A substantial five-bedroom property dating from the 1800s, rich in period features, is available for purchase at £875,000.
The property known as The Bowles sits at the edge of the sought-after village of Penallt.
The grounds include parkland extending to more than five acres.
The estate agent describes the home as boasting an impressive collection of original features.
The accommodation offers versatile living spaces, comprising three generous reception areas with views across the parkland, together with two studies, a traditional-style kitchen featuring a breakfast nook, and five bedrooms.
The estate agent also notes that consent has been granted for an additional extension if needed.
The property lies near Monmouth, approximately three miles distant, and roughly 10 miles from Chepstow, with straightforward connections to the M4 and M5 motorways.
It occupies an enviable position on the elevated ground overlooking the wooded Wye Valley.
The popular village of Penallt features a lively local community, providing amenities such as two public houses alongside tennis and cricket facilities.
The surrounding area offers extensive shopping options and several highly regarded educational institutions, including Haberdashers Monmouth School.
The ground floor contains the generously proportioned reception spaces, which gaze out over a private terrace and well-maintained gardens.
A separate garage and outbuilding is also included.
The internal accommodation comprises a drawing room with an adjacent garden room, two studies, and five spacious bedrooms arranged over two levels.
The bedrooms, which enjoy countryside panoramas to the front, feature built-in storage, access to the loft area, and double doors leading to the linen cupboard.
The principal bathroom is equipped with a panelled bath and a charming window.
Externally, a flagstone terrace runs along the front of the main reception areas and kitchen, providing views of the parkland.
The grounds also encompass an area of roughly five acres beyond the standard garden space.
