• Two Bedroom Detached Cottage +
• Extensive Grounds Including 0.5 Acres Of Woodland +
• Secluded Location Overlooking The River Clydach +
• Access Via Public Footpath From Maesygwartha Road +
• On Street Parking On Maesygwartha Road +
• Detached Studio +
• Living Room +
• Kitchen/Dining Room +

Tucked away in a secluded setting on the edge of the Monmouthshire village of Gilwern, near Abergavenny, The Nook is a charming and distinctive property overlooking the River Clydach. The accommodation is well proportioned and begins with a central entrance hall. To the left lies the characterful kitchen and dining room, the oldest part of the house, featuring a vaulted ceiling, exposed stone walls, and a log-burning stove. From here, you access the second bedroom, which also boasts vaulted ceilings, stone walls, and dual-aspect windows to the side and rear. To the right of the entrance hall, the exceptionally light living room opens up with floor-to-ceiling windows and another log-burning stove. At the rear of the cottage are the main bedroom, with French doors leading directly to the garden, and the family bathroom. Outside, the property is surrounded by magnificent, mature gardens. A timber-decked terrace adjoins the cottage and overlooks a tranquil pond, with steps leading up to a spacious detached studio equipped with light, power, and water. To the east, lawns, shrubs, and trees frame glorious views across the gorge. Beyond, extensive woodland grounds stretch south to the River Clydach, where rock pools and a spectacular waterfall can be found. The cottage has also been recently updated with high-spec double-glazed uPVC windows and doors, finished with flush black exteriors and white cottage-style interiors complemented by period ironwork. Set within the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park and just a short walk from the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, The Nook is a truly unique home in a superb and idyllic location. Please note, there is no vehicular access to the property; it is reached by a footpath approximately 50 metres from Maes Y Gwartha Road, with on-road parking available at the top of the path.