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Guide price
£895,000
4 bed detached house for sale
Llanishen, Chepstow, Monmouthshire NP164 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC rating: F
Key Information
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Raglan CIW VC Primary School 4.4 miles
- Talocher School 4.8 miles
- Chepstow 7.2 miles
- Caldicot 9.8 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Period Characterful Farmhouse
- Scope for Further Modernisation and Extension
- Four Double Bedrooms
- Large Kitchen Diner
- Set amidst beautiful countryside between Monmouth and Chepstow
- Panoramic Countryside Views
- Extensive Gardens and Paddock
- Option of a Further Barn with Potential for Conversion
First time coming to the market in Fifty years, this property is a detached, stone-built, period farmhouse enjoying outstanding views across the valley. The property includes gardens and paddocks extending to approximately 3 acres. Across the drive is a barn with scope for renovation which can be sold with the Farmhouse or separately
Description
A detached period farmhouse enjoying outstanding views across the valley. This stone-built farmhouse with gardens includes paddocks extending to approximately 3 acres. The farmhouse has been renovated to offer ample accommodation with character features including flagstone floors and stone fireplaces, and now has the scope for further modernisation. The stone ruins of the property still adjoin the farmhouse with the large stones of the old fireplace in situ, giving scope for further extension. Across the drive is a further barn with scope for renovation.
Situation
The property is approached down a long drive off the lane from Llanishen village, which has the benefit of a thriving community with a garage, shop, pub and village hall. The historic town of Monmouth some 7 miles distance, provides a comprehensive range of amenities including a broad range of shops, schools both junior and senior which enjoy excellent reputations and a wide range of leisure and sporting facilities. Chepstow is approximately 6 miles to the South, also offering excellent facilities, including junior and senior schools, leisure and sporting facilities including Chepstow racecourse and St Pierre Golf and country club. The property allows easy access to the larger road network, M4 and M5, which makes Bristol, Cardiff and Birmingham within comfortable commuting distance.
Accommodation
Entrance
An oak framed porch with tiled floor and flagstone seat has a front door opening into the Sitting Room.
Sitting Room
The sitting room includes large windows looking out to the garden. A wooden staircase leads up to the first floor with under stairs cupboard. At the far end, is a stone fireplace with a large stone mantel over and wood burning stove, including a recessed wood store to the side and exposed ceiling beams.
Kitchen/Dining Room
An open plan kitchen/dining room with hand crafted wooden fronted kitchen units incorporating a stainless-steel sink and drainer, an electric cooker, hob and a butcher’s block on brick stands. There is space and plumbing for a dish washer and fridge. On the other side is an Esse cooker with brick surround. The kitchen area opens to the dining area with a flagstone floor. Windows look out to the garden and views.
Garden Room
French doors open to the Garden Room with a solid pitched roof and tiled floor. The French doors and large picture windows take full advantage of the magnificent views.
Utility Room/Cloakroom
At the rear of the kitchen is a door through to the Utility room with a stable door opening to outside, plumbing for a washing machine and a range of shelves and a door to the Cloakroom with a lavatory and wash hand basin.
First Floor
Stairs lead up to the landing with an airing cupboard and four double bedrooms, each with windows looking out to the wonderful views.
Bathroom
Bathroom with bath, lavatory, pedestal wash hand basin, tiled shower cubicle and shower.
Outside
A long drive sweeps down with grounds on either side to a parking area by the house. A raised terrace extends around the farmhouse enjoying the outstanding views, ideal for entertaining. There are feature raised beds on the entrance to the house with lawns and mature trees to the rear and side, with the old stonework of the house extending to the rear and a further Stone Outbuilding.
Beyond the house is a paddock leading down to the brook.
The Barn
No planning application has been made on the barn. It has been maintained in good order and provides tremendous scope for development.
The land is being sold subject to any development plan, Tree Preservation Order, Town Planning Schedule, Resolution or Notice which may be, or come to be, in force, subject to any road widening or improvement schemes, land charges and statutory provision or by-laws without obligation on the Vendors to specify them.
Please see Brochure for further details.
General
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage to a septic tank. Bonded oil tank.
EPC Band
F
Local Authority
Monmouthshire County Council
Viewing
Strictly by appointment with the Agents: David James .
Description
A detached period farmhouse enjoying outstanding views across the valley. This stone-built farmhouse with gardens includes paddocks extending to approximately 3 acres. The farmhouse has been renovated to offer ample accommodation with character features including flagstone floors and stone fireplaces, and now has the scope for further modernisation. The stone ruins of the property still adjoin the farmhouse with the large stones of the old fireplace in situ, giving scope for further extension. Across the drive is a further barn with scope for renovation.
Situation
The property is approached down a long drive off the lane from Llanishen village, which has the benefit of a thriving community with a garage, shop, pub and village hall. The historic town of Monmouth some 7 miles distance, provides a comprehensive range of amenities including a broad range of shops, schools both junior and senior which enjoy excellent reputations and a wide range of leisure and sporting facilities. Chepstow is approximately 6 miles to the South, also offering excellent facilities, including junior and senior schools, leisure and sporting facilities including Chepstow racecourse and St Pierre Golf and country club. The property allows easy access to the larger road network, M4 and M5, which makes Bristol, Cardiff and Birmingham within comfortable commuting distance.
Accommodation
Entrance
An oak framed porch with tiled floor and flagstone seat has a front door opening into the Sitting Room.
Sitting Room
The sitting room includes large windows looking out to the garden. A wooden staircase leads up to the first floor with under stairs cupboard. At the far end, is a stone fireplace with a large stone mantel over and wood burning stove, including a recessed wood store to the side and exposed ceiling beams.
Kitchen/Dining Room
An open plan kitchen/dining room with hand crafted wooden fronted kitchen units incorporating a stainless-steel sink and drainer, an electric cooker, hob and a butcher’s block on brick stands. There is space and plumbing for a dish washer and fridge. On the other side is an Esse cooker with brick surround. The kitchen area opens to the dining area with a flagstone floor. Windows look out to the garden and views.
Garden Room
French doors open to the Garden Room with a solid pitched roof and tiled floor. The French doors and large picture windows take full advantage of the magnificent views.
Utility Room/Cloakroom
At the rear of the kitchen is a door through to the Utility room with a stable door opening to outside, plumbing for a washing machine and a range of shelves and a door to the Cloakroom with a lavatory and wash hand basin.
First Floor
Stairs lead up to the landing with an airing cupboard and four double bedrooms, each with windows looking out to the wonderful views.
Bathroom
Bathroom with bath, lavatory, pedestal wash hand basin, tiled shower cubicle and shower.
Outside
A long drive sweeps down with grounds on either side to a parking area by the house. A raised terrace extends around the farmhouse enjoying the outstanding views, ideal for entertaining. There are feature raised beds on the entrance to the house with lawns and mature trees to the rear and side, with the old stonework of the house extending to the rear and a further Stone Outbuilding.
Beyond the house is a paddock leading down to the brook.
The Barn
No planning application has been made on the barn. It has been maintained in good order and provides tremendous scope for development.
The land is being sold subject to any development plan, Tree Preservation Order, Town Planning Schedule, Resolution or Notice which may be, or come to be, in force, subject to any road widening or improvement schemes, land charges and statutory provision or by-laws without obligation on the Vendors to specify them.
Please see Brochure for further details.
General
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage to a septic tank. Bonded oil tank.
EPC Band
F
Local Authority
Monmouthshire County Council
Viewing
Strictly by appointment with the Agents: David James .
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