Rogiet, Caldicot, Monmouthshire, NP26

Situation

Rogiet is a small village located in Monmouthshire, between Caldicot and Magor, approximately 8 miles (13km) west of Chepstow and 11 miles (18km) east of Newport. The history of the village stems from the development of the Severn Tunnel and the accompanying Severn Tunnel Junction station, both of which were opened in 1886. The village expanded and grew as the station supported the South Wales coal industry throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth century. Today, the village amenities include a primary school, village hall, community café and football club.

---

The property is located immediately west of the village of Rogiet, in the small hamlet of Llanvihangel which comprises a small number of residential dwellings and St Michael and All Angels Church, which is now in the care of Friends of Friendless Churches.The property benefits from good transport links being 2.5 miles from Junction 23a of the M4 and 4.2 miles from Junction 23 providing access to the M48. The Severn Tunnel Junction station is situated approximately 1 mile to the southeast of the property where regular train services are provided to Cardiff, Newport, Bristol and London.

Farmhouse

The Farmhouse comprises semi-attached with 4-bedroom accommodation as follows; Entrance Hallway Lounge – 4.30m x 4.22m Dining room – 4.23m x 4.18m Kitchen- 3.97m x 6.25m Pantry – 2.43m x 4.39m Boot Room – 1.07m x 2.41m Utility – 3.04m x 3.09m Bedroom 1 – 4.31m x 4.25m Bedroom 2 – 4.27m x 4.23m Bedroom 3 – 3.99m x 4.05m Bedroom 4 – 1.79m x 3.18m Dressing Room – 3.18m x 1.90m Bathroom

---

The dwelling includes an enclosed garden, primarily laid to lawn and a small, enclosed courtyard to the rear with the benefit of domestic outbuildings including a store shed and coal shed. There is also a walled garden, extending to approximately 0.19 acres, located to the southwest of the dwelling which includes a small array of traditional buildings.

Outbuildings

There is a range of single and two storey stone outbuildings within the large hardstanding yard area, the proposed development comprises the conversion to 10 residential units.

Planning History

On the 31st of January 2017, Monmouthshire County Council resolved to grant full planning permission (planning ref: DC/2015/01328) for the following: “Demolition of existing modern steel and concrete agricultural buildings and the proposed conversion of existing farm buildings (excluding the farmhouse) to 10 residential dwellings, associated residential curtilages, public open space, parking areas and other infrastructure work

Current Planning

The proposed development comprises the conversion of 10 existing traditional stone barns into residential dwellings, which are to be a mix of terraced, semi-detached and detached and range from 1 bedroom – 4-bedroom properties. Application reference DM/2021/01198 has extended the planning until 2027

Tenure

Freehold with Vacant Possession. The site is to be sold freehold, with vacant possession

Local Authoruty

Monmouthshire County Council –

Services

The property benefits from mains water and electricity. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries.

Viewing

Strictly by appointment with the Agents: David James. Tel: