A property in Monmouthshire has been listed for sale for the first time since it was built in the 1960s.

The dormer-style home stands on Caldicot Road in Portskewett and is available through Moon and Co with an asking price of £400,000.

The agents state the property sits in a sought-after village setting within easy reach of local schools and facilities, and the sale comes with no dependent buyer.

Currently the layout consists of an entrance hall, two living areas, a kitchen diner equipped with a larder and a nearby toilet, two double bedrooms on the ground floor, and a modern shower facility.

One of the upstairs bedrooms could potentially accommodate an en-suite bathroom, according to the listing.

The home further benefits from a generous private drive, a standalone garage, and a spacious rear garden facing south.

The agent highlights the property’s unique architectural style and expansive grounds.

They suggest the residence could undergo modernisation, internal reorganisation, and potentially expansion.

Planning permission would be required for constructing an additional double garage or outbuilding at the rear of the plot.

Portskewett is a popular location with good access to the motorway network, making it appealing to those who travel for work.

The agents feel the property’s size and potential could attract a wide range of buyers.

A visit to the interior is recommended to fully experience what the property has to offer.

The four-bedroom home features a bright and spacious reception room with windows looking onto both the front and back gardens, the agent notes.

The property also contains a back entrance porch and a conservatory, which the agent describes as an enjoyable spot for admiring views across the private garden.

The property is freehold and provides the desirable trio of space, potential, and position.

The listing can be found on Rightmove.