5 Bed Detached House, Planning Permission, Abergavenny, NP7 8LW £870,000

SNUG:: 4.94m x 3.15m (16'2" x 10'4"), Internal window to the front elevation. Fireplace housing "Coalbrookdale" wood burning stove set on a cut stone hearth with wooden mantel above which heats the domestic hot water and radiator in family bathroom. Door into:

INNER HALLWAY:: Picture window and a pair of part glazed doors to the back elevation. Turning staircase with ornate newel posts, wooden balustrading and handrail up to split first-floor landing. Wooden panelled door and stone spiral staircase down to:

CELLAR:: 6.75m x 3.92m (22'2" x 12'10"), A generously sized storage room with exposed stone walls and a concrete base. Power and light.

FORMAL DINING ROOM:: 4.64m x 3.76m (15'3" x 12'4"), Picture window to front elevation with beautiful views of the garden and surrounding countryside. Two feature arched recesses to the side with book shelving and cabinets set under. Feature inglenook fireplace housing woodburning stove set on a slate hearth with ceramic tile and wooden surround.

SITTING ROOM:: 2.90m x 4.14m (9'6" x 13'7"), Windows to side and back elevation.

DRAWING ROOM:: 7.99m x 5.32m (26'3" x 17'5"), An incredibly spacious principal reception room with window to side and full height bay window and a pair of part glazed doors to back accessing an elevated patio with outstanding far reaching countryside views. Protruding chimney breast with central inglenook fireplace housing "Villager" woodburning stove set on a marble hearth with ornate wooden surround and mantle.

CLOAK ROOM:: Low level W.C and vanity unit with inset wash basin and mixer taps. Roof access hatch.

FIRST FLOOR SPLIT LEVEL LANDING:: Matching balustrading and hand rails. A small flight of stairs leads off to:

EAST WING:: Window to back elevation. Inner central landing area and a further small flight of stairs leading up to the principal bedroom suite: Doors into:

BEDROOM TWO:: 3.89m x 4.66m (12'9" x 15'3"), Window to front elevation with panoramic views of surrounding countryside and pastureland. Decorative metal fireplace with open grate and wooden surround. Fitted wardrobe with sliding door hanging rail, shelving and ample storage.

BEDROOM THREE:: 4.01m x 3.24m (13'2" x 10'8"), Window to side elevation.

From first floor split level landing up another small flight of stairs to:

PRINCIPAL BEDROOM SUITE:: 5.50m (Max) x 5.27m (18'1" x 17'3"), A generously sized principal bedroom with bay window to front elevation taking full advantage of the far reaching rolling countryside views. Feature panelled wall and central fireplace housing electric wood burner with ornate wooden surround. Door into:

DRESSING ROOM:: 2.87m x 3.84m (9'5" x 12'7"), Window to side elevation and secondary door out to central landing. Fitted wardrobe along two walls with hanging rail, shelving and ample storage. Door into:

SHOWER ROOM:: Secondary door out to central landing and dual aspect window to back and side elevations. Contemporary suite comprising a low level W.C, pedestal wash basin with tiled splash back and tiled shower enclosure housing electric shower with head on adjustable chrome rail. Chrome ladder style radiator and roof access hatch.

From first floor split level landing up stairs to:

WEST WING:: Window to front elevation with panoramic views of rolling Welsh countryside. Integrated linen cupboard with wooden slatted shelving. Roof access hatch. Doors into the following.

LOFT ROOM:: Accessed via a wooden open tread ladder with reduced head height and skylight to back elevation. Under eaves storage, boarded and insulated. Power and light.

BEDROOM FOUR:: 3.25m x 4.04m (10'8" x 13'3"), Window to back elevation with views of St Nicholas Church. Decorative metal fireplace with open grate and wooden surround. Integrated wardrobe with hanging rail, shelving and storage.

BEDROOM FIVE:: 4.42m x 3.05m (14'6" x 10'0"), Window with seat to back elevation with views of St Nicholas Church.

FAMILY BATHROOM:: 2.31m x 3.59m (7'7" x 11'9"), Window with seat to front elevation. White suite comprising a low-level W.C, pedestal wash basin and free-standing bath with feet. Wooden panelling at dado height to all walls.

OUTSIDE:: The property is approached via a shared driveway leading to a parking area with space for multiple vehicles and providing access to:

DETACHED STONE BARN:: Planning permission has been granted to convert the coach house into a two-bedroom annexe as ancillary to the main residential dwelling. DC/2011/00299.

GARAGE/WORKSHOP:: 8.80m x 4.70m (28'10" x 15'5"), Wooden construction comprising of two bays with a concrete base and wooden garage door to the front under a corrugated roof. Power and light.

The front garden is chiefly laid to lawn with elevated sun terraces and patioed seating areas, ideal for alfresco dining which takes full advantage of the impressive countryside views. Stone steps lead down to a gently sloping lawned area with well stocked herbaceous borders and layered rockery garden. At the bottom of the garden is a wooden constructed summer house, a green house and vegetable patch with an abundance of herbs and produce. An ornate metal gate provides access to a further extensive enclosed lawned area with interspaced matures fruit trees.

SERVICES:: Mains electric, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating system. Council Tax Band I.

DIRECTIONS:: From Monmouth proceed out on the B4347 Rockfield/Abergavenny Road. On reaching Rockfield turn right and continue through the village. Travel on through the village of Newcastle. Bearing right towards Skenfrith, travel down the pitch hill and turn right at the T junction on the Skenfrith road and immediately left towards Grosmont 4 miles. On reaching the village take the left turn just before St nicholas' church where Penyard House can be found on the left at the end of the shared driveway.
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