- Extended 3-bedroom semi-detached cottage with character
- Circa 0.3 acre mature gardens with elevated patios
- Separate outbuilding used as office and gym
- Timber workshop / storage at garden edge
- Extensive private driveway parking for several vehicles
- Oil-fired central heating; fuel and running costs higher
- Cavity walls assumed uninsulated; likely retrofit needed
- Slow broadband; not ideal for heavy remote-working online
A generous extended semi-detached cottage set in circa 0.3 acres of mature gardens, enjoying far-reaching rural views between Chepstow and Newport. The house offers versatile living over multiple levels: entrance hall, study, sitting/dining room, kitchen/breakfast, lower-ground garden/family room, utility and cloakroom. Upstairs are three bedrooms, the master with en-suite, plus a family bathroom.
The plot includes a timber workshop/storage room and a separate outbuilding currently used as a home office and gym — ideal for home-working, hobbyists or fitness use. Extensive off-street driveway parking and elevated patio areas add practical outdoor living and entertaining space for families who value privacy and outdoor access.
Practical considerations: the property is heated by an oil-fired boiler and has double glazing of unknown age. Walls are cavity-built with no confirmed insulation (assumed), broadband speeds are slow and council tax is above average. The house dates from the 1930s–1940s and, while characterful, will suit buyers prepared for some updating and energy-efficiency improvements.
Positioned in a sought-after rural village with excellent road access (A48/M4), this home will particularly appeal to families seeking roomy accommodation, a large private garden and separate workspace, but purchasers should factor in running costs and potential retrofit work to improve efficiency.