Prioress Mill Lane, Usk

With origins dating back to the 12th Century, The Mill House is idyllically located on the outskirts of the renowned Market town of Usk. Situated at the end of a privately owned lane the Mill house has extensive lawned gardens to the rear and side of this historic home, that beautifully frame the view of the Mill Wheel, with an elevated vista that takes in the river Usk & surrounding Countryside. Within the grounds of the Mill is a large man made lake perfect for the keen “catch & release” fisherman, but offers many alternative opportunities. The garden & grounds extend to approx. 1.5 acres (t.b.c).
The Mill House itself has been completely refurbished by the present Owner to provide extensive flexible accommodation which has been sympathetically restored across three floors, with the split level of the surrounding grounds providing entry level and lower ground level access. Of particular note are the Mill workings which are beautifully exposed within both the Kitchen breakfast room and the lower ground floor, second reception room, which emphasize the historic ambience that radiates throughout the building. From the Oak front door, entry is provided to the middle floor of the Mill, with a generous living room, with exposed oak beams, stone fire place, exposed wood floors, open plan onto the dining room, with doors leading to a bathroom with separate shower, the brand new Shaker style Solid beech kitchen breakfast room with range & newly fitted appliances. A staircase leads from the middle floor to the first floor bedrooms, with a secondary staircase leading from the kitchen breakfast room to the lower ground floor accommodation. The first floor has three double bedroom with an ensuite shower room to the Master bedroom. The lower ground floor accommodation has its own private access through a substantial oak door, (larger enough for wheel chair access). This extensive space has a small newly fitted kitchen, separate W.C, the size of this room would allow easy conversion to annex accommodation or for use as ancillary accommodation to the upper floors. The second reception room on this floor, has the exposed mill workings, but could become a charming study or additional bedroom.
The location, historic nature and extensive gardens offer a singular opportunity to purchase a home without compare. Telephone if you would like to register your interest in viewing.