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Staunton, Coleford, Gloucestershire
Fine & Country 01600 775930 www.fineandcountry.com
Stylish, beautifully detailed family home. Three-bedrooms, en-suite & family bathroom. Located in a desirable Wye Valley village.
This stylish three-bedroom family home is spacious and well thought-out and benefits from
a stunning kitchen/dining/family room. Located in a desirable Wye Valley village within
easy reach of local facilities. As a newly-built property in in the Conservation Area at the
heart of Staunton, Honeysuckle House is a rare find. It has been individually designed to
be in sympathy with its historic surroundings in one of the oldest villages in the Forest of
Dean. “The village is very picturesque and highly sought-after as a place to live.
MONMOUTH
OFFICE OPENING SOON
BUS Scheme
Grant increased to
£7,500
Guide Price
£475,000
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We were very lucky to find a development site in the heart of the village and we had to take
a lot of care with the materials and the details to make sure it was in keeping and to satisfy the
planners.”
The attractive, neatly laid-out garden, designed for low-maintenance, comprises a large,
paved patio, running across the back of the property, with an area of level lawn and with
raised beds, planted with shrubs and retained by contemporary sleepers.
LPG
2
Spring Cottage, Tintern, Chepstow
Guide Price
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Archer & Co 01291 626262 www.archerandco.com £350,000
Charming stone built two-bedroom cottage. Panoramic views overlooking the River Wye. A tranquil and historic setting.
This is the first time Spring Cottage has been to the market for 82 years. Located in the Idyllic
Wye Valley, an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ and situated only a short distance from
world-renowned area of Tintern. The cottage offers a great opportunity to adapt and extend
to your design preferences. Subject to planning. The interior features two cosy bedrooms,
providing comfort and privacy. The living spaces are flexible and open to be renovated to
capture the essence of modern-day living, this cottage does offer rustic charm and character.
Situated in the world-renowned Tintern, the cottage not only offers a peaceful living
environment but also provides breathtaking views of the river Wye and beyond. The gentle
meandering of the river adds to the allure of this distinctive location. The community offers
local pubs and cafes, a few shops and a doctor’s surgery, plus one of the most recognisable
landmarks in Wales, the 12th-century Tintern Abbey.
The cottages grounds are extensive but will need to be managed, to be fully utilised to the
best that they offer. There is no parking, but parking spaces at the front are located in the
public parking area overlooking the river.
GAS LPG
for a new renewable heating system
Wood Pellet Boiler
*BUS Scheme
Biomass Grant £5,000
ASHP Grant £7,500
www.birdshill.wales
Phone: 01558 824 726
Email: info@birdshill.wales
Air Source Heat Pump
12 Roundbush Crescent, Caerwent Guide Price
£420,000
Archer & Co 01291 672212 www.archerandco.com
Nestled within the historic charm of the Roman village of Caerwent, this superbly presented
4-bedroom detached property stands as a testament to both style and functionality. This superb
4-bedroom detached property perfectly offers a contemporary design with functional living
space. Whether you are looking for a cosy family home or a space to work from home, this
property has been designed to accommodate various lifestyles and preferences.
The property is ideally situated within the charming and historic Roman village of Caerwent,
imparting a sense of timeless allure and a rich cultural backdrop. Residents will enjoy the
proximity to local amenities, ensuring convenience in daily living. A reliable bus service connects
the village to the nearby towns of Chepstow and Caldicot.
The A48, conveniently close, offers swift access to both Chepstow and Newport where M4
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Spacious detached four bedroom property. Three reception rooms. Kitchen with breakfast area. Viewing recommended.
access can be found, facilitating effortless commutes for those with professional obligations in
these areas. Caerwent boasts a lively local community, characterised by its warm and welcoming
ambiance. The village embraces a range of essential amenities, including a local pub, church, shop
and post office, meeting the various needs of its residents. Additionally, a communal village hall
(accompanied by a sports field) serves as a hub for social gatherings and recreational activities.
The first thing to note about this superb property is a converted garage now transformed
into a self-contained hairdressing salon. This multi-functional space boasts its own dedicated
entrance, ensuring independent access separate from the main dwelling. This distinct attribute
not only offers convenience, but also provides the flexibility of running a business from the
comfort of home.
GAS
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