• Detached Period Home +
• Spacious living & Elegant reception rooms +
• Recently renovated to a high standard +
• Expansive grounds +
• Impressive Entrance +
• Convienient location +

This spacious Victorian home dating from 1881 combines classic proportions and high ceilings with contemporary refinements such as double glazing, quality wooden internal doors and easy-clean laminate and tile flooring for increased comfort and convenience. It is beautifully decorated throughout.

The elegant living, drawing and dining rooms are perfect spaces for relaxing and entertaining, They're flooded with light from large sash windows, all of which have attractive wood surrounds. Coving and skirting boards add decorative touches and there are picture rails in the dining and living room. The living room is the larger of the three reception rooms and has an elegant open fire. The dining room, which has a fireplace with an attractive wooden lintel and beautiful original floorboards, can accommodate a large table.

An archway with bespoke glass doors leads from the dining room into the kitchen, which is fitted with sleek and stylish white cabinets and work surfaces and a large built-in fridge. The central island has a gas hob and breakfast bar. A wall of windows flood this room with light.

Next to the kitchen is a utility room with space for a washing machine and tumble dryer and WC.

An original spindle staircase with a beautiful newel post with a decorative finial leads to the first floor.

The bedrooms are beautifully decorated and designed for comfort. The windows look out over the woodland surrounding the property.

The spacious master suite has a dressing area with elegant built-in wardrobes and French windows. Its immaculate bathroom has a roll top slipper bath, shower and twin sinks, with attractive floor-to-ceiling tiles.

Bishton is a small rural village nine miles to the east of central Newport and 12 miles west of Chepstow. It enjoys excellent transport links, with Junction 24 of the M4 just under four miles away. The nearest train station is at Newport. The village is surrounded by countryside. Key buildings in Bishton include the Grade II-listed St Calwaladr's Church and the remains of Bishton Castle. Also known as Bishoptown, the village is said to have been home to the Bishops of Llandaff at one time. Both Newport and Chepstow offer a wide range of shops and services and there are several good schools, including the Haberdashers' independent school for boys and girls in Monmouth, just over half an hour's drive away.