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12 FRONT COVER HOME<br />
bedroom<br />
living room etc<br />
Ty Boda, Upper Llanover, Abergavenny<br />
Parrys 01873 858990 www.parrys.com<br />
Price<br />
£795,000<br />
bedroom bedroom<br />
living living room room etc etc<br />
bedroom bedroom<br />
living room living room etccentral heating<br />
garage/covered parking parking<br />
is located above the village of Llanover affording superb views towards the Skirrid mountain and across the Vale<br />
central central heating heating<br />
bathroom bathroom<br />
garage/covered parking parking<br />
of Usk and is just circa 6 miles distant to Abergavenny and 7 miles to Usk.<br />
4<br />
bathroom<br />
bathroom<br />
4 3<br />
bathroom<br />
LPG GAS<br />
central heating<br />
central heating<br />
garage/covered parking<br />
This charming, rambling 17th Century country home which is believed to have been a former Welsh long house<br />
parking<br />
Beautifully presented with its eclectic interior which has strong emphasis on texture,<br />
colour and design. The house has delightful grounds extending to approximately 2.7<br />
acres of spectacular gardens which include a wildlife pond, a detached agricultural<br />
building/studio and ample parking to the front of the house and additional parking.<br />
This beautiful rural house really is a character family home which offers versatile living<br />
accommodation with ample room for each member of the family to enjoy time together<br />
or to find their own space. The house is ideal for entertaining and is complemented<br />
by the various terraces and decked areas accessed via glazed doors from the principal<br />
rooms. The property would lend itself to multigenerational living or perhaps, as a B&B/<br />
holiday let annexe.<br />
The cottage lies off a country lane and has hardstanding to the front with space for<br />
several cars. There is a courtyard enclosed with stone walls with an attractive water<br />
feature. A pedestrian gate leads to the garden. To the far side of the garden is a planted<br />
meadow accessed from both the garden and a gate from the lane. To the other side of<br />
the garden are double gates leading to a garage/covered parking parking parking substantial parking parking area, access to the garden<br />
and to the agricultural barn/studio.<br />
One of the principal features of this property is the extensive and breath taking garden<br />
which is truly exceptional. The gardens have been open for the last four years as part of<br />
the National Garden Scheme Wales and attracted many visitors. Thoughtfully created<br />
by the present owners, the gently sloping grounds include wooded areas, mature shrubs<br />
and an interesting herb garden. There are several storage areas plus a summerhouse and<br />
a quaint, stone outbuilding set above a natural wildlife pond with wooden jetty. Other<br />
features include a meadow recently planted with over 1300 native trees, an interesting<br />
stone circle, orchard, fernery and potager. From the gardens are beautiful views towards<br />
the Skirrid Mountain. The gardens and grounds are both a haven for wildlife and<br />
designed to be enjoyed throughout the seasons.
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