Offered to the market with a benefit of no onward chain, this Cottage forms part of an 18th century farmhouse retaining an abundance of original character features and occupying an attractive and spacious level plot within this sought-after rural location, affording substantial and versatile living accommodation, arranged over three floors, which will undoubtedly appeal to a variety of markets. The accommodation briefly comprises to the ground floor: entrance hall, utility room, WC/cloakroom, dining room, sitting room, lounge, sizeable kitchen/ breakfast room and a garden room. To the first floor there are three bedrooms (Principal with en-suite) as well as a family bathroom; furthermore, there is an attic room which offers versatile use as a potential fourth bedroom. The beautiful, cottage style gardens encircle the property to three sides and provide several seating/dining areas as well as a variety of attractive trees, flowers and shrubs. Further benefits include a detached double garage with separate store/workshop, parking and a further garden area, fully enclosed and offering excellent additional space for storage or the garden enthusiast.

Located in the Wye Valley, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this converted barn is part of the small hamlet of Trellech Grange, close to the thriving communities of Trellech and Llanishen. It lies just over a mile from the B 4293 providing access to both Monmouth and Chepstow which are both within 8 miles.

Manor Way offers an extended four-bedroom semi-detached family home, located in the sought after village of Portskewett, within walking distance of the well-respected primary school. The property briefly comprises, to the ground floor, spacious entrance hall giving access to, kitchen, utilty conservatory, sitting room, WC and the converted garage which provides a third reception room with storage cupboard. To the first floor a galleried landing leads to three bedrooms with family bathroom and main bedroom suite with dressing area and en-suite shower room. The en-suite does require some cosmetic updating. Outside the property benefits from a private driveway with parking for several vehicles, and to the rear a very spacious and private garden mainly laid to lawn.

The property itself is situated in the sought after village of Portskewett with local store, public house and primary school. The market towns of Caldicot and Chepstow are also close at hand with their more attendant range of facilities. Bus and rail links can be found, as well as the A48, M48 and M4 motorway network bringing Newport, Cardiff and Bristol within commuting distance.

Offered to the market with a benefit of no onward chain and occupying a prominent position within the desirable Monmouthshire village of Trelleck and being within walking distance of a Primary School, local Church and thriving village pub/ eatery, Willowmead comprises a superb, characterful detached country residence affording deceptively spacious and versatile living accommodation to suit a variety of markets & requirements. The internal layout briefly comprises to the ground floor, entrance hall, well-proportioned lounge with feature wood burner, fantastic open plan kitchen/ breakfast room and two further sizeable reception rooms, whilst on the first floor there are four double bedrooms including the principal with a four-piece en-suite and separate family bathroom, sitting/ hobby area and a dressing room, also benefitting direct external access and thus offering potential for multi-generational living. The property further benefits driveway parking, an attached double-bay garage/store, providing fantastic storage space or indeed potential for further use and a low-maintenance private garden area to the side. There is also a stone barn offering potential for residential conversion depending on the necessary consent.

Trelleck which is located between the established and historic towns of Chepstow and Monmouth with their attendant range of schooling and shopping facilities. Both towns also offer excellent commuting possibilities to Bristol and Cardiff from Chepstow and the Midlands from Monmouth. The famous Wye Valley and The Forest of Dean are also nearby and Trelleck village nestles in an area of beautiful unspoilt countryside, surrounded by scenic walks.

Oakview Cottages is a beautifully presented, semi-detached modern cottage with countryside views and generous garden. The property briefly comprises to the ground floor, open plan kitchen/dining room with utility off, WC and spacious sitting room with bi-fold doors leading to the garden. To the first floor are three double bedrooms, all of which benefit from superb views, and the modern family bathroom. Outside, the property benefits from a detached garage, ample parking and a generous garden mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs.

Being situated within this most popular and sought after village, Shirenewton Primary School is a short distance away. There is also an active church and recreation centre. The larger town of Chepstow is approximately four miles away, with its attendant range of facilities. There are also bus and rail links here, with the A48, M48, M4 and M5 motorway network bringing Newport, Cardiff, Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham within commuting distance.

This property 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.

This property in Beech Grove can be found in the most attractive location within the popular High Beech development, located close to the local shops at nearby Bulwark, as well as Chepstow’s town centre. Also benefiting from good road access via the M48 motorway junction to Cardiff and Bristol.

The property benefits from an extension to the rear to create additional living accommodation and also benefits from a large attic room with useful attic store room area.

Bridge Street comprises a charming three storey mid-terrace Georgian Townhouse, benefitting from a Grade II Listed status and located in the heart of the historic town of Chepstow, thus giving excellent access to local schools, shops and other amenities as well as the pretty river bank of the town itself. A particular feature of the property is the back drop of Chepstow’s historic castle, along with views along the Lower Wye Valley.