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Guide price
£620,000
3 bed detached house for sale
Sgubor Fach, Waunarw Farm, Magor, Caldicot, Monmouthshire NP263 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC rating: D
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Magor V.A. Primary School 1.3 miles
- Llanmartin Primary School 1.9 miles
- Severn Tunnel Junction 3.1 miles
- Caldicot 3.8 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Stunning barn conversion
- Farmhouse style kitchen & utility
- Living room & dining room
- 3 bedrooms, en-suite & jack-and-jill bathroom
- Delightful landscaped gardens
- Double garage & ample parking
This inspired conversion of an historic cart house provides characterful, contemporary living space in a convenient rural environment, offering easy access to the M4 and major towns and cities.
It was the combination of the peaceful, pastoral surroundings and the proximity to the motorway network, for commuting and for visiting family nearby, that drew the vendors to this lovely spot. Taking on a run-down farm building, in 2005, they have completed a stylish transformation, which retains charming reminders of the property's former use. They have made particular features of the four large arched openings along one side, which would have been the doorways for the carts. "We wanted to keep the atmosphere of the barn, which is 200 to 250 years old, "
As a result of their efforts, the traditional stone-built barn is now a stunning, three-bedroom family home, with a farmhouse-style kitchen and two light-filled reception rooms. The immaculately-presented property has a warm and welcoming ambience and features oak double glazed windows, high standards of insulation and underfloor heating throughout, powered by an energy-efficient Geo Thermal ground source heat pump. "Everybody remarks on how cosy and warm the barn is and yet it also has a contemporary feel. Also, thanks to my favourite features, those lovely big windows, it is very, very light. It is lovely to come home to."
The property also benefits from ample parking, a large double garage (with potential for conversion, subject to necessary consents), well-planned, enclosed gardens and a peaceful, rural outlook, over neighbouring paddocks towards the River Severn. It is situated among a small cluster of three converted barns, once used as a dairy farm. "It is totally private, but part of a small community, so you don't feel alone. But when you open the front door the first thing you see is the horses in the neighbouring fields and that's gorgeous."
Sgubor Fach is within easy reach of junction 23A of the M4, meaning for work, shopping, leisure and entertainment, there is easy access to nearby towns and cities such as Chepstow, Newport, Cardiff, Bristol, Monmouth and Abergavenny. Meanwhile, the little town of Magor is just a five-minute drive away. At the heart of this charming town is a vibrant and historic square filled with a variety of independent shops, including a delicatessen which also sells fresh fruit and veg. The town boasts a local Post Office, a handy convenience store and a choice of cafes, pubs, restaurants and takeaways. "It's a beautiful little place to go and do the shopping. There are two lovely cafés in the square and you can sit outside in the summer and sometimes there is a saxophonist playing there."
Magor is a lively, welcoming and family-friendly community, hosting events throughout the year, from wassailing in the community orchard to Christmas carols in Magor Square. The community is served both by a Church in Wales Primary School, which has close links with Magor's Church of St Mary the Virgin and also by Undy Primary School.
From the doorstep of Sgubor Fach there is access to beautiful country walks. The property is situated close to the Severn Estuary, on the Gwent Levels, a landscape of international significance and home to a great diversity of wildlife. Nearby Magor Marsh, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, is a tranquil environment teeming with wildfowl and fauna.
Step Inside:- - The quality of the conversion is evident throughout this property, which features a wealth of bespoke joinery, including oak exterior doors, interior ledge and brace oak doors, with traditional wrought iron door furniture and unpainted oak skirting boards throughout. In the four former cart archways, bespoke oak and glazed French doors are inset in glazed side panels.
An attractive entrance hall, with a large hall cupboard, leads through to the living room, dining room and kitchen/diner. These rooms run along the back of the house and each features one or more of the cart archways.
At the heart of this home is the recently refurbished, fitted kitchen, which has a light, bright feel. Shaker-style units incorporate a range of integrated appliances and there is a Range-style oven with a seven-ring propane gas hob with a stainless steel cooker hood over. There is room for a family dining table and an arched door opens directly to a decked area, perfect for outdoor dining.
Off the kitchen is a compact utility room with a Belfast sink, access to a useful under stairs storage cupboard and a double glazed oak door to the front of the property. Both the kitchen and utility room have slate tiled floors.
Next to the kitchen is a formal dining room, which features another of the arched doorways into the garden. This room and the adjoining living room have practical wood effect laminate flooring, as does the hallway. The spacious living room has a vaulted ceiling and features two arched doors into the garden. Arrow-slit windows in the end wall lend historic character and a freestanding multi-fuel stove forms a focal point.
Off the entrance hallway is a downstairs WC with feature wood panelling. Stairs lead from the hallway to three bedrooms, which all enjoy lovely views. There is a double room with a fully-tiled ensuite shower room, whilst the principal bedroom and a further single room share use of a luxurious, fully-tiled Jack and Jill family bathroom. This has a door from the principal bedroom and from the landing. Both the double bedroom and the principal bedroom have built-in wardrobes.
Outside - The property sits in delightful, landscaped, private gardens and enjoys lovely, rural surroundings, overlooking fields and paddocks belonging to a neighbouring livery.
A large gravel driveway, providing parking for up to six cars, gives access to an oversized double garage, a block-built building faced with wood to give an agricultural appearance. The garage has loft space above and is used for storage as well as for cars. Subject to planning, it could be converted into annexe accommodation.
The gardens include a level area of lawn divided from the neighbouring paddocks by post and rail fencing. The remainder of the garden is fully enclosed and comprises a further lawn, with shrub and flower borders retained by reclaimed stone from the site. There is a large patio area and a gate in a lovely old stone wall leads round to the decking and lawn at the back of the house. Two original stone sheds (one of them once an outside WC) provide garden storage. A wooden structure attached to the property houses the Geo Thermal heating unit.
To take full advantage of the long distance views, they vendors have built a raised decking in one corner of their garden. "It has the best view in the whole place. You can see across to the Severn Estuary and the two Severn bridges."
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It was the combination of the peaceful, pastoral surroundings and the proximity to the motorway network, for commuting and for visiting family nearby, that drew the vendors to this lovely spot. Taking on a run-down farm building, in 2005, they have completed a stylish transformation, which retains charming reminders of the property's former use. They have made particular features of the four large arched openings along one side, which would have been the doorways for the carts. "We wanted to keep the atmosphere of the barn, which is 200 to 250 years old, "
As a result of their efforts, the traditional stone-built barn is now a stunning, three-bedroom family home, with a farmhouse-style kitchen and two light-filled reception rooms. The immaculately-presented property has a warm and welcoming ambience and features oak double glazed windows, high standards of insulation and underfloor heating throughout, powered by an energy-efficient Geo Thermal ground source heat pump. "Everybody remarks on how cosy and warm the barn is and yet it also has a contemporary feel. Also, thanks to my favourite features, those lovely big windows, it is very, very light. It is lovely to come home to."
The property also benefits from ample parking, a large double garage (with potential for conversion, subject to necessary consents), well-planned, enclosed gardens and a peaceful, rural outlook, over neighbouring paddocks towards the River Severn. It is situated among a small cluster of three converted barns, once used as a dairy farm. "It is totally private, but part of a small community, so you don't feel alone. But when you open the front door the first thing you see is the horses in the neighbouring fields and that's gorgeous."
Sgubor Fach is within easy reach of junction 23A of the M4, meaning for work, shopping, leisure and entertainment, there is easy access to nearby towns and cities such as Chepstow, Newport, Cardiff, Bristol, Monmouth and Abergavenny. Meanwhile, the little town of Magor is just a five-minute drive away. At the heart of this charming town is a vibrant and historic square filled with a variety of independent shops, including a delicatessen which also sells fresh fruit and veg. The town boasts a local Post Office, a handy convenience store and a choice of cafes, pubs, restaurants and takeaways. "It's a beautiful little place to go and do the shopping. There are two lovely cafés in the square and you can sit outside in the summer and sometimes there is a saxophonist playing there."
Magor is a lively, welcoming and family-friendly community, hosting events throughout the year, from wassailing in the community orchard to Christmas carols in Magor Square. The community is served both by a Church in Wales Primary School, which has close links with Magor's Church of St Mary the Virgin and also by Undy Primary School.
From the doorstep of Sgubor Fach there is access to beautiful country walks. The property is situated close to the Severn Estuary, on the Gwent Levels, a landscape of international significance and home to a great diversity of wildlife. Nearby Magor Marsh, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, is a tranquil environment teeming with wildfowl and fauna.
Step Inside:- - The quality of the conversion is evident throughout this property, which features a wealth of bespoke joinery, including oak exterior doors, interior ledge and brace oak doors, with traditional wrought iron door furniture and unpainted oak skirting boards throughout. In the four former cart archways, bespoke oak and glazed French doors are inset in glazed side panels.
An attractive entrance hall, with a large hall cupboard, leads through to the living room, dining room and kitchen/diner. These rooms run along the back of the house and each features one or more of the cart archways.
At the heart of this home is the recently refurbished, fitted kitchen, which has a light, bright feel. Shaker-style units incorporate a range of integrated appliances and there is a Range-style oven with a seven-ring propane gas hob with a stainless steel cooker hood over. There is room for a family dining table and an arched door opens directly to a decked area, perfect for outdoor dining.
Off the kitchen is a compact utility room with a Belfast sink, access to a useful under stairs storage cupboard and a double glazed oak door to the front of the property. Both the kitchen and utility room have slate tiled floors.
Next to the kitchen is a formal dining room, which features another of the arched doorways into the garden. This room and the adjoining living room have practical wood effect laminate flooring, as does the hallway. The spacious living room has a vaulted ceiling and features two arched doors into the garden. Arrow-slit windows in the end wall lend historic character and a freestanding multi-fuel stove forms a focal point.
Off the entrance hallway is a downstairs WC with feature wood panelling. Stairs lead from the hallway to three bedrooms, which all enjoy lovely views. There is a double room with a fully-tiled ensuite shower room, whilst the principal bedroom and a further single room share use of a luxurious, fully-tiled Jack and Jill family bathroom. This has a door from the principal bedroom and from the landing. Both the double bedroom and the principal bedroom have built-in wardrobes.
Outside - The property sits in delightful, landscaped, private gardens and enjoys lovely, rural surroundings, overlooking fields and paddocks belonging to a neighbouring livery.
A large gravel driveway, providing parking for up to six cars, gives access to an oversized double garage, a block-built building faced with wood to give an agricultural appearance. The garage has loft space above and is used for storage as well as for cars. Subject to planning, it could be converted into annexe accommodation.
The gardens include a level area of lawn divided from the neighbouring paddocks by post and rail fencing. The remainder of the garden is fully enclosed and comprises a further lawn, with shrub and flower borders retained by reclaimed stone from the site. There is a large patio area and a gate in a lovely old stone wall leads round to the decking and lawn at the back of the house. Two original stone sheds (one of them once an outside WC) provide garden storage. A wooden structure attached to the property houses the Geo Thermal heating unit.
To take full advantage of the long distance views, they vendors have built a raised decking in one corner of their garden. "It has the best view in the whole place. You can see across to the Severn Estuary and the two Severn bridges."
Viewings
Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker.
In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office.
If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know.
Selling?
We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property.
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