Key Features

• Council Tax Band: E | Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council | Tenure: Freehold
• Three bedroomed semi-detached cottage in a super position enjoying countryside views and a level garden of circa 0.39 of an acre
• Living room with wood stove | 18’ 5 x 15’ 5 triple aspect kitchen / diner opening onto a sun terrace with veranda
• Utility room | Cloakroom
• Triple aspect principal bedroom with en-suite wet room, vaulted ceiling and a wonderful scenic panorama
• Two further first floor bedrooms affording a delightful outlook over the surrounding landscape | Modern white family bathroom suite
• Glorious gardens enveloping the cottage with many seating areas
• Garage, workshop & carport | Brick outbuilding
• No connected chain

Summary

This three bedroomed semi-detached country cottage sits in an enviable position on the periphery of the medieval Monmouthshire village of Llanvihangel Crucorney and enjoys a fine countryside vista across its delightful gardens to the splendid countryside and undulating hills of the Bannau Brycheiniog beyond.  Occupying level gardens of circa 0.39 of an acre, this traditional country home has been greatly enhanced and extended by its owners into a contemporary family home perfectly in keeping with its surroundings.

Entered via a door with stained glass window into a slate tiled hallway, doors open to one side into a cosy living room hosting a wood stove, whilst to the other side, there is a superb triple aspect 18’ 5 x 15 ‘5 kitchen / diner fitted with stylish cabinets, solid wood worktops and integrated appliances with French doors opening onto a paved sun terrace with a veranda over.  Completing the ground floor, is a useful utility room with access to the garden, and a cloakroom.  Upstairs, the statement room of this cottage is undoubtedly its triple aspect principal bedroom which has a vaulted ceiling and wood framed windows almost reaching from floor to  ceiling.  This bedroom has a modern en-suite wet room whilst the other two bedrooms, both of which enjoy countryside views, are served by a white bathroom suite.

Outside, the pretty gardens encompass a large level lawn sweeping around three sides of the cottage, which is planted with cottage style flowers, perennials and herbs and in its shaped wild grass areas, a great selection of fruit trees.  Parking is via a gated driveway which leads to a garage, in addition to a covered carport; plus, for hobby enthusiasts, there is an attached

workshop equipped with power supply.  This former two bay stable offers the opportunity, subject to planning consent, for the creation of ancillary accommodation to the property.  There are also two small red-brick garden stores to the southern boundary. 

This property was purchased via auction by the owner and an uplift clause was levied which would mean that any residential development in the garden would be subject to this clause. There are 3 years remaining (until Nov 2028).