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Llangybi, Usk

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

5

BATHROOMS

5

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Key features

  • Seventeenth-Century Threshing Barn
  • 5 Bedrooms & 5 Bathrooms
  • Sympathetically Renovated
  • Scope for Guest or Holiday Accommodation
  • Enjoying Views of the Usk Vale
  • Large Double Garage & Out Building
  • Located Near Llangybi & Usk
  • Grade II Listed
  • Ideal for Multi-Generational Living
  • TO ENQUIRE 24/7 CALL & QUOTE REF: AP0732

Description

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Welcome to Tregrug Barn, a property that offers far more than just a place to live—it provides a unique opportunity to own a piece of history, artfully restored and reimagined for modern living. Originally a Seventeenth-Century threshing barn, along with stables and a cart shed, this exceptional residence has been transformed into a home that blends historical charm with contemporary luxury.

Tregrug Barn is designed for those who value space, versatility, and a deep connection to the past. It’s an ideal retreat for multi-generational families, those seeking flexible living arrangements, or anyone looking for a property with the potential for holiday rentals. As you move through the barn, you’ll feel the centuries of history woven into its fabric, yet you'll also enjoy the modern comforts and amenities that make this home truly special. This is more than just a residence; it’s a sanctuary where history and modernity come together, offering an unparalleled living experience in a location rich in tradition and community. This barn is a place to plant your roots and create a legacy, in a home that is truly one of a kind.

As you step into Tregrug Barn, you’ll be immediately captivated by the seamless integration of history and contemporary design.  The heart of the main house is the former threshing barn, a grand space where ancient architecture meets modern comfort. Exposed beams, some dating back to the medieval Llangybi Castle, rise majestically above the expansive living area, which is bathed in natural light. This space is warm and inviting, with a cozy nook by the wood-burning stove that serves as the perfect spot to unwind on cooler evenings.

The bespoke staircase is a stunning modern architectural feature that seamlessly blends form and function. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this staircase not only serves as a practical element connecting the home’s various levels but also stands as a statement piece that enhances the overall aesthetic. Whether ascending to the mezzanine or descending to the living areas, this staircase adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to every step. This property offers an array of versatile spaces, including a second living area on the upper floor boasting dramatic vaulted ceilings and beam work. There is another reception room to the ground floor, currently used as a superb study, that leads to a delightful sunroom, flooded with natural light with large sliding doors that provides stunning views across the garden and beyond. 

Adjacent to the grand living room is the kitchen/breakfast room, a transformation of a Nineteenth-Century farm building into a modern culinary haven. The kitchen combines rustic charm with contemporary functionality, featuring exposed beams, travertine flooring, bespoke hand-built units, and a range cooker set beneath the impressive A-frames. It’s a space where culinary creations and cherished memories come to life, truly the heart of the home. 

The principal bedroom suite is a luxurious sanctuary, with multiple windows and rooflights allowing sunlight to filter through and illuminate the historic beams. The en-suite bathroom offers a spa-like experience with a separate shower and a feature bathtub designed for ultimate relaxation. The second spacious bedroom offers its own en-suite bathroom and a unique mezzanine area that can serve as an office or dressing room, providing a private and flexible space tailored to your needs. This combination of en-suite luxury and a mezzanine makes it an ideal retreat within the home. The is also another bedroom located off the study. This ground-floor room offers convenience and privacy, complete with its own dressing room and en-suite bathroom, making it an ideal space for guests or those who require ground-floor living arrangements.

Tregrug Barn's versatility continues with its connected annexe and a self-contained cottage, both offering endless possibilities. These additional living spaces are perfect for multi generational living, accommodating guests and extended family, or could be utilized as holiday rentals or spaces to work from home, enhancing the property's appeal as a multi-functional home. 

The enchantment of Tregrug Barn continues as you step outside, where the beauty of the property extends beyond its historic walls. The property occupies a plot of around 0.9 Acres and is thoughtfully arranged around a picturesque courtyard, creating a charming focal point that is both practical and aesthetically pleasing. Whether used for parking or simply as a space to appreciate your surroundings, this courtyard embodies the tranquility and timeless appeal of rural living. Beyond the courtyard, the expansive garden unfolds towards the stunning Usk Valley, offering breathtaking, uninterrupted views that change with the seasons.

This garden is a true extension of the home, providing ample space for outdoor activities, gardening, or simply relaxing in nature. Mature trees, specimen shrubs, and herbaceous borders create a dynamic and ever-evolving landscape that bursts with color and life throughout the year. The gentle sound of a stream running along the boundary, coupled with the privacy offered by a well-established beech hedge, enhances the sense of peace and seclusion that defines this property. 

The sunroom, which opens directly onto a well-positioned patio, offers a perfect transition from indoor to outdoor living. This patio is an ideal setting for alfresco dining, where you can entertain guests against the backdrop of sweeping valley views, or enjoy a quiet morning coffee while soaking in the natural beauty that surrounds you. The outdoor space is designed to be enjoyed in all seasons, whether it’s hosting summer gatherings, savoring the crisp air of autumn, or simply watching the landscape change with the weather. For those with green fingers, Tregrug Barn’s garden is a dream come true. The carefully curated plantings provide not only visual appeal but also a haven for local wildlife, adding to the property's sense of being a true countryside retreat. The combination of open spaces, shaded areas, and water features creates a garden that is as versatile as it is beautiful, offering something for everyone, whether you’re an avid gardener or simply enjoy spending time outdoors.

Tregrug Barn is nestled on the edge of the picturesque village of Llangybi, a location that offers a perfect blend of rural tranquility and convenient access to modern amenities. This charming village is steeped in history, providing a sense of community that is both welcoming and vibrant. A short stroll from the property, you'll find The White Hart, a quintessential village pub where locals gather to share stories and enjoy hearty meals. It’s the perfect spot to immerse yourself in the friendly, close-knit atmosphere that defines Llangybi.

Just three miles away lies the historic market town of Usk, a jewel of Monmouthshire known for its beautiful architecture, winding streets, and a strong sense of heritage. Usk is a town that has managed to retain its charm while offering all the conveniences you could desire. Whether you’re looking to explore boutique shops, enjoy a coffee at one of the quaint cafes, or stock up on local produce at the local farm shop and garden centre, Usk provides a delightful experience. The town is also home to several annual events, including the renowned Usk Show and the Open Gardens weekend, where the community comes together to celebrate the beauty and culture of the area.

For those who enjoy outdoor activities, the area surrounding Tregrug Barn is a paradise. The Usk Valley and the nearby Brecon Beacons National Park offer endless opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the stunning Welsh countryside. The River Usk, known for its excellent fishing, winds its way through the valley, providing a serene backdrop for riverside walks or leisurely picnics. Whether you’re an avid nature lover or simply enjoy the peace that comes from being surrounded by natural beauty, this location has something to offer. 

Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the prestigious Ryder Cup Celtic Manor Resort, located just a short drive away. This world-class venue offers three championship golf courses, luxurious spa facilities, and fine dining, making it a perfect destination for both recreation and relaxation. For those seeking further indulgence, the nearby Cwrt Bleddyn Hotel and Spa provides a tranquil escape where you can pamper yourself with a range of spa treatments, enjoy afternoon tea, or unwind in the hotel’s lush gardens.

Excellent transport links further enhance the appeal of Tregrug Barn. With easy access to the M4 motorway, commuting to Cardiff, Bristol, or even London is straightforward and convenient. The nearby city of Newport offers mainline rail services that connect you to the rest of the UK, making this rural retreat surprisingly well-connected. Despite its peaceful setting, you’re never far from the cultural and economic hubs of South Wales and beyond.

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  • Cwmbran Station4.7 miles
  • Pontypool & New Inn Station5.0 miles
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