Date: 20/06/2025
This is a fascinating country home situated in a favoured semi-rural Monmouthshire village location about four miles to the east of the market town of Abergavenny and enjoying splendid countryside views from its gardens which extend to approximately 0.72 of an acre. Displaying historical features from its humble origins as agricultural cottages in the 1700’s, this detached, stone fronted family home has been sympathetically enhanced and extended to create a generous proportioned family residence with a versatile configuration which will suit extended family living or those seeking guest accommodation.Â
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Entered through a porch, the ground floor has two reception rooms, both with fireplaces, and a sun room accessed from the dining room. A third reception room has a wood stove and French doors into the garden plus the benefit of an adjoining cloakroom facility, making the room suitable for a variety of purposes including as a ground floor bedroom, if desired. The kitchen/breakfast room has been re-fitted, beyond which is a utility/boot room with access to the garden. There are two staircases to the first floor: the primary stairs lead up to three bedrooms, two of which are en-suite, a large family bathroom suite and a landing big enough to accommodate a study space. The final bedroom is accessed via a stone staircase from the sitting room and whilst this first floor is not connected to the main landing, the bedroom is double with an en-suite cloakroom.
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For those who home-work, there is a workshop in the garden which would make a great home office, subject to planning consent and the beautifully planted and well stocked gardens feature a patio, a wildlife pond, a natural woodland, and host a chicken house and run. Whilst the greater area is a walker’s paradise, this home has plenty of off road parking for vehicle owners and a detached double garage with an electric door.
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Llanvapley, NP7
Valid until 18.04.2026
| Property Type: | House | Build Form: | Detached |
| Transaction Type: | Marketed sale | Energy Tariff: | Single |
| Main Fuel: | Oil (not community) | Main Gas: | No |
| Flat Top Storey: | No | Top Storey: | 0 |
| Glazing Type: | Double glazing installed before 2002 | Previous Extension: | 2 |
| Open Fireplace: | 1 | Ventilation: | Natural |
| Walls: | Granite or whinstone, as built, no insulation (assumed) | Walls Energy: | Very Poor |
| Roof: | Roof room(s), no insulation (assumed) | Roof Energy: | Very Poor |
| Main Heating: | Boiler and radiators, oil | Main Heating Controls: | Programmer, room thermostat and TRVs |
| Hot Water System: | From main system | Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Average |
| Lighting: | Low energy lighting in all fixed outlets | Floors: | Solid, no insulation (assumed) |
| Total Floor Area: | 183 m2 |
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