Brockweir, Chepstow, Gloucestershire, NP16

Description

Amidst the banks of the River Wye, in the heart of the popular and picturesque village of Brockweir just a mile north of Tintern, stands Weir House, believed to date from about the 1870s, whilst the outbuilding is about 300 years old. The house has fantastic proportions and light rooms throughout with high ceilings, overlooking the idyllic views of the Wye Valley, with three large bedrooms, two receptions rooms and a third floor with loft conversion accommodating an ensuite bathroom. A level raised garden to the front enjoys the sun throughout the day, with parking space in front for two cars and a stone outbuilding for storage.

Situation

Weir House sits along the banks of the River Wye on approach into the village. An iconic period house noticeable as you drive over Brockweir Bridge into the village across the bridge overlooking the River Wye in the heart of Brockweir village in the parish of Hewelsfield which is surrounded by stunning countryside but still allows easy access to both Chepstow and Monmouth, both of which provide a comprehensive range of amenities including shops both independent and national schools, restaurants and leisure centre. Chepstow sits 6.5 miles south providing rail links to Bristol, Cardiff and London. The Severn Bridge is easily accessible at Chepstow, allowing commuters an easy travel time to the city of Bristol. The property offers easy access to the M48 and A40 allowing access to Bristol, London, Newport and Cardiff.

Accommodation

The property is entered through an attractive Porch with windows to sides and a doorway into a spacious Entrance Hallway with tiled floor, high ceilings and stairs leading to the first floor landing. There is a useful storage cupboard with oak doors. Beyond the Hallway is a modern Kitchen Area which is open plan with contemporary grey fitted units, an electric oven, induction hob, sink and drainer, space for a fridge and plumbing for a washing machine. A door leads to the rear courtyard with window to the opposite side and there is an opening into the large Dining Room with wood burning stove with stone surround and hearth, high ceilings and double glazed sash windows facing the rear. The Sitting Room is another large room to the front of the property with tiled floor and large bay window with fantastic views over the River Wye and Brockweir Bridge. There is a wood burning stove with a stone surround and hearth, sash double glazed windows and high ceilings. The Downstairs (truncated)

First Floor

The stairs lead to the First Floor Landing with a window at the top, to the rear. The Master Bedroom has superb views to the front overlooking the River Wye and extensive wardrobes/storage to one wall and housing the hot water tank, high ceiling and a bay window to the front. Bedroom Two is another large double room with a window to the front facing the view. The Bathroom is fitted with a bath with shower over, wash hand basin, w.c. tiled flooring and a rear facing window. Bedroom Three is a rear facing large room with exposed wooden floorboards, a deep windowsill and a staircase leads to the Second Floor Attic Space with reduced head height. There is a Velux window to the ceiling and beams to the ceiling and a small window to the front. Doorway leads into the Shower Room with shower cubicle, wash hand basin and low flush w.c.

Outside

There is a garden to the front of the property with superb views of the River and Wye Valley and Brockweir Bridge. A gated path leads to the house and a stone building provides storage. To the rear of the property is a small open courtyard. Across from the property are two allocated parking spaces for Weir House.

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