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A building plot with planning permission for the erection of a detached house situated in delightful village location.

A building plot with planning permission for a detached house, situated in the delightful village of Llangattock Lingoed being approximately 8 miles from Abergavenny, approximately 13 miles from Monmouth and approximately 20 miles from Hereford.

The Planning Reference number is: DC/2017/00715 dated 29th November 2017.

DIRECTIONS
From Abergavenny town centre take the B4521 Old Ross Road and follow for approximately 5 miles past the chapel in Llanventherine and turn left before the river bridge at Llanvetherine. Follow this country lane for approximately 2 miles, upon entering Llangattock Lingoed village you will see The Hunters Moon public house, just before the car park turn left and the plot will be found adjoining the car park.

A rare opportunity to acquire a freehold building plot with an elevated position enjoying rooftop views over the countryside. The plot has planning consent for the construction of a three bedroom dwelling of generous size being approximately 1200 sq ft (113 sqm) with two reception rooms, a kitchen with separate utility room and ground floor cloakroom, plus two bathrooms to the first floor, one of them being en-suite to the master bedroom.

AGENTS INTRODUCTION
Of an attractive appearance, the proposed finished property will be cream rendered with random stonework under a natural grey slate roof in keeping with other family homes in the village. The house has been designed to sit on the plot in a position conducive to the view with garden areas planned to the sides and the rear and off street parking to the front. A copy of the agreed Planning Notice is available on request. For further guidance and advice, buyers are directed to Monmouthshire County Council Planning Department under reference DC/2015/00554.

SITUATION AND LOCAL AMENITIES
The ancient Monmouthshire village of Grosmont is renowned for its hospitality, an historic 13th Century church and castle, and its well-regarded sense of community. A haven for tourists, the village is in a protected conservation area situated close to the border to England, between the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Wye Valley. The area is well known for its outdoor pursuits including hill walking along the undulating countryside with the local Three Castles Walk, a circular walk of approximately 19 miles linking the medieval castles of Grosmont, Skenfrith and White Castle passing through the village and then slightly further afield, the famous Offa's Dyke pathway as well as the Monnow Valley walk, plus for sports enthusiasts, cycling along the national cycle route and canoeing on the River Wye.Local facilities in the village include the Angel Inn and a post office with shop. For more comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities the nearest towns with approximate distances are: Abergavenny (9 miles), Monmouth (12 miles), the Cathedral City of Hereford (15 miles) and Ross on Wye (12 miles) are all are easily accessible by car and boast many high-street shops, supermarkets and independent boutiques as well as restaurants and cafes. The area is also well served for schools for all ages in both the state and private sector with the nearest primary being in Cross Ash, just 2 miles away. Abergavenny railway station provides services to central London and Bristol via Newport as well as Cardiff, Manchester and Hereford. Road links via the A465 (3 miles) provide access to the motorway and "A" route network, giving access to Cwmbran, Newport, Cardiff and West Wales as well as Bristol, London and the Midlands

PLANNED ACCOMMODATION
Living RoomDining RoomKitchen, Utility Room Ground Floor CloakroomThree BedroomsFamily Bathroom & En-suite ShowerGardens & Off Street Parking

GENERAL
Tenure We are informed the land is Freehold. Intending purchasers should make their own enquiries via their solicitors.Services The purchaser will be required to connect services to the property. We understand that mains water and electricity are connected to the neighbouring property. The purchaser will need to install private drainage facilities.Council Tax AuthorityMonmouthshire County CouncilEPC Rating Not applicableViewing Strictly by appointment with the AgentsTaylor & Co: 01873 [use Contact Agent Button]

Taylor & Co are delighted to offer to the market this stunning character home with attached Turret Annexe as a truly unique opportunity to purchase a sympathetically renovated, luxurious and impressive Grade II listed detached 5-bedroomed period house, situated on the edge of the medieval village of Llanvihangel Crucorney, Abergavenny within the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

AGENT'S INTRODUCTION
The main house, which was built in the 15th century and set in approximately 1.5 acres of attractive mature landscaped gardens, has recently been extensively refurbished to create an incredible balance of modern living facilities, whilst retaining all its original historical and architectural splendour, including hand-carved oak beams, imposing stone fireplaces, solid oak external doors and oak-framed leaded-light windows throughout. Internally, the double-entranced hall offers a welcoming introduction to the home, with substantial period oak doors, flagstone flooring and oak beams, leading to three spacious reception and other associated rooms on the Ground Floor.The dwelling also includes a lucrative business opportunity of an attached and imposing Elizabethan 2-storey octagonal and stone-castellated tower, which has operated as a highly successful Romantic Retreat holiday let business by the present owners for over 10 years - and - most notably, it recently featured in The Sunday Times as one of the top three romantic retreat holiday lets in the UK. There is also a separate detached 3-bay, stone-built, 2-storey Stables block within the grounds, which would be suitable for easy conversion to an additional holiday let or commercial/business unit, with the potential to generate further income - subject, of course, to planning consent. Plans available to view. The dwelling also uniquely benefits from free mains water supply and main sewerage services - through a historic covenant - ad infinitum. New owners will have the option of acquiring/purchasing 'Lordship and Ladyship of the Manor' titles, by separate negotiation.

SITUATION
The village of Llanvihangel Crucorney is situated on a level and fertile plain at the foothills of the Black Mountains and is conveniently situated adjacent to the A465 major route, with excellent road links to the M4 and, M50/M5. The nearest rail station is only 5 minutes away with easy and hourly connections to Newport, Cardiff, London and beyond. The historically renowned Skirrid Mountain Inn, being the oldest and reputedly the most haunted Inn in Wales, is 200 yards from the house, as are the local Church, the local Shop and Garage. There are also several award-winning restaurants in the area. The extensive and splendid mountain ranges and Offas Dyke which are all situated close by serve to attract thousands of tourists, walkers and cyclists to the village and surrounding areas. The market town of Abergavenny is 5 miles away, Hay-on-Wye, 12 miles and Hereford City 18 miles. There are two superb golf courses within 5 miles and the Celtic Manor Resort (2010 Ryder Cup venue) is just a 30 minute drive away. Abergavenny is famously known as being the Gateway to Wales. Enjoying a landscape rich in beauty and history, the town boasts a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities, including a wide selection of boutique style shops, grocery and newsagent stores, supermarkets, including a large Waitrose with Home section and many well-known high street shops. Abergavenny also hosts a farmers' market several times a week as well as having its own cinema, theatre and leisure centre, plus a number of restaurants for evening entertainment. The area is well served by schools for all ages in both the private and state sector with popular fee paying choices being Monmouth Haberdashers, Hereford Cathedral and slightly further afield, Rougemont.

MAIN HOUSE
An attractive canopied gabled entrance porch sets the scene for this historic residence, opening through the original oak door into a most welcoming entrance hallway featuring ceiling beams, a stone flagged floor and an ornate carved staircase leading to the upper floor. To the rear of the hall there is an oak door opening into the delightful gardens which encircle this country residence.The reception rooms can be found either side of the hallway. A superb DUAL ASPECT LOUNGE hosts an impressive inglenook fireplace with pudding stone above and bread oven within and housing a wood burner on a stone flagged hearth. The lounge displays character features to include ceiling beams, polished oak flooring, window shutters and carved wooden cupboards. A secured doorway provides access to the turret annexe.The DINING ROOM could equally be used a STUDY to suit. Like many of the rooms, there is a fireplace which is carved with an ornate surround on a stone flagged hearth. The windows have wooden shutters with an exposed beam to the ceiling and a stone flagged floor.The dual aspect KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM fits perfectly in keeping with the heritage of this home. Fitted with bespoke hand crafted units with wooden work tops and an inset Belfast sink, fitted dresser with leaded light display unit, space for range style cooker currently housing a Belling range with four ring burner and hot plate with slate tiled splashback and open chimney, space for fridge/freezer, island unit with breakfast bar, beam to ceiling and a quarry tiled floor.The hallway leads to a CLOAKROOM with lavatory and a separate SCULLERY/BOOT ROOM with plumbing for appliances and doors to the superb gardens.A handsome wooden staircase leads to the FIRST FLOOR LANDING with ceiling beams and windows overlooking the garden.There are four bedrooms in the main residence. The dual aspect MASTER BEDROOM enjoys views over the gardens and displays period features to include a ceiling beam, a fireplace with cast iron grate and surround and an oak floor. The bedroom has an EN-SUITE with shower cubicle, lavatory, and a courtesy stained-glass window.The three remaining bedrooms are situated off the landing and in keeping with the house exhibit period characteristics encompassing exposed beams, oak doors and period pine and oak flooring, an original enclosed panelled bed chamber and views to certain aspects towards the Black Mountains of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The bedrooms are served by a dual aspect FAMILY BATHROOM with in-built shower cubicle, roll top free-standing bath, circular basin on top a marble vanity unit, and lavatory. There is the potential to establish a further en-suite to one of the bedrooms if so desired. Attached to the main residence, the Turret Annexe is self-contained or through the existing inter-connected door, could equally form part of the house if larger primary accommodation is needed.

ANNEXE TURRET
A unique and truly magical annexe, the Turret is beautifully presented and displays a wealth of character features throughout. Arranged over two split level floors, the entrance door opens into a hand-crafted KITCHEN which compliments the period style of the main residence to include an base units with worktops over, electric hob and sink with plumbing for appliances and a boiler housed within the units. Steps lead from the kitchen into a stunning triple aspect octagonal SITTING ROOM with stone mullion windows with leaded lights overlooking the landscaped gardens, period stone fireplace with open grate and stone hearth, oak flooring and door, exposed beam to the ceiling.An ornate carved staircase to a HALF LANDING with leaded stained glass window to the stairwell area.The superb triple aspect octagonal MASTER BEDROOM also has stone mullion windows with leaded lights and views towards the Skirrid Fawr and Black Mountains, ornate period fireplace with cast iron grate and slate hearth, pine boarded floor. The bedroom is served by a four piece BATHROOM suite with shower cubicle, roll top Victorian style bath, lavatory, oval contemporary basin standing on a period marble topped vanity unit with stained glass courtesy window above, pine boarded floor.

GARDENS AND OUTBUILDINGS
Twr Mihangel enjoys delightful landscaped yet natural and free flowing gardens encircling the residence with stone flagged pathways interspersed with overflowing flowerbeds brimming with an abundance of seasonal flora and fauna, a covered walkway pagoda dripping with mature wisteria opens to a pond with water feature, a plethora of specimen trees including a monkey puzzle tree, an orchard with fruit trees and a handsome beech tree. There are a multitude of seating areas dotted throughout the attractive gardens plus an open fronted sun house with decked BBQ area and a substantial vegetable garden. A wicket gate opens into a PADDOCK which extends along the rear of the property to the parking area. The paddock benefits from direct vehicular access to the road. There is driveway with extensive PARKING and a turning area for approximately 20 vehicles plus two GARAGES. GARAGES 24' 8" X 8' 6" Power and light, concrete floor, brick walls, pitched sheeted roof, double vehicular doors. 15' 8" x 9' 9" Timber walls and pitched roof, power. Outside lighting.A pedestrian and separate vehicular gateway opens into a garden nursery and potting area and further private gardens which lead to: STONE STABLE 33' 6" x 12' 1" divided into three loose boxes of 11' 10" with power and lighting, hay loft attic over running full length of stables with door to top level and fan light. The stables affords the potential for a variety of uses, subject to necessary planning consent.

SERVICES
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil central heating Local Authority: Monmouthshire Tenure We are informed the property is Freehold. Intending purchasers should make their own enquiries via their solicitors.

The Property
Deceptively spacious 3/4 Bedroom detached family home beautifully presented throughout together with detached double garage, home office, and lovely view, situated within a popular village.
Llanvihangel Crucorney is a popular village which is on the English/Welsh borders of Herefordshire and Monmouthshire. The village lies at the base of the Skirrid Mountain, also known as the Holy Mountain and a few miles from the stunning Llanthony Valley. The village has a primary school, shop, and garage and is the home of The Skirrid Mountain Inn, which is believed to be the oldest Public House in Wales and has stood for over nine centuries. The ancient market town of Abergavenny which is circa 4 miles distant, has an excellent range of amenities such as shops, primary and secondary schools, banks, doctors, dentists, library and local general hospital. The town has a leisure centre, theatre and cinema and Abergavenny and the surrounding area is now well known for its many high-quality restaurants. Abergavenny has good road and rail links for commuting and the property is situated within easy reach of road links (A40/A449) to the M4, M5 and M50 motorways for Cardiff, Bristol.

Sun Room
16'10 x 10'8 (9'8)
Tile effect laminate flooring, two radiators, stairs to the first floor, part glazed roof, windows to the front and side.

Cloak Room
4'11 x 3'
Low-level WC, wash hand basin set into vanity unit, tile effect laminate flooring, radiator, window to the side.

Living Room
21'9 (into Bay) x 11'7
Feature fireplace with inset wood burning stove, Tv point, two radiators, windows to the front and rear with the rear overlooking the garden with views over fields and countryside beyond.

Dining Room
16'2 x 8'8
Laminate flooring, radiator, windows to the rear, French doors opening onto decking/seating area.

Kitchen
16'4 x 8'8
Fitted kitchen to include one and a half bowl composite sink unit with mixer tap above, a range of wall and base units, rolled edge worktops, built-in Bosch oven, microwave above, five ring gas hob, space for American style fridge/freezer, laminate flooring, plumbing for dishwasher, window to the rear, door to the side.

Utility Room
8' x 7'8
Single bowl, single drainer sink unit, rolled edge worktop, plumbing for washing machine, oil fired boiler, laminate flooring, radiator, window to the front.

Galleried Landing
13'11 x 8'4
From the entrance hall/sunroom, stairs lead to the first floor, access to loft space, airing cupboard, radiator, window to the front having lovely rural views.

Bedroom One
11'5 x 11'2
Radiator, two windows to the rear having lovely rural views.

En-suite
6'9 x 4'8
corner shower cubicle with electric shower unit, low-level Wc, Jack and Jill wash hand basin set into vanity unit, mirror above, heated towel rail, extractor fan, tiled walls and floor with underfloor heating, window to the rear.

Dressing Room/Bed 4
8'4 x 6'7
Radiator, window to the side.

Bedroom Two
11'4 x 9'2
Radiator, window to the rear having lovely rural views.

Bedroom Three
10'1 x 8'5
Radiator, window to the front having lovely rural views.

Bathroom
7' x 6'
White suite comprising, modern panelled Jacuzzi bath with Mira shower over, low-level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, heated towel rail, tiled flooring with underfloor heating, window to the front.

Front Garden
The property is set back from the roadside and is approached via double gates which open onto a driveway providing parking for several vehicles. To the side of the driveway are lawned gardens with shrubbery borders, a paved path leads to the front door. The driveway leads to :-


Double Garage
Accessed via both an up and over door to one side and a sliding patio door to the other, power and lighting, eaves storage space.

Cabin
Currently used as a home office with power and lighting.

Rear Garden
Access to either side leads into the rear, decking/seating area, partly covered BBQ/ seating area, lawn with flower borders, enclosed by hedging and fencing surround and enjoying lovely views over fields and countryside.

Trout Cottage is a superb detached cottage located overlooking the River Honddu just outside the popular village of Llanvihangel Crucorney, near Abergavenny. Set within an impressive plot of more than three acres, it is believed that the original property dates back to 1730 and has at various times been a blacksmiths, post office and most recently under the stewardship of the current owners, a successful B & B. The property over time has been substantially extended to create a home that offers both generous and flexible accommodation, as well as a wealth of features and period character.

The extensive ground floor comprises a 25' lounge with inglenook fireplace and exposed beams, a further large sitting room with attached office area, and large kitchen/diner, refitted five years ago and incorporating an electric range oven. In addition there is a fabulous 26' conservatory overlooking the formal garden and the farmland across the river, a large utility room, downstairs cloakroom and hand-built oak framed porch. Upstairs there is a generous master bedroom with fitted storage and full en-suite bathroom, three further double bedrooms and a modern, tiled family bathroom.

Trout Cottage is set back behind a pretty and densely planted front garden with pergola seating area. To one side there is extensive driveway parking with two points of access providing parking for numerous cars and leading to a detached double garage/workshop.

As impressive as the property is internally, it is more than matched by the exceptional garden and grounds. At over three acres it includes a substantial area of formal garden laid to lawn with decked seating area overlooking the River Honddu. The owners have truly maximised the productivity of the rest of the land having worked it organically throughout their tenure. A full range of soft fruit bushes grow alongside beds of dye plants, and hops. In addition there is a large poly tunnel and a greenhouse providing an environment to grow tender fruits and vegetables throughout the year. There is also an orchard combining older apple trees with recently planted pears, damsons, plums, and cherries.

Beyond the flora, the owners have successfully run free range poultry in the garden and there is also an apiary at the far end of the property. The working part of the grounds is largely split into two fields which benefits from separate vehicular access and in one there is a large timber garage/store. It should also be mentioned that Trout Cottage suitably benefits from 400 yards of fishing rights. The river also supports a host wildlife particularly birds including herons and kingfishers, while buzzards and kites circle above.

In summary, Trout Cottage is a wonderful home offering a superlative blend of accommodation, land and a spectacular location within the Brecon Beacons National Park.

A three bedroom semi-detached property located on a quiet cul-de-sac in Wern Gifford, a sought after residential estate in the Monmouthshire village of Pandy. The property affords ground floor accommodation comprising of a porch opening into an entrance hall, 19' lounge/diner, separate modern kitchen, and downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms a comfortable single bedroom and a three-piece family bathroom. The property is set back behind a lawned front garden with driveway to the side. The south facing rear garden comprises a patio to the fore with lawn to the rear. In addition, the property benefits from a large single garage which has been extended to create a workshop area to the rear. The property has electric heating, is double glazed throughout and further benefits from a rural setting within easy reach of the wide-ranging amenities and transport links of Abergavenny.