This beautiful semi-detached home occupies a prominent and enviable position on Station Road in Llanwern, immediately capturing attention with its distinctive architectural presence and commanding outlook.

Approached via a featured covered entrance, the property makes a striking first impression, its handsome front elevation enhanced by a floor-to-roof corner turret and a full-height bay window to the side.

These features are characteristic of Victorian Queen Anne–inspired design, where asymmetry, light-filled projections and decorative forms were used to create homes of elegance and individuality, a highly desirable architectural feature that provides additional light and unique interior spaces.

Here, the turret houses the end of the ground-floor lounge and extends into the first-floor bedroom above, giving both rooms a sense of character.

To the front of the property there are wonderful open views, enjoyed both from within the house and from the garden, while ample off-road parking and a garage ensure excellent practicality.

The sense of space continues immediately upon entering the home, where a welcoming hallway sets the tone for the quality and care evident throughout.

Luxury LVT flooring flows seamlessly across the ground floor and continues upstairs, combining durability with a clean, contemporary finish that complements the generous period proportions.
Boston anthracite radiators provide efficient heating while adding a modern contrast, and all windows throughout the property are fitted with bespoke internal shutters, offering privacy, insulation and a refined aesthetic.

From the hallway, the main lounge is positioned to take full advantage of the turret, creating a light-filled and atmospheric living space with a feature fireplace forming a natural focal point. The curved wall of the turret introduces architectural interest and a feeling of gentle enclosure, ideal for a reading area or quiet seating, while windows frame the front outlook beautifully. This room balances elegance with comfort.

The dining room is a generous and inviting space, French doors open directly onto the garden, allowing indoor and outdoor living to blend effortlessly during warmer months. A further feature fireplace adds warmth and character, while the proportions comfortably accommodate a large dining table without compromising flow.

The kitchen is a standout feature of the home, thoughtfully designed and luxuriously fitted. Shaker-style units provide timeless appeal, paired with quality finishes and excellent storage. The hob is set into a feature brick recess, adding texture and visual interest while subtly referencing the home’s heritage. Integrated appliances include a fitted dishwasher and built in oven, skylights draw natural light deep into the space, creating an airy and uplifting atmosphere.

A feature recess adds further architectural interest, and an opening leads into the remaining section of the kitchen where additional units, provide generous workspace, built in microwave and storage, with a door offering direct access to the rear garden.

From the kitchen, a cold store offers a rare and highly practical addition, ideal for food storage or pantry use. Completing the ground floor is a well-appointed shower room, perfect for guests or for use after spending time outdoors.
A recently fitted boiler provides reassurance of modern efficiency and reliability.

Stairs rise to the first floor, where the principal bedroom occupies a prime front position and enjoys outstanding views. The turret once again enhances the space, creating a distinctive area within the room that is ideal for seating or relaxation, complemented by a fire feature that adds warmth and character. The second bedroom is a generous double positioned over the rear of the property, enjoying peaceful garden views, while the third bedroom also overlooks the front and offers flexibility as a bedroom, guest room or home office.

Serving the bedrooms is a striking luxury bathroom arranged over two levels. The upper level hosts a spacious double shower, vanity unit with integrated wash hand basin while steps lead down to a lower level where a stunning egg-shaped bath forms a sculptural focal point, along with an additional vanity unit with inset wash hand basin and a low level W.C. A heated towel rail completes the space.

Outside, the garden is nothing short of exceptional and represents one of the property’s most compelling features. Beautifully planned and meticulously maintained, it wraps around the houses in the street and invites exploration via a series of walkways, seating areas and thoughtfully planted borders. Mature climbers including passion flower, kiwi and palm trees introduce texture and interest, while established trees form natural arches, including blossom and snow-covered canopies that evolve through the seasons. A rose archway leads into the main garden.
The garden backs directly onto a members-owned golf course and adjoining woodlands, with a gate providing direct access, making this an outstanding setting for those who enjoy walking, nature and outdoor pursuits. Multiple storage sheds are positioned discreetly throughout the garden alongside a greenhouse, ideal for gardening enthusiasts.
There is an additional building that houses the utility room.

In one corner of the garden, a substantial decked area forms a true outdoor living hub. Here, a stunning summer house is currently used as guest accommodation and a home office, offering excellent flexibility. Adjacent to this is a covered seating area ideal for entertaining, complete with a log store, while a pond within the decked area and a second pond elsewhere in the garden add tranquillity and visual interest.

Double gates at the front of the garden provide direct access to the driveway, offering a highly practical feature. Combined with ample parking and a garage at the front, the home delivers both charm and everyday convenience.

The lifestyle offered by this location is exceptional. Within a ten-minute drive are Wentwood Forest, the Newport Bird Sanctuary and RSPB Wetlands, and the Wales Coastal Path, providing outstanding opportunities for walking, wildlife watching and outdoor recreation. Cyclists are within a ten-minute bike ride of National Cycle Route 4, with a dedicated cycle path also providing safe access directly into Newport city centre. The village benefits from a nearby community hall, while the highly regarded local pub, Fifteen, is within easy walking distance. Spytty Retail Park and its range of shops, supermarkets and hospitality venues are also close by.

A public footpath runs across the golf course in one direction and, in the other, through Llanwern woods offering superb walking routes. An equestrian centre providing livery, riding lessons and competitions is just a five-minute walk from the house, as is the members-owned golf club, further enhancing the exceptional lifestyle on offer.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine architectural character, generous proportions and remarkable outdoor space, perfectly positioned to enjoy both countryside living and excellent connectivity.