The Toll House, Pike Road, comprises of a well appointed and fully updated property situated within this fantastic rural village. Believed to be around 200 years old, this Grade II listed property offers modern living whilst retaining many of its original character features. To the ground floor the property is accessed via solid wood doorway into living room with step down to ground floor WC, kitchen, utility room and formal dining room, with three bedrooms and family bathroom to the first floor. Outside the property benefits from a small courtyard garden to rear with a short walk to further rear gardens with large lawned area, gravel seating area and store shed.
Being situated in Llanvaches, a number of amenities are close at hand to include well renowned local pub and additional pub in nearby Llanvair Discoed with a further range of facilities in nearby Chepstow, Magor and Langstone. There are good bus, road and rail links. The A48, M4 and M48 motorway networks bring Newport, Cardiff and Bristol all within commuting distance.
5.26m x 4.32m (17'3" x 14'2")
Hardwood front door with wrought iron ironmongery. Feature cast iron wood burner with brickwork surround. Wooden double glazed window to front and rear elevations. Engineered oak flooring. Access to first floor. Step down to kitchen and WC.
Comprising of a low level WC. Ceramic tiled flooring. Spotlighting. Loft access point. Frosted wooden double glazed window to rear elevation.
2.72m x 2.69m (8'11" x 8'10")
Appointed with a matching range of solid oak base and eye level storage units with granite effect work tops. Inset one bowl and drainer sink unit with chrome mixer tap. Cooker with four ring electric hob and stainless steel extractor over. Integrated slimline dishwasher and fridge, as well as space for washing machine. Part-tiled walls and ceramic tiled flooring. Spotlighting. Chrome heated towel rail. Frosted wooden double glazed window to side elevation. Access to utility room/rear lobby and dining room.
With wall mounted boiler. Granite effect work tops. Space for low level freezer and tumble dryer. Wooden stable door to rear elevation and window to side. Ceramic tiled flooring. Spotlighting.
3.45m x 2.77m maximum (11'4" x 9'1" maximum)
With arched hardwood door to front elevation. Two arched wooden double glazed windows to front in hexagonal bay. Solid oak flooring. Cast iron feature fireplace.
Panelled oak doors with wrought iron ironmongery.
4.52m x 2.62m (14'10" x 8'7")
A spacious double bedroom with two wooden double glazed windows to front elevation.
3.56m x 2.72m (11'8" x 8'11")
Within the original Toll House with triple aspect windows, two of which being arched, to front elevation.
2.79m x 1.78m minimum (9'2" x 5'10" minimum)
Wooden double glazed window to rear elevation. Loft access point.
Comprising a white suite to include low level WC, wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap inset to vanity storage unit and panelled bath with glass shower screen, chrome mains fed rainfall shower over and chrome mixer tap. Chrome heated towel rail. Part-tiled walls. Spotlighting. Velux roof light to rear. Underfloor heating.
To the rear of the property is a low maintenance courtyard benefiting from paved seating area bounded by timber fencing. A short walk from the rear of the property are steps and gated access to further rear gardens which offer large level lawned area and raised seating terrace laid predominantly to stone. Also situated in the garden is a blockwork store shed.
"Early 19th Century two storey cottage, formerly a turnpike house with picturesque gothic treatment to the front. White painted, rendered elevations, slated, hipped roof with wide overhanging eaves and brick chimney stack at junction of hipped and ridged roof on the E side. Projecting two storey range to S elevation, breaking forward of the adjoining terrace, comprising a two storey, canted bay beneath hipped slate roof. Single lancets, one per floor on each splayed face, with timber two centered doorway set in S face. Blank rendered wall above the pointed doorway would formerly have carried a notice board advertising the toll charges. Two small square-headed timber casements to W elevation. To rear lean-to and later flat roofed extension with small casement to first floor." (Taken from British Listed Buildings source CADW).
Mains water, electricity and drainage. LPG gas central heating.