A barn-style home featuring five bedrooms, environmentally sustainable improvements and approximately 5.5 acres of grounds has been brought to market in Lydart, Monmouth.

Marketed at £1,100,000, the residence is presented as a distinguished modern barn conversion situated within landscaped grounds offering panoramic rural vistas extending towards the Brecon Beacons. The living accommodation comprises as many as five bedrooms, three bath facilities, and numerous reception spaces. The listing notes the arrangement provides excellent flexibility for modern family living.

The focal point of the property comprises a soaring kitchen, dining and family zone, featuring exposed timber beams and heritage arrow slit windows. The kitchen benefits from custom-made storage units, a central island, stone worktops, and built-in appliances. A larder space adjoins the kitchen. An impressive glass-walled corridor unites the principal living areas and provides access to a secluded internal courtyard.

Additional reception accommodation encompasses a home office, bookroom, reading nook, and an upper-level cosy space with views over the kitchen. One ground-floor bedroom is available, offering versatility for alternative uses.

The residence features green technology solutions, including an air source heat pump, photovoltaic panels, and radiator underfloor heating. The vendor highlights this delivers impressive sustainable energy performance combined with comfortable temperatures throughout the year.

The principal bedroom sanctuary includes a private bathroom fitted with a walk-in shower enclosure, separate soaking tub, and countryside outlooks. Remaining bedrooms are served by additional bathrooms finished to what the vendor describes as an elevated specification. A utility space exists with potential for conversion into a secondary kitchen.

Externally, electric gates open onto a private driveway leading to the property and parking zone. The grounds encompass grassed areas, more than thirty specimen trees, orchard produce, cultivation plots, a glasshouse structure, and meadowland. The locality is characterised in the listing as peaceful with convenient access to Monmouth, Abergavenny, Newport, Cardiff, Bristol, and London. The property falls within Council Tax Band H and is freehold.