133 St. Lawrence Park was originally one of the show homes for this exclusive and sought after development and has been well maintained over the years, providing comfortable and spacious family accommodation.

St. Lawrence Park is well located, close to Chepstow’s historic town centre with it’s attendant range of facilities as well as the famous Wye Valley, along with the M48 motorway offering easy commuting possibilities.

1 Wyelands View comprises a stylish, updated and extended family house occupying a lovely position within the ever-popular village of Mathern which benefits from good community spirit and is well located, close to the larger town of Chepstow with its attended range of facilities, as well as good commuting prospects via the M48.

The current vendors have carried out extensive and thorough upgrades, particularly noteworthy is the kitchen/family room which is very stylish and well appointed, with the whole house presented to a very high standard.

Located on this popular residential development on the edge of Chepstow town centre, retaining excellent access to local schools, amenities and motorway network.

78 St. Lawrence Park comprises an immaculately presented detached family home, affording well-planned living accommodation and briefly comprises to the ground floor: reception hall, lounge with feature bay window, open plan kitchen/dining room, utility area and cloakroom/WC. To the first floor are four bedrooms, main one with en-suite and a separate family bathroom. Further benefits include driveway providing parking for two vehicles, single garage and generous low maintenance level rear garden.

Situated in this stunning semi-rural location within the heart of the Wye Valley an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Lagreach comprises a beautifully presented detached character cottage occupying an elevated position enjoying uninterrupted panoramic views. The property affords deceptively spacious and versatile living accommodation to include lounge, open plan kitchen/dining room, second reception room and a utility to the ground floor, whilst to the first floor there are four double bedrooms (Principal with en-suite) and a family bathroom. Set in delightful mature gardens and grounds of approximately one acre, further benefits include extensive private driveway parking, sizeable level lawns, terrace and a detached building currently utilised as a gym and bar/studio which offers fantastic further potential as either residential accommodation or other uses depending on requirements.

Tintern is well served with several shops, an excellent doctors’ surgery, book shop and cafés. Several fantastic local pubs and inns can be found along its banks, including The Anchor Inn with its views of the abbey, family-run restaurant Woodsaw and Wheel, and traditional pub The Rose & Crown, with The Wild Hare due to reopen in 2024 after an extensive refurbishment. The town today is a hub of community with a local book club, gardening club, and twice monthly local produce market. The surroundings in the Wye Valley are classified as an AONB, offering opportunities for walking, horse-riding, or bike rides through the lush green landscape and over the expansive River Wye. The nearest railway station, Chepstow, is a 15-minute drive away, with connections running to London in just over 2 hours, or to Bristol in around 45 minutes. The M4 can be easily accessed, turning off for the A466 to Chepstow, and continuing on towards the Wye Valley.

Offered to the market with the benefit of no onward chain is this immaculately presented, 4-bedroom semi-detached home constructed approximately 3 years ago by Barratt Homes and occupying a pleasant position within this popular residential location, enjoying views over open green to the front. The accommodation briefly comprises to the ground floor, entrance hall, sitting room, cloakroom/WC, utility room and spacious kitchen/diner, providing an excellent sociable room with access to the rear garden. To the first floor are four bedrooms and family bathroom, with the principal bedroom featuring an en-suite shower room and built-in wardrobes. The property benefits from landscaped private rear garden and driveway offering parking for two vehicles along with a single garage to the front.

Being situated in Sedbury, a range of local facilities are close at hand to include primary and secondary schools, shops and pub, with a further abundance of amenities in nearby Chepstow. 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.

Offered with the benefit of no onward chain, 24 Bridget Drive comprises a well-presented mid-terrace property affording deceptively spacious living accommodation to comprise entrance porch, hall, WC/ cloakroom, kitchen/breakfast room, lounge and conservatory to the ground floor, whilst the first floor offers three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property enjoys a sizeable low-maintenance rear garden enjoying fantastic far-reaching views across countryside and toward the Severn Bridge.

Situated in a quiet residential location with convenient access to local schools, amenities and Chepstow town centre. Being within excellent access to the M48/M4 Motorway network, this would ideally suit the everyday commuter.

Offered to the market with the benefit of no onward chain, 47 Greenmeadow Drive comprises a well-presented detached single-storey bungalow offering fantastic versatile living accommodation and situated in a sought-after quiet village location retaining excellent access to Chepstow and the Motorway network via the A48. The well-planned accommodation comprises; entrance porch, hall, kitchen, dining room, lounge, three bedrooms, bathroom and WC. Further benefits include an integrated single garage, extensive driveway and low-maintenance gardens to both the front and rear.

The property is situated in Penhow, a popular and most sought after village location conveniently positioned just off the A48 providing excellent transport access to the M48 and M4 Motorways with direct links westbound to Newport (10 miles) and Cardiff (22 miles) and eastbound to Bristol (25 miles). The old market town of Chepstow is just 8 miles distance and offers an extensive range of amenities as well as Chepstow railway station which provides regular rail links, and the bus station providing local services and links to Cardiff, Swansea and London Victoria. The renowned Wye Valley is a short distance away. The property is situated within the Caerleon and Langstone school catchment areas.

17 Normandy Way comprises an older style semi-detached house occupying a pleasant position on this popular development and presented to a good standard throughout. Normandy Way itself is well located in the centre of Chepstow, giving easy access to local schools, shops and other amenities, as well as being close to the M48 motorway with access to Bristol and Cardiff.

The property offers well appointed accommodation and briefly comprises to the ground floor: entrance hall, WC, living room and open plan kitchen/dining family room with three bedrooms and contemporary shower room to the first floor. The property also benefits from attractive garden, garage with driveway. Viewing is highly recommended.