4 Bedroom House for sale in South Wales, Wales for GBP £695,000

Melin-y-Coed comprises a most attractive residence created through the carefully executed conversion of a former Water Mill believed to originate from the late 16th Century, reference having made to it in the will of Henry Cadogan of 1591.  It is understood the Mill remained in use until approximately 60 years ago when it was converted to residential use with appropriate emphasis laid on the retention of the original character manifest in the features of architectural and historic interest.  As a consequence the interior shows a wealth of exposed heavy timbers, complementing the revealed floors to the upper levels together with ledged and braced latch doors and shuttered windows.  The building is constructed mainly of stone having painted elevations with main roof covered in stone tiles, other portions being slated.  During the ownership of the occupying Vendors the Kitchen has been refurbished including the fitting of a new Rangemaster electric oven range.  Whilst the accommodation is arranged over three floors its layout is extremely convenient, on the ground floor the kitchen and dining room are in close proximity with the Conservatory enjoying splendid views over the grounds and the stream, the superb 30' sitting room on the first floor enjoys a direct external access to the rear garden and the bedrooms are all on the top floor with family bathroom and en suite facilities to the guest bedroom.  Melin-y-Coed is located in the beautiful Usk Valley in the midst of the Monmouthshire countryside and is just half mile from the river Usk which is renowned for its Game Angling. Water sports and still water Trout Fishing are available at Llandegveth Reservoir, recreational facilities are well catered for through Leisure Centres and Country Clubs with numerous Golf Courses within easy reach.  Good local amenities are available at Usk a little over four miles away where the A449 provides a link with M4 and M50 so that the cities of Cardiff and Bristol, South Wales, the West Country and the Midlands are all readily accessible. The market town of Abergavenny is about six miles distant via the A4042 about one and a half miles to the west.

Having wash hand basin, low level toilet, Chinese slate floor, plumbing for automatic washing machine.

refurbished with comprehensive range of wall cupboards and matching floor units including cupboards and drawers under marble grain working surfaces, integrated dishwasher and refrigerator, tiled surrounding walls, Belfast sink with mixer taps, beamed ceiling, spot lights, quarry tiled floor, double radiator, new Rangemaster electric oven range, new oil fired external boiler, arched opening to:

plus twin fitted double wardrobes inset with dressing table recess with top cupboard over, radiator, wood strip floor.

radiator, exposed roof frame, revealed stonewall, shutters, wood strip floor.

luxuriously appointed with tile panelled bath, wash hand basin in vanitory unit, low level toilet, fully tiled walls, shower enclosure, ladder radiator.