Property Drop Issue 12

Homes From Parrys
ROSS-ON-WYE HEREFORDSHIRE
COLEFORD GLOUCESTERSHIRE
The property is pleasantly situated on the edge of
a popular village between Monmouth and Rosson-Wye.
Enjoying countryside views across to the
distant beautiful Coppett Hill area. The property
is well presented, appreciating good family living
accommodation. The property is of a 1930’s style
and blends sizeable windows together with more
traditional features, such as areas with exposed
wooden floorboards, picture rails, natural wooden
doors and a number of attractive ornamental
fireplaces on both floors along with wood/multi fuel
stoves to the ground floor. EPC Rating E.
Guide: £589,000
A beautifully restored Grade II* Listed three storey,
stone built, family house with open plan reception
areas and four generous bedrooms. Throughout the
property are many period features, such as exposed
beams and old fireplaces, retaining the integrity of the
original building and carefully combined with modern
convenience, including underfloor heating and luxury
bathrooms. It is situated within good size and very
attractive gardens, above the Wye Valley, off an old
shared courtyard, in a tiny hamlet between the sought
after villages of Newland & Clearwell.
Guide: £595,000
TRELLECK MONMOUTHSHIRE
LYDART MONMOUTHSHIRE
An outstanding family house in an elevated
yet sheltered rural setting just 4 miles south of
Monmouth. The property stands off a long, gated,
private drive within some 9.3 acres of extensive
gardens and valuable pasture paddock. There is a
fitted cloakroom, 5 reception rooms, including a
22ft drawing room and 37ft conservatory/dining
room, a very well-equipped kitchen, utility and boot
room. On the first floor are 5 bedrooms, 2 en-suite.
On the second floor are two bedrooms, 7 in all. The
property stands within good sized gardens, much
of which is mown as lawn, with a mown field for
cricket or/rugby or/football. EPC Rating E.
Guide: £1,075,000
Delightful slightly elevated setting above Monmouth.
Originally forming part of the Caer Llan Estate
which is thought to have been built circa 1800 the
Lodge is of a similar period. Retaining a number
of original features the property offers versatile
accommodation ideal for dual family living. The
gardens are mainly laid to grass with fenced
boundary along one side and mixed hedging to
the other side. The terrace adjacent to the house
is an ideal area for entertaining and appreciating
the beautiful far reaching views across neighbouring
farmland and towards the Welsh Hills. EPC Rating F.
Guide: £479,000