Moon & Co. are delighted to offer to the market, a property which comprises an attractive principally stone built farmhouse, originally forming part of the impressive Curre Estate and located in the same area as Itton Court, the seat of the Curre family.
The current vendors purchased the property approximately 43 years ago and have over the years carried out extensive and thorough improvements but at the same time retaining much of the character and charm. The house therefore offers both the attractions of modern amenities along with period features. The position of the house is ideal, it stands in 3 acres of its own grounds on the periphery of the sought-after villages of Shirenewton and Mynyddbach. It is within easy walking distance of the well regarded village school and all local village amenities.
The beautiful Monmouthshire countryside can be accessed directly on foot from the property via an extensive network of footpaths and lanes. The historic town of Chepstow is a picturesque 5-10 minute drive away. Chepstow has excellent transport links via the M48, a mainline railway station and connection to the National Express network.
Adjoining the property is a 5 acre field which may be purchased with the property for an additional £60,000 if you require.
With door to front elevation and two windows to side elevation. Exposed wood flooring. Period staircase leading off.
4.17m x 4.01m (13'8" x 13'2")
A delightful dual aspect reception room with windows to both front and side elevations, with pretty rural views. Exposed stonework to one wall housing a wood burning stove.
4.17m x 4.17m (13'8" x 13'8")
Again, a charming reception room with three windows to rear elevation and window overlooking the front garden. Fireplace with wood burning stove. Original built-in glass fronted shelving.
A practical and well-thought-out "L" shape kitchen/breakfast room, with breakfast room measuring 13’3” x 10’ and benefiting from window to front elevation and original Welsh dresser. Being open plan to the kitchen area (11’8” x 7’7”) with a good range of base storage units with ample honed granite work surfacing over. Inset stainless steel one bowl and drainer sink unit. Gas fired Aga. Velux rooflight. Adjacent to the kitchen is a useful lobby area with space for kitchen appliances.
3.86m x 3.66m (12'8" x 12')
Leading off the breakfast room is a delightful dining room with windows to front elevation with stain glass window to side.
A spacious rear hallway with door to side elevation, accessed via a stone porch. The hallway itself with quarry flooring, window to rear elevation and stairs leading off. Access to stone staircase with panelled stairway to the rooms on the lower level.
A useful utility room with gas fired central heating boiler. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Stone steps leading to :-
A flexible and useful part of the house, this could be utilised either as guest suite or a principal bedroom suite, or as the current vendors are using it, as further reception room.
5.79m x 3.66m (19' x 12')
An attractive room with full height ceiling. Windows to two elevations with inset occult stain glass window. Wood burning stove.
Appointed with a contemporary suite comprising step-in shower, low level WC and wash hand basin. Tiled finish to walls.
From the main staircase access to two bedrooms.
4.11m x 4.11m (13'6" x 13'6")
With windows to front elevation. Feature fireplace. Door to :-
4.11m x 3.96m (13'6" x 13')
With window to front elevation. Feature fireplace. Door to bathroom.
Giving access to :-
4.11m x 3.05m (13'6" x 10')
With window front elevation. Feature fireplace.
3.96m x 2.84m (13' x 9'4")
Appointed with an attractive suite comprising claw foot bath, low level WC and wash hand basin. Airing cupboard and window to front elevation. Please note that the bathroom is accessible from both the rear landing and Bedroom 2.
There is a two storey stone built barn with adjoining covered area for storage/garage/stabling.
Beneath the house is a second utility room/wine cellar.
To the front of the house is an attractive lawned area with rockery, flower beds and mature shrubs. There are extensive views over open countryside. To the rear of the property is a large orchard with mature fruit trees. To the side is a shrubbery with many mature shrubs including an area of mature rhododendrons and leads down to the parking and turning area with room for 4 to 6 vehicles.
The deciduous woods surround the parking area and extend over Mounton Brook. A small cave in this area is a bat roost. The wooded area is a nature lovers delight. The trout stream runs through the mature deciduous woods which are carpeted with wild flowers and in the spring extensive areas of bluebells. It is home to many species of birds including Dippers and Kingfishers.
All mains services are connected, to include gas central heating.