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Renovated four-bed cottage with 2.5 acres of farmland on the market for £675,000

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A four-bedroom detached house situated on roughly 2.5 acres of grounds has been listed for sale at £675,000.

The residence in Rockfield, Monmouth, has undergone extensive improvements and careful upgrading throughout, according to letting agents Peter Alan.

The property has seen a thorough renovation scheme to produce a dwelling of impressive quality and elegance.

The accommodation features a luxurious open-plan kitchen, entrance vestibule, combined living and dining space, and a shower facility on the lower level.

Additionally, there is a flexible space currently serving as a fourth bedroom but could alternatively function as another reception area.

Upstairs, the property offers three bedrooms alongside a modern family bathroom.

The cottage includes a wood-burning stove in the main living space and maintains internet connectivity.

Externally, the property provides off-road parking for multiple vehicles along with gardens to the front and rear.

According to the listing, the property has been extensively renovated and meticulously upgraded, offering beautifully appointed accommodation finished to an exacting standard. The current owner has undertaken a comprehensive programme of modernisation, resulting in a home of notable quality and style. The grounds extend to approximately 2.5 acres and enjoy breathtaking, far-reaching views across neighbouring farmland towards the rolling countryside of the Lower Monnow Valley and surrounding hillsides, creating a truly idyllic rural setting.

The home sits within the desirable village of Rockfield, which is famous for Rockfield Studios.

The location is also just two miles from Monmouth, a town offering numerous facilities including a Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, plus various eateries, restaurants, and recreational amenities.

The area also boasts excellent schooling options at both primary and secondary levels.

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