3 bed property for sale

The Lower Mill, Llanvair Discoed, Chepstow NP16

Summary
This immaculate detached cottage is rich in original features and historical charm. It comes with three bedrooms, a bathroom, two reception rooms, kitchen and downstairs toilet. Planning permission was previously granted to extend the accommodation.

Description
This lovely cottage, which was originally a water mill, is situated in an ideal location between the popular villages of Llanvair Discoed and Shirenewton. This provides an opportunity for an idyllic country living lifestyle

On entering from the front there is a bright and inviting dining room with stone floor and exposed beams. Leading on through an archway is a spacious kitchen with double aspect views.

The kitchen is a particular delight, boasting an open-plan design with Quartz countertops. Carefully designed colour schemes and layout. The kitchen also enjoys an ample amount of natural light, creating a bright, inviting space for cooking and dining.

Rich in both history and charm, the sitting room is particularly impressive.

Upstairs, leading off from the oak-floored landing are three bedrooms, two of which are doubles, and a bathroom.
There is ample storage space throughout.

The house previously had planning permission to add an en-suite fourth bedroom, an additional reception room and a garage. This prospect may appeal to growing families.

This property is nestled in a rural picturesque landscape, offering breath-taking views. A truly must-see property.

*Map accuracy may vary due to the rural location of this property

Dining Room 14' 8" x 9' 7" ( 4.47m x 2.92m )
A bright and inviting room with stone-tiled floor and exposed oak beams, full of character and charm. A front-facing window offers picturesque views. An archway leading into the kitchen makes it perfect for entertaining or relaxed family dining.

Kitchen 13' 8" x 10' 6" ( 4.17m x 3.20m )
A stunning modern kitchen with stone-tiled floor, ceramic double sink, quartz worktops and light colour scheme. Double aspect windows to front and side. An original wooden door leads to the rear lobby, downstairs WC and access to the garden.

Reception Room 31' 6" x 14' 6" Max ( 9.60m x 4.42m Max )
A stunning living room blending history and charm, featuring a unique historic water mill mechanism as a striking focal point. Exposed beams, a stone fireplace with a wood-burner, and characterful details create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Spacious yet cozy, this exceptional space for relaxing and entertaining.

Upstairs Landing 14' 2" x 2' 6" ( 4.32m x 0.76m )
This has an oak floor and window to the front.

Bedroom 1 12' 3" x 12' ( 3.73m x 3.66m )
Master bedroom includes a walk-in wardrobe, with natural wood flooring and window to the rear of the property with abundance of natural light.

Bedroom 2 11' 6" x 9' 5" ( 3.51m x 2.87m )
Bedroom 2 has two windows, flooding the room with sunshine. Natural wood flooring with an integrated wardrobe.

Bedroom 3 11' 6" x 6' 6" ( 3.51m x 1.98m )
Bedroom 3 has ample wardrobe space, with natural wood flooring and a window to the back of the room, following the trend of a light and airy cottage.

Family Bathroom
The inviting bathroom contains a bath, wash basin, WC and walk-in shower.

Lower Ground Floor 16' 8" x 13' 8" ( 5.08m x 4.17m )
Experience the charm of this unique space, adjoining the original waterwheel, this was once the heart of a working mill. With exposed beams, original stonework and remnants of the historic mill mechanism, it is perfect for creative projects, restoration or display. It is an inspiring blend of heritage and function, currently used as a workshop.

Outside
There are attractive gardens at the front and back. The front door, framed by climbing roses, is accessed from the terrace, an ideal spot on which one can sit to relax and enjoy the view across the fields. There is also a large area of decking beside the old mill pond and a paved area behind the house, providing more opportunities for relaxation and socialising.

At the front of the house there is a door leading into the lower ground floor. Here, there is also a parking area for two or three cars.

The large garden has been cared for with wildlife and the environment in mind, so as well as neatly mown grass, there are places where it is left to grow to encourage a range of wildflowers. Beds are stocked with many bee-friendly plants. There are also lavender hedges, vegetable beds and fruit trees.

There is more off-road parking behind the house, as well as two wooden storage sheds and a large, attractive white-painted greenhouse.

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