, while all other bedrooms enjoy built-in wardrobes and private or Jack & Jill bathrooms.Situated in the leafy heart of Cyncoed, Hollybush House offers the best of both worlds: complete seclusion with unbeatable convenience. Cardiff High School catchment makes this address highly sought-after, and nearby private schools such as Howell's, Cathedral School, and St John's College offer excellent alternatives. Roath Park, its boating lake, tennis courts, and picturesque café are just a short walk away, while Cyncoed village, Lakeside and Wellfield Road offer a host of independent bars, restaurants, and boutiques. Access is superb with nearby train stations, the M4 corridor, and Cardiff Airport close at hand. For London commuters or frequent travellers, Paddington can be reached in under two hours.

Tucked away behind private gates, set back from the highly sought after Llandennis Avenue, The Paddock is a substantial six-bedroom contemporary residence offering over 6,400 sq. Ft. of refined living space. Originally constructed in 2012 and further upgraded in 2023 with the latest renewable energy and smart home technologies, this remarkable home blends elegant design with exceptional functionality. The home is extremely efficient which will appeal to modern buyers, with an EPC rating A, and newly installed solar and battery storage system in 2023 allowing solar generation, export and storage (ask agent for spec details) The property also benefits from a new Worcester boiler, 300 litre pressurised hot water tank and zones heating throughout. Cyncoed remains a sought after locations for families, due to its great school catchments, easy access to the city centre, local amenities, and commuter links, with Paddington accessible in under two hours and the M4 within easy reach. This home offers versatile, spacious living accommodation for families and easily lends itself to multi-generational living with the top floor currently serving as a self contained annexe. There is also further scope to extend or adapt the ground floor living space to allow for a downstairs bedroom/annexe making it suitable for wheelchair use. Step Inside: From its striking double-height window in the reception hall and grand living spaces to its landscaped gardens with hot tub, every detail has been crafted to offer luxury, comfort and a sense of retreat all within minutes of Cardiff's city centre.A statement entrance sets the tone, illuminated by a full-height window overlooking the gardens, immediately conveys scale and light. A central staircase with glass balustrades leads to the upper floors, creating a beautiful focal point from the moment you arrive.To the right, the formal living room provides an elegant yet relaxed entertaining space with feature coffered ceiling detailing and full-width bi-fold doors opening to the terrace and gardens beyond. Across the hall, a dedicated home office offers a quiet workspace overlooking the front driveway, equipped with its own kitchenette worktop, making it the perfect place for those working from home.The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, dining and family space, designed for both family life and entertaining. A large central island with breakfast bar complements the sleek contemporary cabinetry and premium NEFF appliances, including twin ovens, steam oven, coffee machine and induction hob with integrated extractor. Additional highlights include a Quooker boiling, chilled and sparkling tap, Insinkerator waste disposal, and integrated ceiling speakers in the dining area.Double-aspect patio doors flood the space with natural light and open to both the front and rear gardens, while the adjoining snug/sitting room features a log-burning stove for a cosy, informal seating area, the perfect spot for guests relax while the hosts are cooking, or for children to unwind while parents cook.Further ground floor accommodation includes a cinema/playroom with bespoke shelving and media TV unit, boot room, utility room, cloakroom, shower room, and a flexible music studio ideal for use as a gym, art studio or yoga room. The integral double garage with motorised doors completes this well-planned level.The first floor hosts four superb bedroom suites, each with its own en suite. The principal suite enjoys a Juliet balcony overlooking the gardens, his and hers bathrooms, and an extensive walk in dressing room, offering a true sense of indulgence.The top floor provides a self-contained living area with large bedroom, en suite bathroom with beautiful views to surrounding countryside, kitchenette, lounge and study, as well as a large dressing area with central island and build in wardrobes, perfect for guests, older children, or multi-generational living. This space is extremely versatile and could be used as additional bedrooms, a self-contained living space, or perhaps a work space or yoga studio/consultation space etc.Approached via electric gates, the property sits within a private, mature plot with a sweeping driveway providing ample parking and access to the double garage. Landscaped gardens wrap around the home, designed for both beauty and functionality, with a mix of lawn, terrace, and mature planting providing privacy and seclusion, this home really does have the wow factor as you pull up to the main entrance.To the rear, generous terraces offer multiple areas for entertaining and relaxation, including a HotSpring Envoy hot tub and outdoor dining zones. The property is fully equipped for modern living with exterior power points, security lighting, CCTV cameras, and outdoor taps to both the front and rear.Sustainability and efficiency are at the heart of the home, featuring a 10.66 kW solar PV system with 23.2 kWh battery storage, three-phase power, Zappi EV charger, and Eddi solar water diverter all monitored via an intelligent MyEnergi system. Heating is zoned with underfloor heating throughout the majority of the ground floor and TADO smart thermostats controlling all levels.

Hidden behind impressive iron gates and mature trees this handsome house with an abundance of features and clever design, is surrounded by approximately 1.25 acres of land, offering an enviable combination of a semi-rural retreat but close to local amenities and commutable to Cardiff.Outside the immaculately landscaped garden entices you to spend many enjoyable hours wandering across the lawns and down to the crystal clear stream, or socialising with family and friends on the numerous patios. There's ample room to grow your own produce too, supported by a greenhouse, plus the cars are catered for with oodles of parking, a double garage, and a bonus single garage. Inside, the beautifully presented home flows around a hidden central courtyard, complete with a fountain that feels more like a Mediterranean villa. The holiday vibe continues with an impressive heated indoor swimming pool that opens up onto a huge garden terrace.The surprises keep coming too, with a sizeable gym on the first floor, plus a lounge area on the first floor landing that boasts a balcony overlooking the inner courtyard.The house has a luxury, designer kitchen diner, formal dining room and garden room, and a huge lounge with substantial log burner, that all flow out to the garden terrace. There are four double bedrooms, all of them boasting an ensuite plus an abundance of fitted wardrobes.Step inside this handsome and impressive home between two grand columns reminiscent of a Georgian country. It is the most inviting of welcomes that includes a covered veranda, offering a place to sit, relax and enjoy views of the garden even when it's raining.Push the front door open and the generous hallway is a grand greeting that's befitting a house of this stature, combined with an inviting ambience. A window immediately opposite frames a glimpse of the delightful inner courtyard and the bespoke staircase beckons you upwards, but there's much to find on the ground floor first. To the front of the house, either side of the entrance, there is a bedroom with an ensuite that can offer guest accommodation and multi-generational living options, but it's at the rear of the property that the home truly comes alive.Three substantial reception spaces run the width of the house and are joined by the welcome surprise of a leisure suite that's hiding behind one of the garages, offering a sizable indoor heated swimming pool that opens out to the garden terrace via bifold doors, so the pool party can seamlessly transition from water to garden.The well-designed family home can boast high-end additions including underfloor heating and Jerusalm stone used throughout plus the huge windows, many of them spanning a floor-to-ceiling position, have been thoughtfully designed with oak used on inside and uPVC on the outside.Maybe the most evident room for oozing luxury though is the kitchen, fitted only a year ago with designer units from Anderson hiding a range of appliances and flanking a huge central island unit. The bifold doors at one end of the room connect the kitchen seamlessly to the garden terrace and at the other end of this sizeable space is a dining area that can easily welcome all the family to enjoy a feast together, then relax in a comfy armchair or sink into a sofa within the lounge area of this most sociable of spaces.The kitchen has double doors out to the inviting inner courtyard but also into the adjacent formal dining space that is so spacious you can increase the dining table size to fit however many guests you want to entertain. At the other end of this central reception room is a delightful garden room area, home to a curved exterior wall with multiple windows and French doors offering different angles of the rear garden from different, well-positioned sofas.The dining room flows seamlessly into the main lounge, which is also a vast space but feels cosy too due to the impressive stone fireplace. This beautifully carved beast is home to a substantial log burner that can effortlessly draw people to it, and persuade them to relax on the sofas that nestle around it.The ground floor also offers a practical shower room by the pool, a utility room and handy cloakroom before the impressive carved wooden staircase calls you to explore the first floor.Upstairs there are more surprising and fabulous design features to find, and as soon as you get to the top of the stairs the first becomes evident. Instead of a standard landing this thoughtfully designed home offers you a first floor reception area that can be a music room, library, study, artist studio,or snug - whatever an owner desires can be accommodated.This double-height area has a wall of towering floor-to-ceiling glass that offers mesmerising views on one side and access to the balcony overlooking the inner courtyard on the other side. From quiet reading to evening drinks in a more intimate setting, this additional area is a wonderful and inviting space.More surprises wait to impress as you wander past a double bedroom with an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, to a door at the end. Behind it is a spacious gym that can happily host a significant number of machines and offer rural views to accompany your workout.Finally the principal bedroom on the other side of the landing lounge is a wonderful suite, boasting a wall of wardrobes, a separate room that would make a dressing room to make the neighbours jealous, and a four piece bathroom that can relax or revive in the bath or the shower at each end or the start of a busy day.Step outside into an idyllic, mature garden that surrounds this special home, offering about 1.25 acres of land to explore and enjoy combined with social spaces next to the house to gather with family and friends.Anyone who visits will immediately be impressed just arriving at the substantial iron gates, inviting you to meander up the driveway to the handsome modern mansion.Of course, there's ample parking space for guests to use, as well as a double and single garage for the owners' cars, but they are more likely to be distracted by the views of the enchanting garden that greet them.The house has been designed with socialising at its core and that includes the outside spaces too. At the rear of the house is an immaculately landscaped garden that boasts a substantial terrace that can be seamlessly accessed from most of the ground floor rooms. It is the perfect place to party and enjoy alfresco dining and summer BBQs, with an impressive water feature as the mesmerising backdrop.The indoor heated swimming pool is the base for fabulous pool parties that can effortlessly flow out onto the terrace via a bank of bifold doors, as well as offering an option for daily exercise to supplement the workout in the first floor gym.Plenty of flat lawn areas are ideal for children and dogs to exercise and play, and there's plenty of space to establish growing your own produce with a greenhouse to support the endeavour. The tranquil country scene is completed to picturesque perfection with the discovery of a trickling stream at the bottom of the garden.But that's not the end of the outdoor offerings, as the house is hiding a delightful inner central courtyard with a stone fountain, feeling more like an Italian villa than an impressive home in the heart of south Wales.

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

This captivating period country residence exudes timeless elegance and is nestled amidst the unspoiled countryside overlooking the Wye Valley. The exceptional Grade II listed Georgian property offers a wealth of original features and is perfectly positioned to provide an unparallelled lifestyle. The welcoming entrance hall has a tiled floor with access to the wine cellar and leads to a gracious reception hall with a north-facing window and ample storage. On this ground floor, there is also a stylish cloakroom featuring modern amenities. The elegant Drawing Room can be found off the inner hallway with stunning views towards Monmouth and French doors overlooking the beautifully mature and manicured south-facing garden to the rear. The room is filled with natural light from the two large windows and a beautiful ornate fireplace with open fire completes the charm. From the drawing room, double doors lead into the south-facing dining room with its two large sash windows with wooden shutters and a multi-fuel wood burner offering a wonderful place to enjoy family get-togethers.The Sitting Room is a comfortable, cosy room which has exceptional views over the Wye Valley with a large bay window with window seat, wooden shutters and a recessed wood burner. The charming kitchen/breakfast room, nestled in the oldest part of the house, boasts oak-faced kitchen units, a striking AGA, and French doors leading out to the rear terrace. There is also a convenient utility room and access to the second cellar. Birchfield House's first floor offers a world of refined comfort and breathtaking views. The Principal Suite enjoys views of the Lower Wye Valley and the south windows offer views across the gardens. There is a range of wardrobes that provides ample storage and the en-suite bathroom with a south-facing window features a contemporary bathroom suite with bath and walk-in shower. Bedroom Two has French windows leading to a balcony, offering a sweeping view of the picturesque surroundings. It's adorned with two exquisite slit stained glass windows to the north. Steps lead down to a bathroom with an east-facing window, bath and walk-in shower.A staircase leads up to a study/fifth bedroom that offers north and south aspects (with a slit window to the east) and commands some of the most breathtaking views in the house. Bedroom Three offers a south-facing window and radiator, while Bedroom Four boasts an early fireplace feature and hob grate, along with a south-facing window. The family bathroom, complete with a north-facing window, features a white bathroom suite. The self-contained annexe is perfect for accommodating relatives or generating additional income through holiday lets. It comprises a comfortable sitting room with west and north windows, and bookshelves. The bathroom includes a white bathroom suite, with plumbing for a washing machine. Bedroom One offers a north-facing window, radiator, and an open-plan hall/breakfast area with glazed doors leading to the garden, a quarry-tiled floor, and a Worcester oil-fired boiler. The Kitchenette includes fitted units, a cooker with an extractor, and a fridge freezer. A pine staircase leads up to the second bedroom featuring west and south leaded lights and a beamed ceiling.To the east of the main house, there are a range of traditional stone and slate-roofed outbuildings, including a two-storey Coach House including Stables. These buildings have planning consent for conversion into an attractive self-contained three bedroom cottage. Building regulations approval ref FP0589/04.Extensive gardens grace the south side of the house, extending beyond paved terraces to large lawned areas. Shrub and rose borders, intertwined with mature trees, create a picturesque landscape. Enjoy recreational activities on the floodlit hard Tennis Court. To the north, across the public lane, you'll find a pasture paddock. The entire property extends to approximately 2 ½ acres.AGENTS NOTE: ESTATE AGENTS ACT We are required under the Estate Agents Act 1979 and the Provision of Information Regulations 1991 to point out that one of the clients we are acting for in the sale of this property is a connected person as defined by the Act.To reach Birchfield House from Monmouth, follow the A466 Wye Valley road to Bigsweir bridge. Just prior to the bridge, take a left on a hairpin bend towards St. Briavels. Wind through the village until you reach a T junction with the B4228 Coleford to Chepstow road. Turn right, and after about 1 mile, take a right turn signposted for St. Briavels Common. Continue along this lane until you reach a telephone kiosk, beyond which is a sign for Hudnalls Loop Road. Bear right, and after approximately ¼ mile, you'll arrive at Birchfield House on the left-hand side of the road. What3words: ///astounded.covers.published

This handsome, modernised and extended period farmhouse enjoys a glorious, elevated situation, commanding stunning 180 degree views of the picturesque scenery of the Wye Valley 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'. The substantial six-bedroom residence is set above a quiet country road in the friendly but spread-out community of Hewelsfield, in the Forest of Dean. Once at the heart of a cider farm, the handsome 200-year-old property sits in lovely, established gardens at the end of a long drive, with its group of majestic Scots Pines providing a local landmark. True to its heritage, its 4.8 Acres of grounds include a productive orchard which keeps the vendor well-supplied with apples for cider, apple juice and apple cake! The Wye Valley's spectacular scenery and wonderful natural environment have inspired generations of artists and creatives, including the vendor, drawn to this particular property some 20 years ago by its pastoral surroundings and abundance of light. My husband and I were both painters. I was captured by the Scots Pines and the view. My husband was looking for light from the north and whilst this house is south-facing, he was able to set up a studio in the large, back, north-facing bedroom.The vendor says the gardens and grounds have also been a joy. She has enjoyed creating and tending her vegetable plot and planning and maintaining the wonderful formal gardens. The property has provided an idyllic country lifestyle, surrounded by an abundance of wildlife and wonderful walks, including the long distance Wye Valley Walk and Offas Dyke National Trail. You are in the heart of nature. There is an incredible sense of quiet and no light pollution. The house is approached along a long gravel driveway, lined with heather and mature shrubs and leading to ample parking. The driveway leads past a lovely area of level lawn, with established borders and an original sundial as a focal point. The attractive formal gardens near the house have been planned for seasonal colour and include large beds retained by natural stone walling. Established trees, shrubs and climbers include hydrangeas, magnolias and wisteria. Behind the house is the orchard - a gently sloping are with mixed fruit trees, leading to bluebell woodland at the top. There is a kitchen garden with a soft fruit area and a small lily pond. A feature of the gardens is a group of towering Scots Pines, which the vendor believes would have been planted as a deliberate landmark. There is a patio used by the annexe, whilst accessed from the kitchen of the main property there is a raised, paved patio. Both take advantage of the breathtaking views and the wonderful natural surroundings. The gardens are south facing and because it is so high up, in the mornings you can sometimes see a layer of cloud over the village and watch it rise up it is captivating. The sun rises and sunsets are also amazing. The grounds extend to about 4.8 acres and included the field across the lane to the front aspect.What3words: ///intend.surveyors.physics

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.

Set within a private woodland setting and positioned on the foreshore, Woodside offers a truly exceptional opportunity to enjoy coastal living within one of Portishead’s most prestigious addresses. This elegant early Victorian property with Georgian features, dating from the 1840s and Grade II Listed, sits at the edge of the Bristol Channel and enjoys panoramic views stretching towards Denny Island, the Welsh coastline and the iconic Severn Crossings. Surrounded by mature gardens with a woodland backdrop, the house offers a rare combination of privacy and coastal drama, where sunsets paint the sky in extraordinary colours and ships drift slowly across the horizon. Just a short distance away are woodland walks, coastal paths, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, local shops and welcoming pubs, making this a home perfectly placed to enjoy the best of the North Somerset coastline and countryside.Approaching the house, a sweeping driveway leads to a striking stone entrance, hinting at the period elegance within. The front door opens into a breathtaking entrance hall where soaring ceiling heights immediately create a sense of grandeur. The original stone staircase curves gracefully upward, framed by ornate detailing. A welcoming log burner adds warmth and atmosphere, while original sliding door shutters and useful built-in storage concealed behind exposed wooden doors offer both practicality and charm. It is a space that instantly sets the tone for the home; impressive yet inviting.From here, the lounge reveals itself as a room rich in colour and character. A large log burner sits within a traditional fireplace with mantle and surround, creating a cosy focal point for winter evenings. The beautiful curved sash windows flood the room with light and frame far-reaching views down the estuary, where the ever-changing seascape becomes a living piece of art.Flowing naturally from the lounge is the newly refurbished Valentino kitchen, thoughtfully designed as the heart of the home. Elegant ceiling roses and detailed cornicing echo the house’s Victorian heritage, while more curved sash windows open up a breathtaking panoramic view across the estuary towards the Welsh mountains. High-specification Neff appliances include twin single ovens, a built-in microwave and a state-of-the-art coffee machine, blending modern convenience with timeless style. With space to sit and gather, it is a kitchen made for relaxed mornings, lively family meals and evenings spent watching the sun set across the water. Completing the ground floor are a useful utility room and downstairs cloakroom, ensuring the home works effortlessly for modern family living.Ascending the grand staircase to the first floor, the landing offers a quiet moment of pause, a perfect spot to sit, reflect and take in the magnificent view across the Channel. The principal bedroom suite is a sanctuary of calm, with large windows and doors opening onto a terrace where the garden and coastal views can be fully appreciated. A generous walk-in wardrobe leads through to a luxurious bathroom, which itself opens onto a balcony overlooking the tranquil woodland behind, creating a private retreat where nature feels close at hand. Also on this floor is another spacious double bedroom with its own ensuite, once again enjoying beautiful views across the estuary.The second floor provides four further double bedrooms, each with their own unique outlook across the coastline or surrounding woodland. A recently renovated family bathroom offers a relaxing space to unwind at the end of the day. These rooms provide wonderful flexibility and could easily serve as guest accommodation, children’s bedrooms, a study, or even a relaxed lounge or creative space depending on the needs of the household.Beneath the house, cellar spaces offer exciting potential for conversion, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions.Outside, the gardens feel like a natural extension of the home. Lawns, mature trees and sheltered patio areas provide idyllic spots for al fresco dining, while the garden office pod, complete with power, heating and lighting, offers a peaceful workspace surrounded by greenery.Despite its wonderfully secluded feel, Woodside remains well connected. The woodland and coastal walks, the sea front, and the vibrant Portishead Marina are all within easy reach, while nearby Bristol, the M5 motorway and Bristol Airport provide convenient links further afield.This is a home where historic Victorian elegance, modern comfort and extraordinary natural surroundings come together. A place where days begin with sea air and woodland calm, and evenings are spent watching spectacular sunsets and the gentle rhythm of the Channel unfold before you.

An Exceptional Period Home with Luxurious Interiors and Countryside Views Welcome to Sunnybank—an exquisite period property, thoughtfully extended and tastefully refurbished. Nestled in the historic village of Walton in Gordano, this stunning home sits on 1.25 acres of beautifully designed gardens and private woodland, offering tranquility and charm in abundance. A Warm First Impression Set behind laurel trees and a traditional stone wall, a sweeping driveway leads to this detached residence. The home is perfectly positioned atop the private garden, which features a sun terrace ideal for alfresco dining while enjoying serene countryside views. Stylish and Versatile Living Spaces Step into the welcoming entrance hall, with its wide staircase, high ceilings, and useful storage. The cozy snug, with its bay window framing the garden, provides a quiet retreat, while a secluded home office sits conveniently adjacent. The heart of the home is the sleek kitchen/dining room, fitted with high-quality Miele appliances, a breakfast bar, and a charming bay window. This versatile space is perfect for family meals or entertaining guests. A utility room, boot room, and cloakroom connect to a rear courtyard with pedestrian access to Walton Street. The reception room, designed for both comfort and entertaining, features a stunning open ‘floating’ fireplace, French doors, and another bay window, creating a refined yet inviting atmosphere. Luxurious Bedrooms and Bathrooms The first floor offers a truly indulgent principal bedroom suite, complete with a dressing room and chic shower room. Two additional double bedrooms, both with countryside views, are complemented by a gym (or optional bedroom) and a family bathroom finished in Italian marble. On the second floor, you'll find two more double bedrooms, a modern bathroom, a dressing room, and a second study, which could also serve as an additional bedroom. Enchanting Gardens and Woodland The expansive front lawn, lined with fruit trees, leads to a small orchard and storage shed, with potential for a decked terrace. Beyond lies private woodland with direct access to Walton Common, a nature reserve perfect for walks and wildlife enthusiasts. Location Set in the picturesque village of Walton in Gordano, Sunnybank offers the perfect blend of rural charm and convenience. The property is within easy reach of Bristol, the M5, and several train stations. The area is renowned for its excellent schools, period properties, and breathtaking countryside and coastal views. Sunnybank is more than a home; it’s a lifestyle of elegance, tranquility, and modern comfort.

Situated in one of Upper Clevedon’s most sought-after locations, Kings Road is celebrated for its quiet, leafy setting and close proximity to the fashionable Hill Road, home to excellent shopping, dining, and independent boutiques.Built circa - 1928, this captivating Art Deco style residence exudes period charm and architectural elegance. With its picturesque façade, intricate detailing, and beautifully curated interiors, it represents a rare opportunity to own a truly timeless home.Typical of the era, the house is rich in handcrafted character with high ceilings, deep bay windows, paneled doors, elegant working fireplaces, and stripped floorboards all speak to its heritage. Yet, behind this classical beauty lies a superbly modern family home, thoughtfully extended to suit contemporary living.Set within landscaped gardens, the property enjoys a bespoke, two-tier decked terrace perfectly positioned to capture sweeping Channel views and sunsets and an idyllic space for al fresco dining and entertaining.On approach, the original covered storm porch opens via a solid oak door into a welcoming entrance hall with stripped floorboards, an under-stair cupboard, and the original staircase rising to the upper floors.The two main reception rooms include a superb sitting room overlooking the rear garden, featuring a carved wood and tiled working fireplace, and a front dining room with an impressive bay window retaining its leaded and stained-glass panels. Both rooms display the elegant proportions, stripped floorboards and craftsmanship synonymous with the Art Deco period.The extended kitchen/family room forms the heart of the home, a light-filled space with large windows and skylights, there are ample wall and floor units finished with Quartz worktops, a matching central island, and integrated appliances including a dishwasher and fridge/freezer, plus space for a Range cooker. A Belfast sink, stylish tiling, and designer lighting complement a bespoke banquette dining area with further navy cabinetry and plush velvet seating, blending comfort with sophistication. Adjacent lies a spacious utility/boot room featuring a pet shower and external access, alongside a cloakroom and inner hall leading to the garden.Upstairs, a bright and airy landing with stripped wooden floors and a large picture window welcomes natural light. A side door opens onto a balcony with magnificent Channel views and the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening sunsets. Three double bedrooms occupy this level, including a generous second bedroom with bay window and a stylish en-suite shower room. A further bedroom enjoys views of the rear garden and includes an ornate fireplace and built-in wardrobes, while bedroom four is currently used as a study and offers fitted storage and a serene outlook, ideal for home working.The family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a classic white suite, including a cast-iron bath with rain-head shower, WC, and wash basin, complemented by elegant tiling, soft lighting, and thoughtful design that combines period grace with modern luxury.Occupying the entire top floor, the principal suite provides a peaceful retreat. The master bedroom enjoys French doors opening to a Juliet balcony overlooking the garden, together with three skylights that flood the space with light. Bespoke built-in cupboards provide generous storage, and the elegant en-suite features a walk-in shower with rain-head fitting, heated towel rail, WC, and wash basin. A double-glazed window frames breathtaking Channel views and a perfect backdrop to this private sanctuary.Outside: The rear garden, extending to approximately 80' feet, is mainly laid to lawn with mature borders, trees, and shrubs offering privacy and tranquility. The paved patio and bespoke two-level decked terrace provide the ideal setting for dining or evening drinks while enjoying the stunning Channel views and sunsets. The garden also includes several storage sheds, a woodstore, and access to a peaceful woodland area beyond — ideal for nature lovers and pet owners alike. To the front of the property there is a well-stocked garden together with off street parking and useful side access.

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.