Llangovan, Monmouth, NP25

Unique conversion of a former cider mill and cottage, set in 2.5 acres on the edge of Llangovan village with stunning countryside views. Records date back to pre 1780 where this now family home was once a two up, two down cottage and separate mill. Over the years the conversion linked the two buildings, with a full rewire and further two extensions, creating a bespoke family home full of character. 

This rural spot is situated just 7 miles from Monmouth town and 5 miles from Raglan, accessing the A40, A449 leading to the M4 & M50, offering superb commuter links. Both Raglan Primary School and Monmouth Comprehensive have a free return school bus service for homes in the area.  

A private drive with paddock land to one side and garden to the other, leads to the gravel parking area. 

A large stable door opens onto the spacious entrance hall featuring stone walls and exposed timber lintels. A tiled floor continues into the kitchen. Steps rise to an oak latch door leading to the lounge.

Overlooking the rear garden, the good sized lounge boasts an inglenook fireplace with log burner on flagstone hearth and exposed ceiling beams.

Stairs rise to the first floor from the dual aspect kitchen, fitted with solid Oak door base units providing storage along with a central breakfast bar. A Belfast sink sits beneath a window offering views over the garden.  An external venting extractor hood is over a Belling electric range cooker. 

Open plan to the kitchen the large dining room features a slate floor, exposed ceiling beams and stone walls with a fireplace to the far end housing a decorative burner.

Off the dining room is a good sized utility room with extensive storage, oil boiler (circa 3 years old), water filtration system, stainless sink, space for washing machine and dishwasher and a door on to the rear garden.

On from the dining room is the triple aspect family room with beamed ceiling, Oak floor, sliding doors to the garden and stairs up to the office/bedroom 5.

Triple aspect the office features views over the grounds, part sloped ceilings, exposed stone and Oak floor.

The main stairwell from the kitchen leads to a landing with front facing window and exposed timber lintel. The landing leads to four bedrooms and the main bathroom.

Dual aspect the master bedroom boasts a vaulted ceiling with exposed A frame beams, exposed stone walls, Oak floor and French doors to a balcony overlooking the front paddock and stunning countryside beyond. The ensuite has a shower cubicle with electric shower, pedestal sink and low level w/c. 

Bedroom 2 has part sloped ceilings, exposed stone walls and a built in cupboard.

Bedroom 3 has part sloped ceilings, exposed stone walls and a fireplace.

Bedroom 4 is dual aspect with part sloped beamed ceiling and exposed stone wall.

The main bathroom features a free standing claw foot bath, corner shower cubicle with power shower, pedestal sink and low level w/c. An airing cupboard houses the hot water tank heated by oil in the Winter and electric in the Summer.

Outside the grounds feature a separate paddock and mature gardens with varying fruit trees. A stream runs through the gardens and under the mill via stone tunnel, once used by the old working mill. Towards the front of the property is a greenhouse, and two large outbuildings. Mature hedgerow, fencing and stone walling create the encircling boundaries. 

Services: Mains electric, oil heating, private water and drainage (no water rates payable)

Council tax band G.