St Georges Lane, Newport

Presenting an appealing detached property available for let, situated amidst quiet, peaceful surroundings, and enriched with historical features. The property is in good condition, maintained and ready for its future occupants.

Boasting four bedrooms, the accommodation space is generous. The master bedroom provides ample space, and includes the luxury of an attached dressing room. Additionally, the property benefits from one bathroom and two spacious reception rooms, offering ample space for both relaxation and entertainment.

The kitchen is a functional space and is one of the striking features of this property, offering everything one would need for modern living. The property also benefits from a high EPC rating of 'D' and falls within council tax band 'E'.

One of the truly unique features of this property are its high ceilings, which lend an expansive and grand feel to the home. The property also offers provisions for parking, a beautiful view, and a garden, perfect for outdoor activities or simply enjoying a quiet moment amidst nature.

'Milne House' enjoys an elevated position, granting it scenic vistas across the countryside and Newport Town centre. To truly grasp the generous space and potential this property offers, we strongly recommend arranging a viewing.

Please note that this property will be available for a six month initial tenancy and that it will remain on the sales market throughout the tenancy and therefore, access would be required for any viewings that may be booked.

This spacious detached four-bedroom residence has a remarkable connection to local history. It was the former residence of the renowned English geologist, John Milne, born in 1850, celebrated as the pioneering figure in the field of Seismology. Milne's significant contributions to the scientific study of earthquakes and his residence in this house from 1895 until his passing in 1913 make this property of unique historical value. Previously known as 'Shide Hill House,' its proximity to Pan Chalk pit allowed Milne to conduct crucial measurements related to earth tension..