3-4 Prospect Cottage comprises of an end terrace Victorian cottage located in the heart of this popular village of Woodcroft, which is itself close to both the historic town of Chepstow and the famous Wye Valley and Royal Forest of Dean. The charming accommodation offers a large drawing room with steps down to the dining room with a good-sized family kitchen to the rear, along with inner hallway with ground floor cloakroom & WC and then three good-sized bedrooms with bathroom to the first floor. A particular feature of the property is the oversized double garage/workshop to the rear, along with attractive gardens. Viewing is highly recommended.

Moon & Co are delighted to offer to the market this fully renovated and extended property. Badminton Villas is constructed in redbrick, with wrought iron gated access leading to front entrance door and offers a spacious reception hall with access to two reception rooms, kitchen and breakfast room. With three double bedrooms and family bathroom to the first floor and a further double bedroom to the second floor. The rear gardens have been professionally landscaped, offering courtyard style seating area with steps leading to upper terrace laid to lawn and with sun terrace to the rear. Also with store shed and rear gated access.
Being situated along Bridge Street in Chepstow Town Centre, the property is within a short walk of a wide range of pubs and restaurants, local shops, doctors and dentists along with primary and secondary schools. There are also a number of historic attractions including Chepstow Castle, the Wye Bridge and river Wye as well as superb walks with the Offas Dyke Path and Wye Valley walks all nearby. There are good bus, road and rail links with the A48, M4 and M48 motorway networks bringing Bristol, Cardiff and Newport all within easy commuting distance.

4 Somerset Cottages comprises of a well maintained end terrace, principally stone built cottage, dating from the 1890s and located in a popular position within the established and sought after old town area of lower Chepstow, itself not only conveniently placed for the town centre but also along the famous river Wye Valley with attractive nearby park and riverside walks.

The property has undergone extensive renovation within recent years and is presented to a good standard throughout.

20 Stone Cottages comprises of an end-link Victorian cottage, originally constructed as part of the ambitious Severn Tunnel Railway Scheme, now offering spacious accommodation which has recently been updated. The village is well located, being close to nearby Portskewett with schooling and shopping facilities as well as the towns of Chepstow and Caldicot.

28 Larkfield Park comprises of a well appointed end link property located in this quiet cul-de-sac, close to Chepstow’s town centre and also offering excellent access to the M48 motorway. Rarely do properties of this nature come onto the market within Larkfield Park and viewing is highly recommended.

5 The Smithy offers a superb opportunity to acquire a reasonably priced property situated within the rural village of Devauden. Ideal for first time buyers or as an investment. The property is laid out in a unique and spacious manner with Reception Hall and Ground Floor bathroom, giving access to living room with vaulted ceiling and access to kitchen and also stairs to galleried double bedroom. Also giving access from the living room to the conservatory. Outside, the property benefits from private enclosed low maintenance gardens to one side, and lawned gardens to the other, with allocated parking space. Being situated in Devauden, there are a number of facilities close to hand in nearby Chepstow to include local primary and secondary schools, shops, pubs and restaurants. There are good bus, road and rail links with the A48, M4 and M48 motorway networks bringing Newport, Cardiff and Bristol all within easy commuting distance.

14 Mercian Way comprises of an end terrace house dating from 1920s occupying a pleasant position within this quiet residential area of Chepstow, close to local schools, shops and other amenities, as well as Chepstow’s town centre. Number 14 enjoys a particularly attractive location with extensive views across nearby countryside towards the Severn Estuary and beyond. The property has been maintained to a good standard by the current vendors and viewing is highly recommended.