Oak House, Clydach, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 0LL

Quote Reference GP608630—This remarkable property stands as a six-bedroom, five-reception room detached stone residence, once the Royal Oak Public House, deeply intertwined with the storied history of Clydach village. Boasting nearly 3500 sq ft of space and unparalleled grandeur, this Grade II listed home, constructed around 1800, exudes abundant character and period features. From the extravagant reception hall with reclaimed chapel pillars and vaulted ceiling to the mezzanine first-floor reception room, every corner of this residence emanates charm and historic allure. 

The ground floor encompasses three independent reception rooms, two with wood-burning stoves, and a 25' kitchen/diner. Additionally, it houses a spacious double bedroom, stylish shower room, utility room, and store room. The first floor is home to the heart of the house, with the mezzanine above the sitting room, which grants direct access to the garden. Five double bedrooms, including a primary suite with a vaulted ceiling, a dressing room, an ensuite bathroom, a large family bathroom, and an impressive office with a glazed elevation overlooking the reception hall round out the first floor. Noteworthy is the recent installation of an oil-fired boiler and updated heating system by the current owners. 

The double bedroom with ensuite, located to the rear of this super home, is recently being run as an Airbnb with its own entrance and private courtyard garden.

Outside, the property offers two separate entrances at either end, courtyard patio gardens, parking for two cars, and a small outbuilding currently used as storage. The walled rear garden, accessed from the first-floor lounge, provides a tranquil and private space to relish mountain views above the house's roof line, featuring seating areas over two levels, densely planted flower beds, and a lawn.

LOCATION

The property is located in Clydach North, a peaceful village within the Brecon Beacons National Park, an area renowned for its natural beauty and popular among tourists. There's a community hall and a pub in Clydach, and the A465 Heads of the Valleys Road is easily accessible by car. The village of Gilwern, just over 1.5 miles away, boasts a primary school, several pubs, a convenience store, and a hall. The larger market town of Abergavenny is less than 6 miles away and offers a variety of shops, amenities, and a train station.

SERVICES

The property is connected to Mains Electricity, Water and Drainage, Woodburning Stoves and recently fitted oil-fired central heating.

Internet and Mobile Phone services are available.

DIRECTIONS

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