Highmoor Hill, Caldicot

This quaint 4-bedroom detached cottage is nestled within a sought-after hamlet of Highmoor Hill, boasting a peaceful rural location on the outskirts of Caerwent. This splendid home offers a blend of charm and character, and offers an opportunity for refurbishment. The property is being offered for sale with the benefit of no onward chain.

The area is renowned for outstanding countryside for walking, the property itself overlooks the beautiful Slade Woods, and for those wishing to commute M4 access can be found at both Magor and in the neighbouring town of Chepstow. The main line at Severn Tunnel Junction is a few miles away in Rogiet. Families will also appreciate the proximity to both primary and comprehensive schooling.

The property seamlessly blends practicality with natural beauty, offering a private retreat that is both functional and picturesque. Whether you're soaking up the sun on the terrace or marvelling at the local wildlife, this home provides a perfect sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Beyond your doorstep, the stunning grounds of Caldicot Castle & Country Park offer an opportunity for further leisurely walks and picnics. The charming Roman village of Caerwent, with its historical significance and additional local amenities, is also within easy reach and offers a range of local amenities.

The property is also well placed to indulge in a variety of outdoor activities too, with Chepstow Racecourse, home to the Welsh Grand National, close by along with St. Pierre Golf & Country Club and The Celtic Manor Resort.

Properties of this nature very rarely come to the market; early viewing is therefore recommended.

STEP INSIDE: - Believed to date back to the late 1800s, The Mount is a distinguished property that has been cherished within the same family for the past 70 years. Offering a remarkable opportunity for refurbishment, both internally and externally, this residence presents a unique blend of character and potential, making it an ideal project for those seeking to restore a period home to its former glory.

Upon entering, the reception area provides access to the living room, bathroom, and a separate WC.

The bathroom features a bath with an overhead shower and a wash hand basin.

The living room is a well-proportioned space with a high ceiling, wooden flooring, and a feature fireplace with a slate hearth. A wood-burning stove is present, though it would require assessment before use.

From the living room, doors lead to the dining room, kitchen and the sunroom. The sunroom, in need of modernisation, offers an exceptional vantage point overlooking the gardens and surrounding countryside.

The dining room, positioned at the rear of the property, serves as a welcoming reception space, complete with a feature fireplace and ample room for a dining table.

The kitchen, located at the front of the home, is equipped with base storage units and benefits from a useful walk-in pantry.

An open-tread staircase leads to the first floor with the landing granting access to all four bedrooms.

The principal bedroom is a generous front-facing double room that enjoys picturesque views of the gardens and countryside. The three additional bedrooms are all well-proportioned to accommodate a double bed and equally benefit from delightful garden views. Bedroom three also benefits from a spacious ensuite, fitted with a three-piece suite.

Outside - The gardens surrounding The Mount span approximately 1.2 acres and must be seen to be truly appreciated. Overlooking the picturesque Slade Woods and surrounding countryside, they offer a tranquil and scenic retreat. A gated entrance provides ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles, ensuring both convenience and privacy.

As you approach the property, a striking stone wash house with a chimney serves as a charming focal point within the grounds. This unique feature not only adds character but also presents versatile potential for a variety of uses.

The well-established gardens boast expansive lawns, a diverse selection of trees, and an abundance of fruit-bearing varieties, including apple, damson, and walnut trees within the orchard. Natural hedgerows create a secluded and wildlife-rich environment, attracting numerous birds and other native species. Adding to the garden's charm, a pond enhances the natural habitat, while remnants of an old air raid shelter offer a fascinating glimpse into the past.

AGENTS NOTE:
The property has private septic tank drainage and is at present unregistered, we are advised that registration will occur at point of sale.

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