De Clere Way, Monmouthshire, NP25

A Beautifully Presented Barn Conversion in the Heart of Trellech

Standing within the highly sought-after village of Trellech, this impressive barn conversion combines the charm and character of a historic property with the comfort and practicality of modern living.

Offering three double bedrooms, each with ensuite, three reception areas and beautifully considered accommodation arranged over two floors, the property is particularly appealing for those looking for a home with character and space. Exposed beams, original timber beams, stone features and a wealth of natural light sit comfortably alongside a modern kitchen, contemporary bathrooms and underfloor heating to the ground floor.

The property is complemented by a generous garden extending to the side of the property, a double garage and ample off-road parking, while its position places the surrounding Monmouthshire countryside quite literally on the doorstep.

Trellech is one of Monmouthshire's most desirable rural villages, surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside and a superb range of opportunities for walking, cycling and enjoying the outdoors. Despite its peaceful setting, the village has a genuine community atmosphere and a useful range of everyday amenities, including a pub, church, doctors' surgery, well-regarded junior school, and village hall.

The surrounding countryside provides a wonderful network of footpaths, bridleways and quiet country lanes, making it easy to step out from the property and enjoy the landscape without needing to get in the car. The area is particularly well placed for exploring the Wye Valley and the beautiful countryside around the River Wye and River Usk.

The historic market town of Monmouth is approximately 6 miles away, providing a much wider selection of shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities, including Waitrose and Marks & Spencer. Monmouth is also renowned for its excellent choice of schooling, including the highly regarded Haberdashers' schools and Monmouth Comprehensive.

For those who enjoy exploring further afield, the historic town of Chepstow is approximately 10 miles away, while the picturesque village of Tintern and the spectacular Wye Valley are also within easy reach. Tintern is particularly well known for its iconic abbey, riverside setting and access to some of the area's most beautiful walking routes.

The property also enjoys excellent road connections, with the A449 providing convenient access towards the M4 to the south and the M50 and wider motorway network to the north.
The Accommodation

The property is entered through a glazed double door with floor to ceiling glazed windows either side, opening into a welcoming reception hall with slate flooring and an immediate sense of the building's original character. The ground floor benefits from underfloor heating, providing a comfortable and practical foundation for modern family living.

The principal sitting room is a particularly appealing space, centred around a wood-burning stove set within a stone surround and complemented by a timber mantel. Glazed French doors open directly onto the garden, creating an easy connection between the house and outside space and allowing the room to be filled with natural light.

A generous dining area provides ample room for a large dining table and is well suited to both family meals and entertaining.

The kitchen combines traditional and contemporary styling, with painted wooden cabinetry, polished oak work surfaces and a porcelain sink positioned beneath a window overlooking the garden. A six-ring range cooker with extractor provides an excellent focal point for the kitchen, while integrated appliances include a Bosch dishwasher, with space for a large fridge freezer.

A corridor leads to a useful cloakroom and separate utility room, which provides additional storage and houses the Worcester boiler, stainless steel sink and plumbing for a washing machine.

Also on the ground floor is a versatile reception room/study. This generous room offers considerable flexibility and could readily accommodate a home office, snug, playroom or occasional fourth sleeping space, subject to the necessary requirements. Its own access through a rear lobby/boot room and direct connection to the side garden further enhance its versatility and could provide an opportunity for those looking to create a self-contained area within the home.

A characterful timber staircase leads to the first-floor landing, where the original features of the barn continue to make an impression.
The principal bedroom is a generous and atmospheric room, with exposed timber beams and Velux windows bringing an abundance of light into the space. A large storage cupboard provides useful additional storage, while the adjoining en-suite shower room is fitted with a double shower, wash hand basin, WC and heated towel rail.

There are two further well-proportioned double bedrooms, both retaining the character of the original barn through exposed beams.
The second bedroom benefits from a fitted double wardrobe and its own en-suite shower room, while the third bedroom enjoys views over the garden and has access to a further en-suite bathroom, complete with bath, wash hand basin and WC.

The outside space is a particular strength of the property.
A gravelled driveway provides generous off-road parking and leads to a double garage, which benefits from power, lighting and an electric door. A pedestrian door also provides direct access into the garden, while the garage houses the solar panel control equipment.
The garden itself comprises a large, level lawn bordered by mature planting, established shrubs and trees, creating a private and peaceful setting.

A small pond adds further character, while paved seating areas provide ideal spots for outdoor dining, entertaining or simply enjoying the garden in the warmer months.
A further enclosed side garden offers additional lawn and seating space, making the outside areas both attractive and highly usable.

Horseshoe Barn is a property that offers much more than a beautifully converted historic building. Its position in Trellech provides the opportunity to enjoy a quieter rural lifestyle, with countryside walks and footpaths close at hand, while remaining within easy reach of the amenities of Monmouth and the wider Wye Valley.

Whether it is walking through the surrounding countryside, exploring the historic streets of Monmouth, spending time beside the River Wye at Tintern, or enjoying the wider amenities and transport links towards Chepstow and beyond, the location offers an excellent balance between rural tranquillity and everyday convenience.

A characterful and versatile home, with generous gardens, excellent parking and a superb village setting, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period property in one of Monmouthshire's most desirable rural locations.