Grade II Victorian landmark listed building with many interesting architectural features. This 6 bedroom, 4 storey, end of terrace property is situated just off the main shopping street of the historic spa town of Llandrindod Wells. EPC - TBC. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_llandrindod-wells-d523470/for-sale_i70564403
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New Property Time! We are proud to bring to the market this unique, 3 double bedroom detached property on Hirwaun Road in Trecynon. The Old Clock Tower is an impressive and expansive property that's been expertly and sensitively renovated in to an exceptional home. With generous reception rooms, spacious bedrooms, off road parking and sun filled garden spaces, this character filled home is functional as well as beautiful. The current owners have carried out their renovations to an extremely high standard; there is a fabulous opportunity for the next custodians to add their own stamp on this iconic property The main living room is a very spacious yet charming room that's instantly warm and inviting, complimented by a log burner and quiet views to the Park. The kitchen-diner is finished to an excellent standard with a range of integrated appliances and is filled with natural light from the impressive windows. The beautiful spiral staircase is another eye-catching feature of this home. The brand new sun room is presented to a very high standard with beautiful views, lots of space and even access to a small cellar (potential for more storage or even a wine cellar!). A separate WC is found on this floor. The large principal bedroom is presented to an excellent standard with vaulted ceilings and beautiful views as well as it's own en-suite. Bedroom 2 is a generous double bedroom and even has access to the clock tower itself. Bedroom 3 is an excellent sized double with quiet views in to the park. The family bathroom is well appointed with a shower over the bath. A roof terrace is found on this floor and commands stunning views across the valley to Mynydd Merthyr mountain. A smaller bedroom/snug is found on the 3rd floor and this useful space leads to another roof terrace with outstanding views across Aberdare. Externally is a very spacious, low maintenance and private garden that's filled with sun. This property also benefits from off road parking for multiple vehicles. An iconic building and beautiful home. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_trecynon-d557343/for-sale_i69469522
This newly built three bedroom detached home, which offers a well-designed layout and private rear garden, sits in the extremely desirable location of Tutshill. This small village is situated within walking distance of Chepstow on the fringe of Gloucestershire. The nearby Forest of Dean is easily accessible with the surrounding walks and many outdoor pursuits.Also, the town of Chepstow has a charming high street with Marks & Spencer, Boots and great restaurants and bars. In addition to the local amenities, the property allows for easy access to Bristol, Cardiff and London with fantastic road and rail links. There are several Primary and Secondary schools within proximity, including the well-renowned St John's private school as short distance. Making this an ideal home for a family.A welcoming reception hall, there is access to the modern cloakroom just off the main hallway and entrance through to the lounge. The lounge is presented well and is light and airy from two feature windows.Looking through the glass double doors, allowing even more light into this space, leading through to this sizable kitchen-diner. Which spans across the width of the property, another design triumph is the fridge freezer which in this property, is cleverly tucked away and built-in along with the integrated dishwasher and built-in oven and hob giving the kitchen a sleek fitted with a well-equipped range of high-spec units and quartz worktops and a double Belfast sink this kitchen has a luxurious feel. Also with added addition of having Kardean flooring fitted throughout.The heart of this home and main selling point is the fabulous kitchen and dining area, if required the dining area could be utilised as a family area with sofas if additional living space was required, with French doors giving access to the rear sun terrace and private rear garden The property is a must to view. The first floor gives access to three bedrooms, with the principal bedroom having the luxury of an en-suite shower room. There are two additional good size bedrooms and a bathroom that has a luxury feel with a modern fitted suite.'I bought the property as I loved the location and the easy access to the beautiful Forest of Dean and knew it would make an ideal home. The property was built with detail to the design and layout with high-end fixtures and fittings,' says the vendor.Outside - Stepping outside of the property there is off-road parking and a single integral garage, The rear garden is accessed via the French doors from the kitchen onto a private rear patio area and level lawned grassed area. The current owners have laid the lawn with grass mainly for easy maintenance, but with some gardening skills and design this could be made into your perfect outdoor space for entertaining and enjoying the afternoon sun.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. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tutshill-d549503/for-sale_i69905636
SUMMARYAttractive, deceptively spacious semi-detached property offering comfortable, versatile living accommodation, ideal for a modern family. With sizeable well stocked rear garden and detached garage.DESCRIPTIONSituated in the pretty village of Gilwern, with stunning views across to the Sugar Loaf and surrounding countryside. A substantial semi-detached property with well presented accommodation and attractive well stocked lawned garden to front and rear, with driveway and detached garage. In brief the accommodation comprises; Reception Hall, Sitting Room with French doors to either end, leading outside. Modern equipped fitted Kitchen opening through to beautiful Dining/Living area which overlooks and provides access to the rear garden. Ground floor Bedroom 4 with bay window to front aspect. On the first floor, the Master Bedroom enjoys delightful views to the front and French doors opening onto a rear balcony. Two further Bedrooms and a Shower/Bathroom.Covered Porch Part glazed door into:Reception Hall Staircase to first floor, built in storage cupboard, doors to following;.Bedroom 4/Dining Room 9' 9 extending to 11' 6 Bay x 10' 9 ( 2.97m extending to 3.51m Bay x 3.28m )Bay window to front with views, radiator.Kitchen 10' 9 extending to 12' 2 x 9' 8 ( 3.28m extending to 3.71m x 2.95m )Fitted range of base and wall units, comprising cupboard and drawers, granite work surfaces incorporating large sink with two adjacent smaller sinks with mixer tap. Neff 5 ring ceramic hob with hood above. Neff eye level oven with microwave oven above, warmer drawer below. Integrated fridge. Ceramic floor, window to side. Opening through to:Living Room 17' 4 x 11' 6 ( 5.28m x 3.51m )Triple pairs of window to rear, further window to side and double doors to other side leading to garden. Radiator and ceramic tiled floor.Sitting Room 20' 8 x 11' 9 extending to 10' 7 ( 6.30m x 3.58m extending to 3.23m )Feature fireplace with matching hearth and surround with inset coal effect gas fire, part glazed double doors to either end of room with matching panel eitherside.radiator and ceramic floor. Laminate wood flooring, radiator,First Floor Galleried Landing Access to Loft.Bedroom 1 14' 1 inc Chimneybreast 10'7 x 11' 9 ( 4.29m inc Chimneybreast 10'7 x 3.58m )View to front, glazed double doors opening out onto the balcony with wrought iron railings. Radiator.Bedroom 2 10' 9 x 9' 9 ( 3.28m x 2.97m )Window to front, radiator.Bedroom 3 7' 5 x 5' 7 ( 2.26m x 1.70m )Window to rear. Radiator.Shower/bathroom Suite comprising panelled bath with mixer tap, shower attachment, tiled surround. Tiled corner shower with curved sliding screen and shower mixer unit. Vanity unit with basin, overhead lighting, mixer tap and cupboard beneath. Low level WC. Frosted window to rear, ceramic flooring, towel radiator, built-in airing cupboard with Worcester boiler.Outside Landscaped Gardens Approached via gated entrance, the driveway leads up to a parking area, in front of the Garage. With lawned garden and mature trees and formal Yew hedging to the front with the glorious backdrop of Sugar Loaf views. A gate and pathway lead around the side to the rear of the property where there is a paved terrace. Outside lighting. The sizeable lawned garden offers privacy and interest, with planted shrub borders and a feature ornamental pond. There is a disused greenhouse to the far corner and mature trees allow the garden to extend further.1. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS: Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. 3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect. 4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase. 5. THESE PARTICULARS ARE ISSUED IN GOOD FAITH BUT DO NOT CONSTITUTE REPRESENTATIONS OF FACT OR FORM PART OF ANY OFFER OR CONTRACT. THE MATTERS REFERRED TO IN THESE PARTICULARS SHOULD BE INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED BY PROSPECTIVE BUYERS OR TENANTS. NEITHER PETER ALAN NOR ANY OF ITS EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS HAS ANY AUTHORITY TO MAKE OR GIVE ANY REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY WHATEVER IN RELATION TO THIS PROPERTY. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_gilwern-d557314/for-sale_i69480129
A truly stunning property which must be viewed to be fully appreciated. To the ground floor open oak framed porch leading to reception area, open plan to the dining room which in turn gives access to the superb kitchen/breakfast room with island and double doors off to the private, south facing rear gardens. Also from dining room, access to the living room, again with double doors to the south facing, private rear gardens.Description - A truly stunning property which must be viewed to be fully appreciated. To the ground floor open oak framed porch leading to reception area, open plan to the dining room which in turn gives access to the superb kitchen/breakfast room with island and double doors off to the private, south facing rear gardens. Also from dining room, access to the living room, again with double doors to the south facing, private rear gardens. Stairs to the first-floor landing with primary bedroom and en-suite shower room, bedrooms 2, 3, 4 and well-appointed bathroom off. The bedrooms and the landing also benefit from Wye Valley views to the rear. Although being built in 2010 by the current owners, the property benefits from all of the modern conveniences you would expect of a property of this age but has been built to fit in with its surroundings and has a cottage feel. The current owners have also kept in mind the environment and the property benefits from ground source heat pump providing under floor heating throughout the ground floor and in the upstairs bathroom and en-suite, which benefits from a constant and reliable source. There is also a rainwater harvesting system supplying water for washing machine, dishwasher and W.C's. The property further benefits from driveway parking for two vehicles as well as beautifully maintained gardens to the front and rear, with views of the Wye Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Situated within this most sought after, picturesque village of Brockweir, with the eco-friendly shop and cafe close by which sells local fresh produce as well as general groceries, newspapers, etc., the cafe itself enjoying stunning views over the Wye Valley. Stonehouse would make a fantastic, eco-friendly family home or due to its location would make an ideal holiday let or long-term rental. property. Brockweir is a charming village in between the pretty market towns of Chepstow and Monmouth in the lower reaches of the Wye Valley a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, one mile north of Tintern. There are numerous walks in the area and the village itself has a local store/cafe/community centre. The nearby towns of Chepstow and Monmouth have numerous facilities that you expect along with excellent schooling. As well as bus and rail links at Chepstow, you will also find excellent motorway networks bringing Newport, Cardiff, Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham within commuting distance.Reception Hall - Oak framed open porch and outside light. Panelled door with glazed inserts into reception area. Oak flooring. Useful storage cupboard. Open to dining room/family room.Dining/Family Room - 4.508 x 3.975 max (14'9 x 13'0 max) - Continuation of oak flooring. Storage cupboard. Double glazed sash window to front elevation. Stairs to first floor landing. Doors off.Kitchen/Dining Room - 4.977 x 4.484 (16'3 x 14'8) - Inset spotlighting and sun tube to plain ceiling. The kitchen is fitted with a matching range of base and eye level storage units and pan drawers, all with encore acrylic work surfaces and tiled splash backs. Island breakfast bar with solid oak surface and pan drawers. One and half bowl stainless steel sink and mixer. Range master cooker with double oven grill, and five ring electric hob to remain. Extractor hood and light over. Integrated dishwasher. Plumbing and space for washing machine. Ceramic tiled floor throughout. Double glazed window to rear elevation. UPVC double glazed french doors to garden. Door to utility cupboard.Utility Cupboard - Plumbing and space for auto washing machine and tumble dryer. Hot water cylinder.Living Room - 6.017 x 4.991 (19'8 x 16'4) - Inset spotlighting to plain ceiling. Fireplace with wooden surround and slate hearth. Oak flooring throughout. Two double glazed sash windows to front elevation. Double glazed sash window to rear elevation. UPVC double glazed french doors to rear garden.Ground Floor W.C. - Inset spotlighting to plain ceiling. Wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap, low level dual push button flush W.C. Part tiling to walls, tiled floor.First Floor Stairs And Landing - Inset spotlighting to plain ceiling. Three useful storage cupboards. Panelled radiator. Opaque double-glazed window to side elevation. Double glazed window to rear elevation with views. Doors off.Primary Bedroom - 3.997 x 2.883 (13'1 x 9'5) - Inset spotlighting to plain ceiling. Panelled radiator. Dressing area with built in wardrobe. Double glazed sash window to front elevation with views. Door to en-suite shower room.En-Suite Shower Room - Inset spotlighting and extractor to plain ceiling. Modern white suite to include, low level W.C. with dual push button flush. Pedestal wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap and mirror cabinet over. Corner enclosure with rainwater head shower and separate shower attachment. Full tiling to walls. Tiled floor. Chrome towel radiator. Double glazed sash window to side elevation.Bedroom Two - 4.526 x 2.962 (14'10 x 9'8) - Inset spotlighting to plain ceiling. Range of fitted wardrobes. Panelled radiator. Double glazed sash window to front elevation with views.Bedroom Three - 4.527 x 2.600 (14'10 x 8'6) - Built in wardrobe. Panelled radiator. Double glazed sash window to rear elevation with views.Bedroom Four - 2.785 x 2.498 (9'1 x 8'2) - Inset spotlighting to plain ceiling. Panelled radiator. Double glazed sash window to rear elevation with views.Bathroom - Inset spotlighting and extractor to plain ceiling. Tastefully appointed with a four-piece suite to include low level dual push button flush W.C., pedestal wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap. Free standing double ended bath with mixer tap. Step-in enclosure with rainwater head shower and separate shower attachment. Part tiling to walls, tiling to floor. Storage cupboard. Under floor heating. Double glazed sash window to side elevation with views.Garden - Natural stone wall to front elevation with two gates giving access to the low maintenance garden with loose stone chipped area, flagstone footpath. Gate and flagstone footpath to the side elevation leads to the landscaped rear gardens, flagstone sun terrace, lawn area, decked seating area with built-in storage. Steps up to parking area. South facing sunny rear garden with stunning views of the Wye Valley and surrounding countryside.Parking - Shared driveway and parking for two vehicles.View From Brockweir Bridge - Services - Mains electricity. Mains Water. Ground source heat pump supplying domestic hot water and heating. Rainwater harvest.Council Tax Band - F - Tenure - Freehold - For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brockweir-d550253/for-sale_i71015338
Discover an unparalleled residence, 'The Rose,' situated within the exclusive Grade II listed Pen-Y-Fal Chapel development in Abergavenny. Originally constructed in 1895 to cater to the needs of the Hospital's staff and patients, this historic chapel has been transformed into six individually designed townhouses that seamlessly blend luxurious contemporary living with the chapel's magnificent original features. Meticulously converted in 2021, 'The Rose' boasts a private entrance adorned with original floor tiles leading to oak double doors. On the ground floor, two beautifully adorned double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms featuring Tissimo Fittings await, along with a convenient utility room and storage cupboard. The first floor unveils a captivating open-plan living room and kitchen/dining area, where the sleek kitchen, equipped with Neff appliances and a built-in coffee machine, is complemented by a private roof terrace offering breathtaking views of Sugarloaf Mountain and the town. The roof terrace is ingeniously integrated into the stunning original church glass window, flooding the living area with natural light and extending to the main master suite above.Ascending to the second floor, the expansive open-plan master suite features a dressing area with a luxurious freestanding bath, walk-in wardrobes, and an ensuite, all beneath the awe-inspiring original wooden vaulted church ceiling. Outside, a private garden, a storeroom, and two allocated parking spaces enhance the allure of this unique property. With its perfect blend of history, luxury, and breathtaking surroundings, 'The Rose' embodies an enchanting living experience in the heart of Abergavenny.Conveniently located, it provides access to the town's diverse amenities, easy road access for commuting to nearby Cardiff, Bristol, and the motorway network, as well as being within walking distance to the railway station. Offered with no onward chain.The Building - Originally built in the late 19th century to serve the patients and staff of the nearby hospital, Pen Y Fal Chapel boasts a striking facade crafted from bull-nosed red sandstone, complemented by a majestic tall slate roof. The chapel's cruciform layout features an impressive octagonal fleche at the crossing, adding to its architectural allure. Throughout the conversion, great care has been taken to showcase the building's heritage, with arched stained glass windows, meticulously preserved hewn stonework, and an awe-inspiring wooden vaulted ceiling serving as focal points of the interior.Area - Abergavenny is nestled amid the picturesque landscapes of Monmouthshire, Wales, and stands as a charming market town renowned for its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural surroundings. Located at the confluence of the Rivers Usk and Gavenny, this historic town boasts a seamless blend of medieval architecture and modern amenities, and is perhaps best known for its thriving market, which has been a focal point of the community for centuries, offering a delightful array of local produce, crafts, and traditional goods. Abergavenny provides a gateway to outdoor adventures and scenic exploration, making it a captivating destination for history enthusiasts, food lovers, and nature seekers alike.Material Infomation - Service charge - £1800 per annumGround Rent - NoneLease term 250 years1/6th of the freeholdEPC - Exempt ( Grade II Listed Building) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_sycamore-avenue-d629855/for-sale_i69481375
The Wainhouse is one of eight beautifully crafted houses designed by Stolon Studio that make up The Parks, near Hereford. Working with the original bones of these substantial agricultural buildings, the practice has peeled the forms back to reveal intricate beam structures and double-height volumes. This distinctive space is characterised by its quality of light and inventive layout. The house has a private garden as well as access to a communal two-acre pasture. Hereford can be reached in 10 minutes by car and has a host of amenities including restaurants, an independent theatre, well-regarded schools and a railway station. The Architect Stolon Studio Architects was established by Robert and Jessica Barker. Drawing from their own experience of living in meticulously designed mews in Forest Hill with their neighbouring families, they embarked on a mission to craft thoughtfully designed living spaces that prioritise wellbeing. Their commitment extends beyond individual homes, as they aspire to foster socially conscious communities through innovative developments. Environmental Performance Great care has been taken not only to ensure that the houses are energy efficient, but that their construction is rooted in local vernacular and materials. Using painstakingly preserved oak and elm beams, the structures have been straightened, restored and reset rather than rebuilt. Clay paint has been thoughtfully applied, allowing these remarkable architectural elements to retain their charm while allowing the buildings to breathe. A varied planting scheme throughout the site will work in tandem with the newly created pond to boost biodiversity and create beautiful shared spaces for the residents. The complete retrofit of these historic buildings has included replumbing, new electrics, the introduction of air source heat pumps, underfloor heating, insulation and double glazing to create a collection of highly efficient homes with low running costs. There is private parking with an EV charge-ready point. Fibre broadband runs throughout the site to enable efficient home working. The Tour The house's beautiful red Hereford brick harmoniously coexists with locally sourced new bricks, seamlessly blending the old and the new. Reflecting a commitment to local craftsmanship, the oak-framed windows are all lovingly crafted by nearby artisans. These conservation efforts speak volumes to the architects' unwavering dedication to executing the project with utmost care. The Wainhouse sits on the western flank of the former farmyard, with views out towards the communal pasture at the rear. The finishes throughout The Parks are of a notably high standard; here, the kitchen is formed of sage cabinetry and marble effect worktops. Bathrooms use the same tones. New woodwork and windows echo the deep red tone of the external bricks, which in turn contrasts with the light clay paint on the old beams and walls. The Wainhouse has impressive double-height spaces with a wonderful mezzanine perched amongst the beams. On the ground floor is a large kitchen, dining and living area, and a bedroom with an en suite. The spaces are dominated by a large patchwork of impressive original timber frames that have been lovingly restored and incorporated into their new form. Up one set of stairs is a mezzanine living space, while up the other is a bedroom, bathroom, and a further bedroom lies on the second floor. Outdoor Space The house has a west-facing private garden wrapping around the property, and two separate terraces each making the most of both morning and evening sun. There is also external storage for gardening equipment and sundries. Residents will also have shared access to the expansive two-acre pasture at the rear of the development, with picturesque views. This open space can be used for many activities the architects envisioned residents cultivating a vibrant vegetable garden, further enhancing the sense of community and sustainability within the scheme. The Area Just outside Hereford, the house is wonderfully poised between historic market towns and some of the country's most popular Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Hereford itself is a 10-minute drive away. The River Wye wraps around this striking Cathedral town characterised by its eclectic mix of half-timbered houses, Georgian architecture and thriving restaurant scene. The Independent Quarter, centred on Church Street and East Street, is a hive of thriving independent shops and galleries, including Printer + Tailor, L na, The Butter Market, and refills shop Fodder Basics. The thriving restaurant scene includes local favourites such as Sensory & Rye, No.9 The Balcony, The Bookshop, and Cotto. The Courtyard is a local theatre and cinema with a constantly changing programme of events and screenings. Well known for its striking architecture and lively gastronomic scene, the bi-annual Ludlow Food Festival is not to be missed. Leominster, a delightful market town with two supermarkets, a primary school, and an array of independent restaurants and cafes, is a 15-minute drive to the south. For those keen to explore the local fare, Monkland Cheese Dairy is just outside of Leominster and stocks a range of artisanal British cheese, the dairy's own Little Hereford remains a firm favourite. The independent food scene in the area has long been gaining traction, with annual festivals at Ludlow and Hereford. Hay-on-Wye is around 40 minutes drive away. Host to a renowned literature festival, Hay has over 30 bookstores, many specialising in out-of-print or hard-to-locate titles. Chapters is a celebrated local restaurant with serious foodie credentials. The beloved sheep's milk ice cream maker, Shepherds Parlour, can also be found in Hay. The surrounding landscape is peppered with excellent walking and cycling routes. For particularly striking scenery, the nearby Malvern Hills and Wye Valley AONB offer a density of beautiful routes and outdoor activities. Service Charge: Estimated approx. £800 per annum Council Tax Band: Awaiting assessment For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_the-parks-d628265/for-sale_i69246046
Tucked in a private elevated position within a central location of the popular village in the renowned Clun Valley, enjoying countryside views and a southerly aspect overlooking the River Clun. The property offers spacious and versatile four-bedroom family accommodation with a well landscaped terraced garden to the front, double garage, and private drive with parking to the rear. It also benefits from solar panels for electricity and hot water in addition to a lucrative FiT payment. EPC 'C'. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_clun-d549359/for-sale_i70915703
A former mill offering a wealth of historic and architectural features; exposed rustic timbers, painted stone walls, flagstone flooring and multi-level accommodation. Coed Yr Hendre Mill is a unique property comprising five buildings; the mill house, outbuilding, barn, double garage and carport, all providing incredibly versatile accommodation in an idyllic setting.The mill house has three floors. On the ground floor, the rooms comprise a drawing room with double doors to a raised timber terrace and a kitchen/breakfast room with Aga stove within a chimney recess. There is also a shower room.Two separate stairways rise to the first floor, which offers a sitting room (or 4th bedroom) with feature fireplace, an additional kitchen and a double bedroom which has access out to a balcony. On the floor above, within the eaves of the property, there are two further double bedrooms with free-standing roll-top bath tubs. Cloakroom facilities are situated on each of the two upper levels.In addition to the flexibility of the main property, interesting outbuildings offer opportunities and there is planning permission to create an annexe to part. Currently these provide a workshop, games room and garden room, along with extensive storage. Garaging and a large car port are also provided within the grounds.Local Authority: ShropshireServices: Mains electricity, PV panels with circa12 years remaining on the contract, storageheaters, private water supply from borehole,septic tank; although this may not comply withcurrent regulations.Council Tax: Band CFixtures and Fittings: Only items known asfixtures and fittings will be included in the sale.Wayleaves, rights of way and easements: Theproperty will be sold subject to and with thebenefit of all wayleaves, easements and rightsof way, whether mentioned in these particularsor not.Tenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £625,000Agents notes: Part of the ground floor sufferedminor flooding in February 2020. A sump pumphas since been added to the effected area.Planning: Prospective purchasers are advisedthat they should make their own enquiries of thelocal planning authority.A five-bar gate gives access to a circular driveway which follows a central lawned area and provides access to the outbuildings and parking. A small stream runs in front of the main house - a historic feature from when this was a working mill - with pedestrian bridges to the house. Behind the carport building there is further ground which can be used as a vegetable garden. The River Teme runs to the southern boundary of the property, which is also the border of England and Wales. The paddock/field can be accessed on foot along the bank or via a separate gateway from the lane.The property is set amidst the stunning rolling hills and valleys of the Shropshire AONB and SSSI. The villages and communities of Beguildy and Llanfair Waterdine are close by with village shop and good pubs on offer. The eclectic market town of Knighton is nearby and has a primary school, a leisure centre, supermarkets, a petrol station and independent shops, cafes and pubs. The Offas Dyke footpath runs through Knighton and is a 177 mile National Trail footpath that closely follows the England/Wales border.A little further is wonderful Presteigne, boasting excellent deli's, butchers, greengrocers, cafes, pubs and restaurants. In the opposite direction is the larger town of Newtown, with primary and secondary schools and all one would expect in terms of amenities.Ever popular Ludlow, The city of Hereford and the county town of Shrewsbury are slightly further afield, all with mainline train stations and wider-ranging facilities. Nearby Llangunllo has a station on the Heart of the Wales line running from Shrewsbury to Swansea. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_llanfair-waterdine-d636603/for-sale_i71362961
Lying low in a quiet plot of private gardens stretching just shy of an acre, this stone barn has been extensively renovated with great care and sensitivity by the architect Nicholas Keeble. The interior draws together characterful 19th-century period details with a modern material palette and mindful approach to energy efficiency. Set in the quiet slope of Herefordshire countryside, the location is ideal for easy access to the Brecon Beacons and the popular town of Hay-on-Wye, a 10-minute cycle ride away. The Architect A specialist in restoring historic homes and barn conversions, Nicholas Keeble trained at The Brixton School of Building, founded in 1904 by W R Lethaby, and at London South Bank University. He was employed initially by the Directorate of Ancient Monuments and Historic Buildings, where he worked on the restoration of the Peers' Dining Room at the Palace of Westminster. Later he produced measured drawings of listed buildings for Donald Insall Associates, including Apsley House, London, and Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire. He spent several years working on new social housing, specialising in homes for the elderly and the disabled, before returning to building conservation, setting up Nicholas Keeble Associates as a planning consultancy in 1992. The Tour Tucked out of sight on a quiet country lane, the house quietly reveals itself. There's private parking for several vehicles here plus an EV charger, with the main entrance is set on the front facade, accessed via a path that meanders through the pretty front gardens. The interior has been designed with rural living in mind, with intuitive interventions peppered throughout. In the entrance hall, there is plenty of cloakroom space for coats, shoes and wellies. A warm and welcoming kitchen is positioned centrally on the ground floor, with a creamy distemper on the walls and lines of bespoke cabinetry. Slate flooring runs underfoot and a separate utility space to one side houses the appliances and laundry area. The dining and living spaces are arranged in an open plan, producing a naturally sociable flow and dispersing an excellent quality of natural light. Full-height timber-framed windows rise from ground level to the upper storey, bringing good solar gain and a modern, less cottage-like feel. Underfloor heating downstairs and the radiators upstairs are supplied by a ground source heat pump (which also heats the water there is also a log-burning stove positioned centrally. French doors open directly from the living room onto a sunny stone terrace, which makes for a wonderful spot for summer lunches or a glass of wine in the evening, with a canopy providing shelter from sun and rain. Two bespoke staircases built of sustainable English oak rise on either side of the plan, leading up to the two quiet double bedrooms upstairs. The main bedroom is a bright space with an en suite bathroom complete with a double-ended bathtub and underfloor heating. A glass walkway linking the two bedrooms retains a visual connection to the ground floor and allows light to penetrate the desk area below. The second bedroom is another wonderfully quiet and restful sleeping area, decorated in calm neutral colours. This bedroom has its own shower room and pleasant views across the gardens. Outside Space The gardens form an integral part of the overall experience of the house, attracting a mesmerising array of local wildlife and birdlife. Terraces to the front of the house provide a welcoming position for morning coffee, while at the back of the house, there is a secluded terrace and a log store, with undercover shelter for chopping wood. Glorious beds of natural grasses, herbaceous perennials and bouquets of herbs border the lawns, with garden paths weaving through avenues of trees, some of which are fruiting, defining the border. In the summer months, the garden gives way to a wave of wildflowers which ebbs and flows with the change of the seasons. The Area In the medieval period, Clifford was a thriving town with almost 200 houses stretching along the river Wye. Today, it is a quiet hamlet with approximately 30 houses. The location is brilliant for enjoying the highlights of rural living. The river Wye, a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest and one of the longest near-natural rivers in England and Wales, can be reached on foot in around five minutes through a local nature reserve. The river has an ever-increasing population of wild salmon and plenty of otters and kingfishers and there are opportunities for canoeing and swimming within a five-minute walk of the house. The Brecon Beacons National Park and the Black Mountains can also be easily reached: two of the wildest, untouched mountain regions in the UK, with brilliant walks and hikes, biking trails and canoeing. The house is a mile and a half from the historic town of Hay-on-Wye, just three minutes in the car or a steady 10-minute cycle ride. Hay-on-Wye is a lively town famed for its many bookshops and revered literary event, the Hay Festival or, as it's been coined, 'the Woodstock of the mind'. Richard Booth's Bookshop and Cinema is a local institution. The Old Electric Shop is a well-curated emporium, stocking the work of local artisans alongside vintage clothes and books. It also serves delicioustea, coffee and cake. Chapters is a celebrated local restaurant with serious foodie credentials. The beloved borders sheep's milk ice cream maker, Shepherds, can also be found in Hay. Hay Castle is a centre for arts, literature and learning with a full range of events, exhibitions and workshops throughout the year. Enjoying close ties with Hay, equally lively Presteigne is a short drive away and has an excellent fishmonger and greengrocer, as well as a popular pizzeria, Daphne's. Ludlow and Ledbury are both within reach, as is the city of Hereford, the Forest of Dean, and the Brecon Beacons. The closest train station to Hay-on-Wye is Hereford, which lies approximately 20 miles to the east and provides direct services to London Paddington in around three hours. It also runs direct services north to Manchester and south to Cardiff and Newport, with further connections to London and the Southwest. Cheltenham, Cardiff, and Bristol are all reachable in around an hour and 40 minutes by car. Council Tax Band: Currently exempt as used as a holiday let. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_clifford-d547285/for-sale_i71773667
The High Street properties are a combination of beautifully refurbished and new build houses. Three renovated homes have been elegantly finished to retain character and charm and the three new builds will be finished to exacting standards.The Wye College Collection is an exclusive development of luxury homes in the restored Grade I and II listed former college and includes a small number of new build houses. Each property has been elegantly finished to retain character and charm, to create truly unique homes. The properties offer something for every buyer with communal facilities to entertain and enjoy.The apartments and houses are sympathetically converted. By introducing new technologies and a high specification for internal fittings, we have created the perfect combination of old and new. 38 residential units exist within the original campus buildings, in a combination of houses and apartments in a range of sizes. Alongside the development on Olantigh Road there are four cottages known as Squires Cottages and three existing houses along the High Street opposite the original entrance. Three new build houses are being built behind the existing High Street properties. There are two new build houses being built off Olantigh Road behind the campus buildings offering stunning views of the countryside. In addition to the private homes at Wye College Collection are a number of impressive communal areas including the Parlour (dining room) which can be hired for occasions and the Old Library (residents lounge). These shared spaces feature much of the original listed architectural features. Building Warranty 10 Year AdvantageTenureHigh Street houses FreeholdSquires Cottages FreeholdCampus house 37, 39 and 40 FreeholdCampus conversion 999 year leaseExpected Completion DatesHigh Street houses Q2/Q3 2024Campus houses and conversions Q3/Q4 2024Squires Cottages Q3/Q4 2024Service charge approx.Campus conversion £2.60p per square foot**Freehold properties will have a smaller service charge whilst High Street properties have no charge. SpecificationKitchenUnits: Stone coloured contemporary Shaker style kitchen with solid framed doors, soft close hinges and drawers. Handles: Designer matt bronze handles. Worktop: 18mm quartz worktop with matching upstand and splashback behind hob Utility rooms: Units, handles and worktop as kitchen. Appliances: Bosch integrated oven Bosch integrated microwave larger units with combination microwave ovens Bosch integrated induction hob Bosch extractor hood Bosch integrated fridge/freezer Bosch integrated dish washer Sink/tap: Butler style sink with polished chrome mixer tap.BathroomHigh quality contemporary bathroom and cloakroom suites Freestanding or wall hung vanity unit with hand basins Chrome taps, wastes and flush buttons Showers either over bath with screens, enclosures with low profile trays or level access walk in style Fixed shower head, hand shower and thermostatic mixer valve in chrome Heated towel rails in chrome Mirror bathroom cabinets with demister pad and shaver socket Large format porcelain tiles to bathrooms and shower rooms with feature tiles to behind showers and within shower enclosures Internal SpecificationMatt emulsion to all internal walls Designer range matt bronze door and window ironmongery Quality prefinished engineered oak flooring to living, kitchen and dining areas Luxury carpet to all bedrooms with carpet runners to stairs (where applicable) Limestone floors to separate kitchens. Porcelain floor tiles to Cloakrooms and utility areas High quality column style radiators with thermostatic valve control Contemporary ElectricsDesigner switches and sockets are being provided to living, dining and kitchen areas with matching 5A lamp sockets, TV and BT/broadband points will also be provided TV, telephone and internet points to living room and master bedroom OpenReach broadband infrastructure included (occupier to apply for connection) Video entry system with smartphone app connectivity Hard wired and integrated smoke and heat detection systems NotesCertain units to include timber wall panelling to master bedrooms Certain apartments to include additional feature lightsNEW BUILD: VARIANCE IN SPECIFICATION1. Units: Light Grey with contrasting Slate Blue island units (where applicable) 2. Handles: Designer satin nickel handles 3. Utility rooms: As kitchen 4. Sink/tap: Butler style sink with brushed stainless steel mixer tap 5. Brushed stainless steel taps, wastes and flush buttons 6. Fixed shower head, hand shower and thermostatic mixer valve in brushed stainless steel 7. Heated towel rail in brushed stainless steel 8. Designer range satin nickel door ironmongery 9. High quality white contemporary horizontal panel radiators with thermostatic valve control. About the developerTT Group (Telereal Trillium) is one of the UK's largest, privately owned property investment and development firms. We seek to acquire brownfield sites and buildings primarily for residential development. We have an exceptional track record in securing planning permissions and building out schemes ranging from small developments to major projects. Recently completed schemes include The Lookout in Poole, 127 West Ealing, Irene Studios in Balham and The Gate House in Ashford, Surrey. IMPORTANT NOTICE Strutt & Parker gives notice that: 1. These particulars do not constitute an offer or contract or part thereof. 2. All descriptions, photographs and plans are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. All measurements and specifications are approximate, are not necessarily to scale and may be subject to change. Any prospective purchaser must satisfy themselves of the correctness of the information within the particulars by inspection or otherwise. 3. Some images may be Computer Generated Images, are indicative only and may differ from the final build product. 4. Images may be of the show home rather than the individual unit. 5. Lifestyle images are indicative only. 6. Strutt & Parker does not have any authority to give any representations or warranties whatsoever in relation to this property (including but not limited to planning/building regulations), nor can it enter into any contract on behalf of the vendor. 7. Strutt & Parker does not accept responsibility for any expenses incurred by prospective purchasers in inspecting properties which have been sold, let or withdrawn. 8. We are able to refer you to SPF Private Clients Limited ("SPF") for mortgage broking services, and to Alexander James Interiors ("AJI"), an interior design service. Should you decide to use the services of SPF, we will receive a referral fee from them of 25% of the aggregate of the fee paid to them by you for the arrangement of a mortgage and any fee received by them from the product provider. Should you decide to use the services of AJI, we will receive a referral fee of 10% of the net income received by AJI for the services they provide to you. 9. If there is anything of particular importance to you, please contact this office and Strutt & Parker will try to have the information checked for you. CGI's and Photographs produced 2023. Particulars prepared 2023. Strutt & Parker is a trading style of BNP Paribas Real Estate Advisory & Property Management UK Limited, a private limited company registered in England & Wales with company number 04176965 whose registered office is at 5 Aldermanbury Square, London EC2V 7BP.The properties are approached via a private entrance providing parking for 2 cars per property. Bike storage and EV charging will also be provided.Each property enjoys a private terrace leading to lawned gardens.Ashford town centre 4.7 miles, M20 (Junction 9) 4.9 miles, Ashford International station 5.2 miles (London St Pancras from 36 minutes), Canterbury 10 milesWye offers an excellent range of local services and shops, a regular farmers' market and a station. Comprehensive shopping, education and leisure facilities can be found in both Ashford and Canterbury. There are excellent private and state sectorschools in the area; Wye Primary School is highly regarded, as is the Free School (secondary Spring Grove and Ashford schools are nearby. Road communications are excellent with access to the M20 close by. Ashford International provides High Speed services to London St Pancras from around 36 minutes. The area has good access to the Continent. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wye-c35490/for-sale_i69537223
This captivating, five-bedroom country property has cottagey charm, fresh, contemporary appeal and an incomparable long distance outlook over the Wye Valley. What makes this house special is the setting and the views. From the terrace at the back of the house you look towards Trellech on a clear day you can see the spire of Trellech Church - and then you can see 160 degrees all the way round to the eastern bank of the Wye above Tintern. For me, it was the first thing that drew me to the house and second was the setting, almost at the end of a no through road, where it is completely private and not overlooked. The Old Bakery has been sympathetically and extensively extended over many years, changing it from a cosy two-up, two down cottage to create a spacious and attractive home. It has been maintained in excellent condition by the vendors, who bought it 31 years ago and have had a wonderful family life there. It benefits from the loveliest of locations, with 0.63 acres of gardens and wonderful woodland walks from the doorstep. It is within walking distance of the sought-after village of Devauden, a vibrant and sociable community, well served by both a village shop and a garage, with a village hall. A variety of clubs and activities and a lively programme of village events, including an annual music festival. An ideal family home, The Old Bakery is in the catchment for Shirenewton Primary School, which has an excellent reputation. There are further educational establishments in Chepstow (4 miles) and those in Monmouth (12 miles) include the independent Haberdashers Monmouth Schools. The market towns of Monmouth and Chepstow provide a range of leisure facilities, independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Both have an M&S Foodhall and in Monmouth there is a Waitrose. The Old Bakery is also a convenient base for commuters, with good access to the motorway network, bringing Bristol, Newport and Cardiff within easy reach. There are intercity trains to London from Newport and Bristol Parkway and international flights from Bristol and Cardiff airports.STEP INSIDE:- - At the end of a peaceful, no-through country road, a wooden five bar gate opens onto a tree-lined tarmac lane, which leads to the property. There is a large gravelled parking area in front of a detached double garage and a wide pathway leads down to the main entrance door, set under a long storm porch.The main door opens to a charming quarry tiled hall, which doubles as a dining room. A door leads through to the characterful living room, part of the original cottage. The beams in this room, as elsewhere, have been painted white to give an airy, contemporary feel. There is a feature fireplace, believed to have been constructed from reclaimed stone from the property, with an old wooden mantel beam. The fireplace houses a Jotul woodburning stove. Because the old part of the house has such thick stone walls, this room is always cool in summer and lovely and in winter it is really comfy and cosy. From the living room there is a door to the kitchen, which, like the dining hall, has a quarry tiled floor. It is fitted with a range of wooden/wood effect kitchen units with Bosch integrated appliances and a freestanding AEG fridge freezer. In the centre of the room there is plenty of space for a breakfast table. The kitchen has a door to back garden where steps lead up to the generous rear terrace, which takes advantage of the Wye Valley outlook and makes a fantastic outdoor entertaining space. From the kitchen, two large windows overlook the back of the house whilst there's another window over the sink, looking towards the Wye Valley, with the sort of view which must make washing up sheer pleasure!Stairs lead up from the kitchen to a small landing, which widens out into a large study area, with a window to the front of the property. From the landing, a door opens to a sitting room, with French doors directly to the rear terrace. On this floor, there are also two well-presented bathrooms, both with baths and one with a separate shower cubicle. There is a bedroom with an ensuite WC, a further bedroom overlooking the front of the house and a principal bedroom with stunning views of the Wye Valley. This lovely room has an ensuite shower and a walk-in wardrobe. From the upstairs sitting room there is a door to an inner landing, off which there is a useful utility room. There is also a door to a long utility and storage area which runs from the front of the house to the back. This has double arched doors to the front and French doors to the back garden. From the inner landing, stairs rise to a further floor, above the long utility/storage area, where there are two bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room. The vendors added these rooms in 2001 by raising the pitch of the roof at the west end of the house. One of these rooms is currently used as a home office. The property has hardwood double glazed windows throughout and the Worcester Bosch boiler was replaced in 2019.Outside - The property is built to fit the contours of a hillside, which explains the different internal levels. The sloping gardens at the back have been landscaped to provide a large, paved terrace which takes full advantage of the Wye Valley views. It is a big space, very good for barbeques and entertaining and excellent for a gin and tonic after work. Curved stone steps lead up from the terrace to a sloping grassed area, interspersed with mature trees and shrubs. From the front of the property, there are views over fields and wooded countryside. In front of the parking area there is a large flower bed and a sloping lawn. A path leads down from the parking area to the attractive storm porch, probably built in the 1920s, with a tiled roof and wooden supports. In front of this is a seating area. In the early spring it makes a nice place to sit, because it is south facing and sheltered from the wind.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. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_devauden-d564489/for-sale_i69962735
A captivating 9-bedroom country residence offering almost 9000 sqft of versatile accommodation, set in just under one acre with beautiful country views. Having been previously run as a AA 5* rated boutique Bed & Breakfast but now utilised as a delightful large family home, located just 5 miles east of Ludlow.The Graig has been a family home for over 50 years and has been thoughtfully extended and renovated over the years, providing extremely versatile accommodation, ideal for a larger family or multi-generational living.Ground floor accommodationOn the ground floor the west wing provides bedroom accommodation and the east wing provides reception and living accommodation; which was utilised when operated as a 5* AA rated bed and breakfast. A large split level reception/sitting/dining room offers wonderful views out to the garden and terrace and leads to a second reception room featuring a brick fireplace with log burning stove. This room leads into a breakfast room and then to the kitchen which was used for catering purposes with a large walk in pantry. A laundry and conservatory are accessed from the kitchen.There are 5 bedrooms, all benefitting from superb en-suite facilities, 3 of which are accessed from a separate access from the driveway allowing privacy to the principal house. To complete the ground floor is a well-proportioned large breakfast kitchen with island with access to outside, stairs leading to the first floor and a door leading to a separate hallway with own access to outside; perfect for a dependant as self-contained. First floor accommodationThere are two staircases leading to the first floor: one from the kitchen and the other from the main entrance hallway.There are four bedrooms to include one superb master with large en-suite with free standing bath, dressing room and offering plenty of storage. To complete the first floor is a bathroom and two further spacious reception rooms. One of the reception rooms located on the first floor features a vaulted ceiling. This split-level large room draws you to the glorious countryside views. The second reception room has kitchen facilities and again benefits from wonderful views to the surrounding countryside. OutsideA well mature garden has a wonderful array of plants, shrubs and trees. Featuring a large natural wildlife pond to the front of the property and offering captivating countryside views. To the side and rear of the property are pathways, a greenhouse and an extensive patio area; ideal for entertaining. An attractive sweeping gravelled driveway provides ample parking.Services: Oil heating, private drainageTenure: We understand the property to be freeholdLocal Authority: Wyre Forest District Council EPC C.Council Tax Band: GImportant Note to Purchasers: Please refer to our Terms & Conditions of Business: conditions/ Administration Deposit:RJ Country Homes requires a £1,000.00 deposit payable by the purchaser prior to issuing the Memorandum of Sale. This will be reimbursed at the point of completion. If you decide to withdraw from the purchase this deposit may not be reimbursed and the deposit collected either in part or in full and retained by RJ Country Homes to cover administration and re-marketing costs of the property. RJ Country Homes has not tested any equipment, apparatus or integral appliances, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for purpose. We advise Buyers to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. Please note that RJ Country Homes has not had sight of the title documents. A buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are NOT included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_clee-hill-d545994/for-sale_i70192464
A rare opportunity to purchase this wonderful detached home which is set in around 1/3 of an acre. Court Cottage is situated at the end of Cherry Garden Lane, a peaceful no through road, just a short walk from the excellent local village amenities. This beautifully presented home spans over 2,200 sqft and offers four double bedrooms, two en suite, family bathroom, fitted kitchen, breakfast room, utility, cloakroom, study and impressive sitting/dining room with open fire. The stunning, well stocked garden has been lovingly maintained by the current owner with a variety of mature flowers, shrubs and fruit trees and enjoys a southerly aspect looking out onto Wye Cricket club.Location - The quintessential English village location with everything you could possibly want from village life. Wye offers excellent local schools, good transport links including mainline station, a traditional family owned butchers, convenient Co-op store and library. There are many beautiful countryside walks on your doorstep including Wye Downs nature reserve.Solid Wooden Casement Door - Through to:Entrance Hall - Double glazed window to side, radiator, stairs to first floor, large storage cupboard, telephone point.Kitchen - 4.80m x 3.18m (15'9 x 10'5) - Double aspect with generous range of fitted wall and base units with Corian worktops, dual sink with disposal and water softener, chrome mixer tap and drainer unit, five ring gas hob with stainless steel surround, extractor hood and lighting above, double electric eye level oven, radiator, downlighters, full height fridge, half height freezer, plentiful storage, integrated dishwasher.Breakfast Room - 3.81m x 1.96m (12'6 x 6'5) - Dual aspect double glazed French doors opening to courtyard garden, radiator, tiled floor covering, vaulted ceiling.Inner Hallway - With large storage cupboard, door to:Bedroom Two - 4.75m x 2.64m (15'7 x 8'8) - Double glazed windows with box window seating and French doors opening to rear, downlighters, built in wardrobes, door through to:En Suite Shower Room - Walk in shower housing electric shower with glazed screen, tiled wall finish, wash basin inset vanity unit with chrome electric mixer tap, low level WC, feature fan light, frosted double glazed window to side.Sitting Room - 5.61m x 3.78m (18'5 x 12'5) - Enjoys a double aspect looking out across the garden, casement door opening onto the rear patio, feature fireplace with open working fire, built in book shelves and storage into the recess, coved ceiling, downlighters, TV aerial point, coved ceiling, radiator, opening through to:Dining Room - 3.56m x 3.30m (11'8 x 10'10) - Double glazed window to rear, radiator, door to:Bedroom One - 5.49m x 4.47m (18'0 x 14'8) - Double glazed windows opening to the rear, radiator, range of built in wardrobes, door through to:En Suite Shower Room - 2.31m x 1.45m (7'7 x 4'9) - Large walk in shower cubicle housing digital mains shower, low level WC, wash basin inset vanity unit with cupboards beneath and chrome mixer tap, tiled wall finish, downlighters, extractor, heated towel rail, double glazed window opens towards the front.Utility Room - 3.18m x 2.39m (10'5 x 7'10) - Double glazed window to side, fitted base units, full height storage cupboard, plumbing and space for washing machine, wall mounted gas fired boiler.Cloakroom - Double glazed window to side, low level WC, wash basin inset vanity unit with storage beneath, mainly tiled wall finish.Study - 4.88m x 3.18m (16'0 x 10'5) - Double glazed casement door opening to patio, radiator.First Floor: - Landing - Loft access, large built in storage cupboard, Velux window to side.Bedroom Three - 5.59m x 3.76m (18'4 x 12'4) - Velux window to rear, under eaves storage, radiator, built in wardrobes, telephone point.Bedroom Four - 4.95m x 3.12m (16'3 x 10'3) - Velux window to front, built in wardrobes, under eaves storage, radiator.Family Bathroom - Velux window to side, panelled bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, low level WC, wash basin inset vanity unit with mixer tap, mainly tiled wall finish, heated towel rail, downlighters, extractor fan.Driveway & Garage - Generous driveway providing off road parking for several vehicles leading to a single attached garage with electric automatic door.Gardens - A large terrace provides a wonderful space on which to enjoy the sunny, southerly aspect and looks out on Wye Cricket Club. An expansive lawn with established herbaceous borders provides a feeling of seclusion and houses a wide variety of shrubs, flowers, fruit trees and raised vegetable plots. Accessible from the breakfast room is a further very secluded patio area, perfect to take breakfast during the morning sun.Tenure - Freehold.Services - All main services are connected.Council Tax - Ashford Borough Council Band: F. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wye-c35490/for-sale_i69183252
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.The house is located on the outskirts of the Caerphilly borough village of Nelson where local amenities, sports clubs, parks and schools can be easily accessed. The home nestles into a peaceful spot, surrounded by incredible views of the valleys landscape that offers walks, rides and treks literally on the doorstep. But working, shopping and socialising while living at this lovely house is easy too, with the main county roads nearby leading to Aberdare and Caerphilly, while the A470 takes you south to Cardiff or north to Merthyr Tydfil and Cyfarthfa Shopping Park. Keep travelling and you find yourself in Bannau Brycheiniog Brecon Beacons National Park, one of the most glorious of areas in Wales, where towering mountains surrounded by stunning countryside, rivers and lakes offer a range of exciting outdoor activities within nature's mesmerising playground.Step Inside: - 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.Outside - 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.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? 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Middlefield Lodge is a generous contemporary home nestled in a charming lightly wooded setting with superb views over the North Downs. The property benefits from a large double garage with annexe room, and mature boundaries provide high levels of privacy. Wye is arguably the best village in East Kent and detached houses of this stature are a rarity.The storm porch opens to a bright and welcoming reception hall with a turned stairway and a cloakroom. From here, double doors open to the expansive 21 ft dual-aspect sitting room with its brick fireplace, log-burning stove and French doors to the rear terrace. A useful study and a formal dining room are also accessed from the main hall.The accommodation flows into the sociable open-plan living space which comprises a cosy family room and kitchen/breakfast area which enjoy striking North Downs views from wide bi-folding glazed doors. The kitchen features a range of wall and base cabinetry and a large central island with inset sink and breakfast bar, along with various integrated appliances. There is also a cloakroom, utility room and an adaptable games room leading to the garage and annexe room.The first floor has a generous landing and is home to five well-proportioned bedrooms with a range of bespoke fitted wardrobes. The principal bedroom has a luxury en suite shower room with a sauna, and an additional bedroom also benefits from an en suite shower room. There is also a family bathroom.The property is approached via a sweeping brick-laid driveway flanked with formal lawns, tall trees and shrubs, giving access to the attached double garage with annexe room above. The substantial rear plot benefits from decked and paved terraces followed by established landscaped garden with an abundance of lush lawns, mature herbaceous borders, a walkway with pergola. The views over the North Downs are hugely impressive and can be enjoyed from all parts of the garden, particularly the summer house with decked verandah a perfect spot to unwind and take in the sunset.Picturesque Wye sits on the edge of the beautiful Kent Downs AONB. The village, with its excellent range of shops and schools, is around 11 miles from Canterbury and 5.4 miles from Ashford, which offers an extensive array of amenities, shopping facilities and eateries, together with the Ashford Designer Outlet. There are several well-regarded schools nearby, including Wye School, Spring Grove School and The King's School, Canterbury. Road links are excellent with the M20 close by. Ashford International provides High Speed services to London St Pancras from around 36 minutes. The area has good access to the Continent. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wye-c35490/for-sale_i69112750
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