The property comprises a charming, traditional semi-detached cottage enjoying an idyllic location in this sought-after Wye Valley village of Brockweir, in an area of Designated Natural Beauty, offering both the charms of the Wye Valley along with easy access to the towns of Chepstow and Monmouth, with excellent road access to the M50, M4 and M48 networks.

This charming cottage has been in the same ownership for many years, offering comfortable and cosy accommodation which briefly comprises to the ground floor living room and kitchen, along with two bedrooms and bathroom to the first floor. The property offers pretty views across the village, Wye Valley and the river.

Occupying a prominent position within this popular Monmouthshire village location and affording outstanding panoramic views to the rear, this cottage comprises an attractive, detached residence being brought to the market for the first time in 30 years.

The cottage will no doubt suit a variety of markets to include first time buyers, professional couples seeking country life yet retaining commutable links or indeed the retired buyer looking for low maintenance and a lock up and leave.

The well planned living accommodation is arranged over two floors and briefly comprises: kitchen/ dining room and a sizeable lounge to the ground floor, whilst there are two double bedrooms and a four piece bathroom on the first floor. Further benefits include a private driveway providing parking for a number of vehicles as well as low-maintenance gardens to both the front and rear elevations.

The village of Llansoy is extremely well located, nestled between the historic towns of Chepstow and Monmouth and also conveniently close to the nearby village of Raglan with good local shopping facilities. Road networks are at hand with the A449 junction at Raglan giving access to Monmouth, Newport and the M4 and M48 motorway at Chepstow, giving access to Bristol and London. This part of Monmouthshire is extremely attractive with many pleasant countryside pursuits and walks.

The property comprises a beautifully presented stone built cottage situated in the popular village of St Arvans. The property has been tastefully updated to a very high standard by the current vendors and offers to the ground floor, a spacious reception hall with access to the cosy living room complete with wood burner, as well as access to the well-appointed open plan kitchen dining room, which in turn leads to the utility room and ground floor WC. To the first floor are three double bedrooms, the principal of which benefiting from shower cubicle, the fourth single bedroom and family bathroom which offers high quality fittings with a three piece white suite. Outside the property offers low maintenance front gardens, rear courtyard garden with a further large lawned garden along a short pathway. The larger rear garden also has a large summerhouse, vegetable plot and well stocked beds and borders. The property also benefits from solar panels offering a generous feeding tariff.

Being situated in the sought after village of St Arvans, a range of local amenities are available to include local pub/restaurant, playground, village hall which hosts the local playgroup and children’s day nursery. Beautiful countryside walks and the historic Wye Valley are on the doorstop, along Chepstow Racecourse a short walk from the property. There are a further abundance of facilities in nearby Chepstow. There are also good bus, road and rail links with the A48, M4 and M48 motorway networks bringing Bristol, Cardiff and Newport all within easy commuting distance. The local schools also provide bus transport from St Arvans.

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.

This cottage is a fine example of a delightful detached country residence, occupying a sizeable plot extending to circa 1.3 acres and affording an elevated position within this area of outstanding natural beauty, enjoying outstanding panoramic views across the Wye Valley. The cottage itself has been significantly extended to provide deceptively spacious split-level accommodation to include four double bedrooms, as well as fantastic versatility with the option to create integral multi-generational living, if required.

The layout briefly comprises: entrance porch, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, dining room, lounge, principal bedroom with en-suite, three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Furthermore, there is a flexible room adjacent to the internal double garage.

Further benefits include an extensive private driveway and beautiful, mature wrap-around gardens, grounds, woodland and paddock all extending to circa 1.3 acres. Providing an excellent opportunity for the prospective buyer to run a small holding or pony paddock, if desired.

Having been in the same ownership for over 40 years, Wathans Cottage provides a superb opportunity for those seeking a peaceful, tranquil setting, yet being within a stone’s throw of a thriving village and retaining excellent commutable links to surrounding towns and cities.

St Briavels, nestled in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, is a picturesque village rich in history and natural beauty. Key attractions include the 12th-century St Briavels Castle, now a youth hostel, and the Norman St Mary the Virgin Church. The surrounding Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers numerous trails for hiking, as well as opportunities for canoeing and climbing. The village features local amenities such as The George Inn, a historic pub, and a village shop and post office.

Offered to the market with no onward chain, this cottage comprises an attractive, detached character property situated in a sought-after semi-rural location and enjoying generous mature gardens whilst affording fantastic views over surrounding countryside. The deceptively spacious and versatile accommodation would suit a variety of markets and briefly comprises to the ground floor; reception hall, kitchen, dining room, lounge, fourth bedroom/reception and family bathroom, whilst there are three double bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor. Further benefits include a detached double garage, private driveway and beautiful mature level gardens. There is excellent potential for multi-generational living by utilising the ground floor bedroom and bathroom, depending on requirements.

Keepers Cottage is situated in a peaceful setting on the East side of the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are an abundance of outdoor activities to occupy your time including canoeing down the river, exploring the romantic ruins of Tintern Abbey and running or cycling around the stunning countryside of Monmouthshire and the Forest of Dean. The nearby village of St Briavels provides many local amenities, including a pub, deli, community shop, castle and church. St Briavels CoE Primary School, rated Outstanding by Ofsted, serves the local community, with a number of very good secondary schools both state and independent being available nearby. Chepstow, Monmouth, Coleford and Lydney are all within 8 – 10 miles and notable amenities include a nearby Waitrose and Tesco. Bristol City Centre is approximately 27 miles distance and Gloucester 25 miles, whilst Cardiff and the South of Wales can also be easily accessed via the M48 & M4 Motorways. Rail services are available from Lydney and Chepstow with Gloucester and Bristol Parkway providing transport to a number of cities nationwide.

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.

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.