7 Bedroom Detached for sale in Abergavenny, NP7
Llanddewi Skirrid, Abergavenny, NP7£1,000,000
Full Details for 7 Bedroom Detached for sale in Abergavenny, NP7 :
A traditional stone Grade II Listed farmhouse dating from the mid 17th Century with many period features and much character. The farmhouse has 7 bedrooms and 3 reception rooms. Agricultural barn and additional separate cottage currently used for holiday lettings, all set in 35 acres.
Description Continued
It is thought that a medieval timber-framed house may have existed on the site with some of the original timbers re-used to build the agricultural barn. The farmhouse was the birthplace of explorer and navigator Captain Thomas James (1593-1635), a Welsh sea captain who set out to discover the Northwest Passage around the top of North America to Asia. This spacious farmhouse has been extended in more recent years and offers versatile accommodation over four floors with the added benefit of a separate cottage presently used for holiday lettings. The farmhouse, cottage and agricultural barn are set in gardens and grounds of circa 35 acres with pasture land forming the majority of the acreage. Wern y Cwm farm is nestled at the foot of the Skirrid Mountain (also known as the Holy Mountain) with walks and bridleways through the beautiful countryside on the doorstep.
Continued
Located within the Brecon Beacons National Park, the area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, yet is within 4 miles of the historic town of Abergavenny which provides links to A roads and a mainline railway station, and is 17 miles from the county town of Monmouth. The village of Llanddewi Skirrid has an attractive, Grade II Listed, village hall which hosts a number of community events. The area in general has become well known for the quality of the local produce and restaurants, with the popular Michelin starred Walnut Tree Restaurant being located just over a mile away.
Farm House
Entrance Porch
Wooden seating. Flagstone floor. Archway and glazed double doors to entrance porch. Solid oak door with leaded light above into:
Entrance Hall
Flagstone floor. Night storage heater. Archway through to:
Rear Hall
Coat hooks. Flagstone floor. Under stairs storage area. Stairs to first floor.
Ground Floor
Sitting Room - 18' 8'' x 18' 2'' (5.70m x 5.53m)
Window seat and window to front. Original oak mullion window to side. Original floorboards. Fireplace with wooden lintel above, stone surround and flagstone hearth housing a 'Fisher, Grandpa Bear' wood burning stove. Exposed ceiling beams. Radiator. Wooden stairs down to:
Cellar/Study - 15' 10'' x 14' 10'' (4.82m x 4.52m)
Windows to side and front. Half-glazed door to front giving access to steps that lead up to the front garden. Exposed beams. Inglenook fireplace with beam lintel, mantel shelf over and flagstone hearth housing a 'Morsø' wood burning stove. Electric night storage heater.
Dining Room - 21' 2'' x 18' 7'' (6.46m x 5.66m)
Window seat and window to front. Window to side. Large raised fireplace with flagstone hearth and brick inset housing a 'Fisher, Grandpa Bear' wood burning stove with exposed flue. Flagstone floor. Walkway through to:
Kitchen - 18' 8'' x 11' 11'' (5.70m x 3.62m)
Windows to rear and side. Door to rear outside. 'Iroko' work surface, fitted base units with pine fronted doors. Double 'Belfast' style sink with mixer tap and granite drainer. Under counter space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Under counter space for fridge. Oil fired Aga. Space for electric cooker. Hand made Dutch tiled splash back. Exposed ceiling beams. 'Mandarin Stone' slate floor.
Door from the rear hall to:
Cloakroom
Leaded window to Dairy. Low level W.C. Pedestal wash hand basin. Towel radiator. Original oak shelving. Extractor fan. Tiled floor.
Dairy - 17' 8'' x 12' 2'' (5.39m x 3.70m)
An unusual room with many original features. Large salting stone with brick base. Original oak shelving. Exposed beans with original meat hooks. Further salting stones. Window to side. Original flagstone floor. Wooden door through to:
Wash House - 18' 1'' x 9' 7'' (5.52m x 2.92m)
Window to rear and unusual wooden door to side. 'Belfast' style sink. Fitted shelving. Flagstone floor. Corrugated iron pitched roof.
From the rear hall the curved oak staircase, with window to rear, leads to
First Floor Landing
Door to airing cupboard with slatted shelving.
Bathroom One - 12' 4'' x 7' 10'' (3.77m x 2.39m)
Window to rear. Low level W.C. 'Belfast' style sink on marble topped washstand. Shower with deep shower base. Mirror. Wooden floorboards. Extractor fan. Electric wall fan heater. Radiator.
Bathroom Two - 8' 10'' x 7' 3'' (2.69m x 2.21m)
Window to rear. Low level W.C. Pedestal wash hand basin with fitted mirror, light and shaver point above. Bath with shower above. Varnished cork tile flooring. Extractor Fan. Electric wall fan heater. Radiator.
Bedroom Two - 16' 1'' x 12' 7'' (4.91m x 3.83m)
Window to side. Pedestal wash hand basin with fitted mirror, light and shaver point above. Radiator.
Two steps up and archway through to:
Inner Landing
Radiator.
Master Bedroom - 18' 7'' x 14' 5'' (5.66m x 4.40m)
Window and window seat to front and window to side. Fireplace with wooden surround, flagstone hearth and cast iron fire basket. Door to cupboard with hanging rails and light. Two radiators. Exposed ceiling beams. Door and steps down to:
En-Suite Bathroom - 12' 3'' x 11' 3'' (3.74m x 3.44m)
Spacious bathroom with window to rear. Low level W.C. Pedestal wash hand basin with shaver point and light above. Bath. Step in shower cubicle with electric shower and double shower doors. Exposed ceiling beams. Fully tiled walls. Floorboards. Extractor fan. Electric wall fan heater. Towel radiator. Radiator. Door to airing cupboard with slatted shelves and radiator.
Bedroom Three - 13' 4'' x 13' 2'' max 9' 11'' min (4.06m x 4.02m max 3.02m min)
Window and window seat to front. Door to cupboard with hanging rail and shelving above. Exposed beams. Radiator.
Bedroom Four - 14' 1'' x 8' 10'' (4.30m x 2.68m)
Window and window seat to front. Fireplace with wooden mantel and surround with cast iron fire basket. Flagstone floor. Cupboard with shelving and hanging rail. Open fitted shelving with rail. Radiator.
Bedroom Five - 10' 7'' x 8' 11'' (3.22m x 2.71m)
Original oak mullion window to side. Exposed ceiling beams. Radiator.
From the inner landing there are stairs to:
Second Floor Landing
Skylight to rear. Exposed beams. Doors to bedroom six, bedroom seven and games room.
Bedroom Six - 12' 9'' x 9' 2'' (3.89m x 2.79m)
Window to front. Access to loft space. Radiator. Walkway through to:
Bedroom Seven - 12' 1'' x 9' 2'' (3.69m x 2.80m)
Skylight to rear. Door to under eaves storage with light.
Games Room - 30' 6'' max 27' 4'' min x 18' 6'' (9.29m max 8.33m min x 5.65m)
3 Skylights to rear. Two windows to front. Two radiators.
Outside
The property is approached via a gravel driveway which is shared with the neighbouring property Trewern. The driveway is bordered by lawn areas and a variety of ornamental trees and leads to a turning and parking area for several vehicles. A pedestrian gate leads to the front garden which is enclosed by stone walling and hedging. The gardens, from where the glorious views can be appreciated, are laid to the front, side and rear of the house. They are mainly laid to lawns with large, vegetable and flower beds leading to a well maintained orchard. There is a greenhouse, a patio and a pond located to the side of the driveway.
Agricultural Barn
Located a short distance from the main farmhouse (and attached at the rear to the open fronted barn of 'Trewern') is an extensive Grade II Listed cruciform stone barn with slate roof. Understood to date from the 17th Century and believed to incorporate some of the timbers from the original medieval timber-framed house which existed on the site of Wern-y-Cwm, the barn was enlarged in 1831 and again in the later 19th Century. The original Great Barn has central threshing floor with opposing gabled porches to each side. To one end, the wooden cart doors open onto a walled courtyard. In addition there are various storage rooms and single storey pigstys with stone walled yards. The current owner was granted 'change of use of existing redundant barn to two workshop units for Class B1 purposes' in 2004, Planning Application Number: M/10099. The barn measures approximately 360sqm -gross floor space. An area of woodland can be found to the rear of the stone barn.
Services
We are advised that mains electricity is connected to the property. There is a private water supply via a bore hole which is shared with Trewern. Drainage is via a septic tank. Oil fired central heating system.
Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of Way
The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way whether mentioned in these particulars or not.
Location
The village of Llanddewi Skirrid is situated approximately 4 miles from the historic town of Abergavenny which offers a wide range of amenities including schools, shops, banks, library, leisure centre, cinema and theatre and approximately 18 miles from the County Town of Monmouth which has similar amenities and facilities. The A465 Hereford road is approximately 3 miles away and links to the A40 at Abergavenny and then onwards via the A449 and A4042 to Cardiff, Newport and the M4/M5 motorways for Bristol and London. There is access to the M50 via Ross on Wye and a mainline railway station can be found in Abergavenny.
The Cider House
The Cider House is a separate 3 bedroom cottage which the present owner uses as a holiday let. The cottage is located between the farmhouse and the agricultural barn and offers the following accommodation: Spacious open plan lounge with wood burning stove, dining area and kitchen. On the first floor are three bedrooms and a bathroom. The cottage has a small courtyard garden to the rear which adjoins a paddock. Oil fired central heating system.
Adjoining The Cider House are additional outbuildings:
Workshop - 15' 9'' x 14' 1'' (4.8m x 4.3m)
Front and rear windows. Pedestal wash hand basin. Fitted workbench with vice. Access to roof storage space. Adjoining the workshop is:
Lean To - 15' 9'' x 8' 2'' (4.8m x 2.5m)
Housing bunded oil tank.
There are granary steps which are currently blocked off at the top. Below these steps is storage space for coal and logs.
Stable - 17' 5'' x 14' 9'' (5.3m x 4.5m)
Wooden hay manger and feed trough. This is split into two stables. With water tap and light. This stable adjoins the cottage.
Open Fronted Car Port - 29' 6'' x 23' 0'' (9.0m x 7.0m)
Attached to the cottage with power and light.
Please Note:
There is an opportunity to purchase Wern y Cwm Farm and Trewern as a whole for the asking price of £1.5M. Please contact Parrys Estate Agents for more information 01873 858990.
Description Continued
It is thought that a medieval timber-framed house may have existed on the site with some of the original timbers re-used to build the agricultural barn. The farmhouse was the birthplace of explorer and navigator Captain Thomas James (1593-1635), a Welsh sea captain who set out to discover the Northwest Passage around the top of North America to Asia. This spacious farmhouse has been extended in more recent years and offers versatile accommodation over four floors with the added benefit of a separate cottage presently used for holiday lettings. The farmhouse, cottage and agricultural barn are set in gardens and grounds of circa 35 acres with pasture land forming the majority of the acreage. Wern y Cwm farm is nestled at the foot of the Skirrid Mountain (also known as the Holy Mountain) with walks and bridleways through the beautiful countryside on the doorstep.
Continued
Located within the Brecon Beacons National Park, the area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, yet is within 4 miles of the historic town of Abergavenny which provides links to A roads and a mainline railway station, and is 17 miles from the county town of Monmouth. The village of Llanddewi Skirrid has an attractive, Grade II Listed, village hall which hosts a number of community events. The area in general has become well known for the quality of the local produce and restaurants, with the popular Michelin starred Walnut Tree Restaurant being located just over a mile away.
Farm House
Entrance Porch
Wooden seating. Flagstone floor. Archway and glazed double doors to entrance porch. Solid oak door with leaded light above into:
Entrance Hall
Flagstone floor. Night storage heater. Archway through to:
Rear Hall
Coat hooks. Flagstone floor. Under stairs storage area. Stairs to first floor.
Ground Floor
Sitting Room - 18' 8'' x 18' 2'' (5.70m x 5.53m)
Window seat and window to front. Original oak mullion window to side. Original floorboards. Fireplace with wooden lintel above, stone surround and flagstone hearth housing a 'Fisher, Grandpa Bear' wood burning stove. Exposed ceiling beams. Radiator. Wooden stairs down to:
Cellar/Study - 15' 10'' x 14' 10'' (4.82m x 4.52m)
Windows to side and front. Half-glazed door to front giving access to steps that lead up to the front garden. Exposed beams. Inglenook fireplace with beam lintel, mantel shelf over and flagstone hearth housing a 'Morsø' wood burning stove. Electric night storage heater.
Dining Room - 21' 2'' x 18' 7'' (6.46m x 5.66m)
Window seat and window to front. Window to side. Large raised fireplace with flagstone hearth and brick inset housing a 'Fisher, Grandpa Bear' wood burning stove with exposed flue. Flagstone floor. Walkway through to:
Kitchen - 18' 8'' x 11' 11'' (5.70m x 3.62m)
Windows to rear and side. Door to rear outside. 'Iroko' work surface, fitted base units with pine fronted doors. Double 'Belfast' style sink with mixer tap and granite drainer. Under counter space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Under counter space for fridge. Oil fired Aga. Space for electric cooker. Hand made Dutch tiled splash back. Exposed ceiling beams. 'Mandarin Stone' slate floor.
Door from the rear hall to:
Cloakroom
Leaded window to Dairy. Low level W.C. Pedestal wash hand basin. Towel radiator. Original oak shelving. Extractor fan. Tiled floor.
Dairy - 17' 8'' x 12' 2'' (5.39m x 3.70m)
An unusual room with many original features. Large salting stone with brick base. Original oak shelving. Exposed beans with original meat hooks. Further salting stones. Window to side. Original flagstone floor. Wooden door through to:
Wash House - 18' 1'' x 9' 7'' (5.52m x 2.92m)
Window to rear and unusual wooden door to side. 'Belfast' style sink. Fitted shelving. Flagstone floor. Corrugated iron pitched roof.
From the rear hall the curved oak staircase, with window to rear, leads to
First Floor Landing
Door to airing cupboard with slatted shelving.
Bathroom One - 12' 4'' x 7' 10'' (3.77m x 2.39m)
Window to rear. Low level W.C. 'Belfast' style sink on marble topped washstand. Shower with deep shower base. Mirror. Wooden floorboards. Extractor fan. Electric wall fan heater. Radiator.
Bathroom Two - 8' 10'' x 7' 3'' (2.69m x 2.21m)
Window to rear. Low level W.C. Pedestal wash hand basin with fitted mirror, light and shaver point above. Bath with shower above. Varnished cork tile flooring. Extractor Fan. Electric wall fan heater. Radiator.
Bedroom Two - 16' 1'' x 12' 7'' (4.91m x 3.83m)
Window to side. Pedestal wash hand basin with fitted mirror, light and shaver point above. Radiator.
Two steps up and archway through to:
Inner Landing
Radiator.
Master Bedroom - 18' 7'' x 14' 5'' (5.66m x 4.40m)
Window and window seat to front and window to side. Fireplace with wooden surround, flagstone hearth and cast iron fire basket. Door to cupboard with hanging rails and light. Two radiators. Exposed ceiling beams. Door and steps down to:
En-Suite Bathroom - 12' 3'' x 11' 3'' (3.74m x 3.44m)
Spacious bathroom with window to rear. Low level W.C. Pedestal wash hand basin with shaver point and light above. Bath. Step in shower cubicle with electric shower and double shower doors. Exposed ceiling beams. Fully tiled walls. Floorboards. Extractor fan. Electric wall fan heater. Towel radiator. Radiator. Door to airing cupboard with slatted shelves and radiator.
Bedroom Three - 13' 4'' x 13' 2'' max 9' 11'' min (4.06m x 4.02m max 3.02m min)
Window and window seat to front. Door to cupboard with hanging rail and shelving above. Exposed beams. Radiator.
Bedroom Four - 14' 1'' x 8' 10'' (4.30m x 2.68m)
Window and window seat to front. Fireplace with wooden mantel and surround with cast iron fire basket. Flagstone floor. Cupboard with shelving and hanging rail. Open fitted shelving with rail. Radiator.
Bedroom Five - 10' 7'' x 8' 11'' (3.22m x 2.71m)
Original oak mullion window to side. Exposed ceiling beams. Radiator.
From the inner landing there are stairs to:
Second Floor Landing
Skylight to rear. Exposed beams. Doors to bedroom six, bedroom seven and games room.
Bedroom Six - 12' 9'' x 9' 2'' (3.89m x 2.79m)
Window to front. Access to loft space. Radiator. Walkway through to:
Bedroom Seven - 12' 1'' x 9' 2'' (3.69m x 2.80m)
Skylight to rear. Door to under eaves storage with light.
Games Room - 30' 6'' max 27' 4'' min x 18' 6'' (9.29m max 8.33m min x 5.65m)
3 Skylights to rear. Two windows to front. Two radiators.
Outside
The property is approached via a gravel driveway which is shared with the neighbouring property Trewern. The driveway is bordered by lawn areas and a variety of ornamental trees and leads to a turning and parking area for several vehicles. A pedestrian gate leads to the front garden which is enclosed by stone walling and hedging. The gardens, from where the glorious views can be appreciated, are laid to the front, side and rear of the house. They are mainly laid to lawns with large, vegetable and flower beds leading to a well maintained orchard. There is a greenhouse, a patio and a pond located to the side of the driveway.
Agricultural Barn
Located a short distance from the main farmhouse (and attached at the rear to the open fronted barn of 'Trewern') is an extensive Grade II Listed cruciform stone barn with slate roof. Understood to date from the 17th Century and believed to incorporate some of the timbers from the original medieval timber-framed house which existed on the site of Wern-y-Cwm, the barn was enlarged in 1831 and again in the later 19th Century. The original Great Barn has central threshing floor with opposing gabled porches to each side. To one end, the wooden cart doors open onto a walled courtyard. In addition there are various storage rooms and single storey pigstys with stone walled yards. The current owner was granted 'change of use of existing redundant barn to two workshop units for Class B1 purposes' in 2004, Planning Application Number: M/10099. The barn measures approximately 360sqm -gross floor space. An area of woodland can be found to the rear of the stone barn.
Services
We are advised that mains electricity is connected to the property. There is a private water supply via a bore hole which is shared with Trewern. Drainage is via a septic tank. Oil fired central heating system.
Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of Way
The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way whether mentioned in these particulars or not.
Location
The village of Llanddewi Skirrid is situated approximately 4 miles from the historic town of Abergavenny which offers a wide range of amenities including schools, shops, banks, library, leisure centre, cinema and theatre and approximately 18 miles from the County Town of Monmouth which has similar amenities and facilities. The A465 Hereford road is approximately 3 miles away and links to the A40 at Abergavenny and then onwards via the A449 and A4042 to Cardiff, Newport and the M4/M5 motorways for Bristol and London. There is access to the M50 via Ross on Wye and a mainline railway station can be found in Abergavenny.
The Cider House
The Cider House is a separate 3 bedroom cottage which the present owner uses as a holiday let. The cottage is located between the farmhouse and the agricultural barn and offers the following accommodation: Spacious open plan lounge with wood burning stove, dining area and kitchen. On the first floor are three bedrooms and a bathroom. The cottage has a small courtyard garden to the rear which adjoins a paddock. Oil fired central heating system.
Adjoining The Cider House are additional outbuildings:
Workshop - 15' 9'' x 14' 1'' (4.8m x 4.3m)
Front and rear windows. Pedestal wash hand basin. Fitted workbench with vice. Access to roof storage space. Adjoining the workshop is:
Lean To - 15' 9'' x 8' 2'' (4.8m x 2.5m)
Housing bunded oil tank.
There are granary steps which are currently blocked off at the top. Below these steps is storage space for coal and logs.
Stable - 17' 5'' x 14' 9'' (5.3m x 4.5m)
Wooden hay manger and feed trough. This is split into two stables. With water tap and light. This stable adjoins the cottage.
Open Fronted Car Port - 29' 6'' x 23' 0'' (9.0m x 7.0m)
Attached to the cottage with power and light.
Please Note:
There is an opportunity to purchase Wern y Cwm Farm and Trewern as a whole for the asking price of £1.5M. Please contact Parrys Estate Agents for more information 01873 858990.
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Stations Nearby
- Abergavenny
- 3.1 miles
- Ebbw Vale Parkway
- 11.9 miles
- Pontypool & New Inn
- 10.7 miles
Schools Nearby
- Haberdashers' Monmouth School For Girls
- 10.7 miles
- Monmouth School
- 10.8 miles
- Pen-Y-Cwm Special School
- 10.9 miles
- Llantilio Pertholey C.V. Primary School
- 2.2 miles
- Deri View Primary
- 2.6 miles
- Llanvihangel Crucorney C.P. School
- 2.7 miles
- Crickhowell High School
- 7.5 miles
- King Henry VIII Comprehensive School
- 2.8 miles
- Brynmawr Foundation School
- 9.4 miles
