Moon & Co. are delighted to offer to the market 53 Loop Road a detached family home occupying a pleasant position within this established residential area. The property briefly comprises, sitting room, conservatory, dining room, kitchen, utility room, bathroom and three double bedrooms, however there is great potential for further development.

Situated within this popular residential area, local amenities can be found at Sedbury to include doctors surgery and local store plus public house, junior and comprehensive schooling. Chepstow is also close at hand with its attendant range of facilities where you will find bus and rail links here. The A48, M48, M4 and M5 motorway network bring Newport, Cardiff, Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham within commuting distance.

20 Restway Wall offers spacious accommodation within this sought after retirement complex. The purpose built property benefits from a residential manager with emergency assistance. The property briefly comprises reception hall, living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bathroom. The property also benefits from the use of the communal laundry room and communal lounge.

Being situated in Chepstow, there are a number of local amenities to include doctors and dental surgeries, Chepstow community hospital, local shops and restaurants. There are good bus, road and rail links with the A48, M4 and M48 motorway networks bringing Newport, Cardiff and Bristol within commuting distance.

Fairbourne comprises a 1930’s bay fronted bungalow located in a pleasant position within the sought-after village of St. Arvans and close to the popular town of Chepstow. The property has undergone a recent and thorough renovation to include new kitchen, bathroom, redecoration and carpeting. Detached bungalows in a pleasant village location such as this are rarely available and viewing is highly recommended.

Being situated in St. Arvans a range of facilities are close at hand to include the local Piercefield pub and children’s nursery, as well as being a short distance from Chepstow Racecourse and Chepstow town itself, offering a further range of facilities to include primary and secondary schools, doctor and dental surgeries, shops, pubs and restaurants. There are good bus, road and rail links with the A48, M4 and M48 motorway networks bringing Bristol, Cardiff and Newport all within commuting distance.

The Woodfield House, a historic Grade II listed building located on Bridge Street in the heart of Chepstow, opposite the world-famous Chepstow Castle on the banks of River Wye, being on the edge of the well renowned Wye Valley, an area of designated outstanding natural beauty.

Chepstow itself is a popular tourist destination with easy motorway links both from the M4, M5 and M48, with many attractions such as the aforementioned Wye Valley and Chepstow Racecourse to mention but a few.

The Woodfield House has traded for many years as a successful hotel and restaurant and more recently as a Bed and Breakfast, offering potential for re-investment and expansion of this already lucrative business.

The property itself offers a well-equipped bar and lounge area with restaurant and commercial kitchen, along with gentlemen and ladies cloakroom facilities on the ground floor, in addition to nine en-suite bedrooms and large private gardens to the rear offering potential for hosting weddings and other celebrations.

Due to the vendors retiring, the business has not been run at its full potential for some years and would offer an easy route for an enthusiastic client or business to increase its revenue.

The vendors also own a detached property with double garage, at the end of the rear garden, with its own private access, currently offering to the ground floor two letting en-suite bedrooms and to the first floor a self-contained apartment with open plan kitchen/dining/living room, a bedroom and a bathroom. This could easily be converted to a stand alone dwelling or updated to provide further accommodation for the hotel.

This genuinely is a very rare opportunity to acquire a unique and historic property within Chepstow, serious enquires are invited.

16 St. Tewdrics Place comprises a semi-detached family property located in a pleasant cul-de-sac within the very sought after village of Mathern, offering an excellent opportunity to renovate this well-loved family home. The property briefly comprises to the ground floor, sitting room, kitchen, dining room and conservatory. To the first floor are three bedrooms and bathroom. The property benefits from uPVC double glazing, an updated heating system and cavity wall insulation. To the front, the property has a level garden and pathway leading to the rear garden.

The property is located within the very sought after village of Mathern, itself located conveniently to Chepstow, giving access to local schools, shops and other amenities. Mathern also benefits from a busy social aspect with popular village pub.

12 The Orchard House, offers a spacious and stylish first floor duplex apartment, situated within the grounds of a Grade II listed mansion. The property forms part of a private, gated development, surrounded by stunning, landscaped communal gardens with commanding views across Chepstow and the lower Wye Valley. The Mount is conveniently located within walking distance of the town centre, and the wide range of amenities that Chepstow has to offer. There are also good bus, road and rail links close by, with the A48, M48 and M4 motorway networks bringing Newport, Cardiff and Bristol all within commuting distance.

The stunning entrance through the electric gates leads you under the arch and into the central courtyard where there is allocated parking for residents along with visitor parking. The apartment itself comprises of a generous and light sitting room, open to the dining area and kitchen, a spacious utility room with WC and the third bedroom to the ground floor. On the first floor you will find the impressive principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom and dressing area, the main bathroom and a further double bedroom.

New House comprises of an individually designed and constructed detached family house, originally built by Kerrin Homes, a local developer of good repute, who specialised in properties with an extensive use of oak. The property is very attractive therefore, with exposed oak beams and attractive brickwork being a feature of this comfortable family house. Weyloed Lane is a popular residential area of Mynyddbach and its adjoining village of Shirenewton, the lane itself comprising of spacious detached family houses. The villages are also close to the popular town of Chepstow and with good access to Bristol via the M48 motorway.

Moon & Co. are delighted to offer to the market a superb investment opportunity, situated in Chepstow Town Centre. The Berkeley Centre is currently utilised as part commercial and part residential and now has full planning permission (Planning Reference No: DM/2023/00201) to convert to three separate apartments. The top floor apartment is near completion and currently offers three bedrooms, open plan kitchen/living/dining space and updated bathroom. The ground floor offers WC facilities, two work rooms and additional reception room, with the lower ground floor again part converted and offering a one bedroom apartment with kitchen and bathroom. Outside the property benefits from spacious private gardens.

The planning permission allows for the property to comprise a lower ground floor to ground floor house consisting of two bedrooms, kitchen, living area and with the potential to add en-suite and dressing room/study space as well as the existing conservatory and the benefit of the private gardens. The ground floor apartment would comprise a two bedroom apartment with open plan kitchen/living/dining area and bathroom. The first floor apartment, which is already near completion, consists of the aforementioned three bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and living space.

Once completed the individual units would offer an investment buyer the opportunity to sell the properties and generate a positive equitable rise, rent the properties out on a short term tenancy basis or alternatively to utilise the completed properties for holiday let with high demand in the local area.

Orchards is an immaculate detached property, with the perfect blend of modern design and a peaceful setting. Nestled amidst green spaces, the location exudes a sense of tranquillity with stunning views over the surrounding Gloucestershire countryside.

This beautiful family home offers two spacious reception rooms, the first reception room features large windows, providing views of the beautiful garden and a cosy fireplace, making it an ideal spot for relaxation. The second reception room seamlessly connects to the garden, offering an indoor-outdoor living experience with ample space for entertaining guests or enjoying quality time with family. The open-plan layout creates a seamless flow throughout, allowing natural light to flood the interiors, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances, quartz countertops, an island which is perfect for meal preparation and informal dining. With six well-appointed double bedrooms, including a stunning master suite, this property offers ample space for families. The master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom, a walk-in closet, and large windows for an abundance of natural light.

Set on a sizeable 2.5-acre plot, this home provides ample outdoor space. The separate double garage offers additional convenience with a room above which could be turned into a home office or gym.
Being situated in Blakeney a range of local facilities are close at hand in the village itself to include shops and pubs, with good commuting links to Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham. Living in the Forest of Dean provides the added benefit of superb outdoor activities with fantastic cycling tracks, an array of nature reserves and designated wildlife areas on offer for any wildlife enthusiast and the picturesque Wye Valley on its border with canoeing and kayaking commonplace along the river itself, forming part of an An Area of Outstanding Beauty and drawing in visitors all year round.

Pear Tree House comprises a beautifully presented detached bungalow situated within this sought after location. The property has been updated throughout to a particularly high standard with excellent quality fittings and finishes. Pear Tree House is accessed via a spacious reception hall leading to a light and airy kitchen/dining room, complete with modern units and a superb feature of partially vaulted ceiling with Velux rooflights, which leads to a generous utility room. From the hallway there is further access to a cosy living room, three double bedrooms and family bathroom. Outside the property benefits from off-road parking and single garage, with level and private garden to the rear.

Being situated in Chepstow a range of local facilities are close at hand to include primary and secondary schooling, pubs and restaurants, along with doctors surgeries and dentists. There are good bus, road and rail links with the A48, M4 and M48 motorway networks bringing Bristol, Cardiff and Newport all within commuting distance.

* EXCEPTIONALLY RARE OPPORTUNITY
* SPACIOUS DETACHED BARN
* FULL PLANNING CONSENT
* POTENTIAL FOR THREE BEDROOMS
* LARGE LIVING/DINING ROOM
* SPACIOUS KITCHEN
* PLEASANT GARDENS
* POTENTIAL OF BUYING MORE LAND BY A SEPARATE NEGOTIATION

Moravian Manse comprises of a Grade II listed period house, constructed alongside and adjoining the Moravian Chapel in the beautiful and unspoilt village of Brockweir, enjoying a pretty location within this designated area of outstanding natural beauty. The property is located in the heart of this charming village within its own large private gardens but please note there is no parking, and it is pedestrian access only to the property. As aforementioned the property does require extensive renovation and improvements but houses of this nature are becoming increasingly difficult to find and it offers an excellent opportunity to create a stylish and comfortable family property. The village of Brockweir is ideally located within the world-famous Wye Valley midway between the historic towns of Chepstow and Monmouth and beautiful local countryside.