Guide price
£1,400,000
5 bed detached house for saleShirenewton, Chepstow NP16
5 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Five bedrooms
Great views of countryside and Severn Estuary
3/4 acres of gardens
Substantial 35ft (10.7m) sitting room
Home office
Large garage
Step Inside
The classically inspired, Victorian design of The Old Coach House is complemented by a stylish, contemporary interior that starts in the well-lit hallway.
All the rooms are on one level and there are many windows that allow plenty of natural light into the property and provide numerous opportunities to enjoy its panoramic views.
The 35ft (10.7m)-long sitting room is a great space for relaxing and entertaining and has a modern Stovax wood-burning stove that provides a welcoming focal point.
Close by is a generous kitchen fitted with contemporary cabinets, granite worksurfaces and integrated appliances, along with a charming window seat to look out over what lies beyond. There’s also a useful utility room with plumbing for a washing machine and tumble drier.
The left side of the entrance hall is occupied by the ‘bedroom wing’.
The principal suite provides a luxurious retreat, with a dressing room and an en suite, while the other four double bedrooms are close to a large family bathroom. All enjoy wonderful views.
This part of the house also has a home office that’s bathed in natural light by skylights and its windows.
The Old Coach House was built in 1870 and was once part of a larger estate. It has benefited from significant investment in recent years, including a new roof, replacement windows and upgraded heating.
Step Outside
The raised location of the Old Coach House, a long drive and electric gate contribute to an overriding feeling of peace, privacy and security.
The front of the property has an attractive cobbled courtyard and there’s paved terracing elsewhere, all providing plenty of places to sit and admire the surrounding countryside, which includes the Severn Estuary, Bristol Channel and original Severn Bridge.
In total there is 3⁄4 acre of gardens, including formal lawns, mature shrubs and hedging and feature rocks, along with a small wooded area towards the bottom of the driveway .
The house is served by a double garage and a pair of storage buildings. There is plenty of space for parking and turning vehicles.
Location
Shirenewton is a rural village with a public house, restaurant, church and strong sense of community. Its position means it enjoys views of the Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel, along with the first Severn Bridge.
It’s around three miles from the busy town of Chepstow, which offers a range of shops, services and leisure opportunities.
Bristol and Cardiff are within easy reach using roads or rail and there’s a high-speed link to London from Bristol Parkway. There are also regional airports at Bristol and Cardiff and Heathrow, for longer-distance travel, is within easy reach.
Vendor Insight
Reached along its private drive and occupying an elevated position with glorious views across the magnificent rolling Monmouthshire countryside, this beautifully proportioned family home combines contemporary style, thoughtful design and a wonderful sense of comfort. Known as the Old Coach House, the property was built in 1870 and was once part of a larger estate. For the past 12 years it has been a much treasured home for its present owner, who has undertaken an impressive and comprehensive refurbishment of the house and its surroundings transforming it from top to bottom while carefully retaining and enhancing its inherent character.
From the onset, the intention was to create a home that felt contemporary and stylish yet remained warm, welcoming and reassuringly comfortable. Considerable attention has been given to the practical elements that are less immediately visible with numerous improvements made to enhance the efficiency, functionality and everyday needs. The internal layout has been significantly configured and enriched creating a versatile home ideally suited to the evolving requirements of modern family life. Natural light is a particularly notable feature, with extensive glazing creating an uplifting sense of space and openness throughout. There is an effortless elegance to the interiors, where inspirational design combines with natural warmth and charm.
At the heart of the home is the state of the art kitchen, beautifully designed for everyday living, yet equally capable of accommodating larger gatherings of family and friends. Several terraces surround the house creating superb opportunities for indoor/outdoor living and providing a choice of places to relax, dine, barbeque and enjoy summer celebrations. The private, secluded, gardens further enhance the feeling of peace and tranquillity, while generous areas of lawn provide space for games and family enjoyment. At the end of the garden is a, now mature copse and a special place in which to ‘switch off’ and to enjoy the sounds of visiting birdlife.
The nearby village of Shirenewton has a good community spirit with annual social events taking place. There is a primary school within the village with an extensive choice of education facilities very close. The village is also very proud of its sociable gastro pub. Chepstow is also quite close for larger requirements, but the area is well served for road and rail travel, plus its easy access to nearby outstanding countryside.
Life here has been enjoyed to the full and only happy memories will be taken away, mostly the extraordinary sense of peace and tranquillity offered by such a magical setting. Now it is time for a new chapter, and this amazing property is ready for the next owner to unpack their belongings, settle in and create many happy memories in this truly special home.
Agents note: An electricity pole and transmitter on the land supply the property and a neighbouring property.
EPC Rating: D
The classically inspired, Victorian design of The Old Coach House is complemented by a stylish, contemporary interior that starts in the well-lit hallway.
All the rooms are on one level and there are many windows that allow plenty of natural light into the property and provide numerous opportunities to enjoy its panoramic views.
The 35ft (10.7m)-long sitting room is a great space for relaxing and entertaining and has a modern Stovax wood-burning stove that provides a welcoming focal point.
Close by is a generous kitchen fitted with contemporary cabinets, granite worksurfaces and integrated appliances, along with a charming window seat to look out over what lies beyond. There’s also a useful utility room with plumbing for a washing machine and tumble drier.
The left side of the entrance hall is occupied by the ‘bedroom wing’.
The principal suite provides a luxurious retreat, with a dressing room and an en suite, while the other four double bedrooms are close to a large family bathroom. All enjoy wonderful views.
This part of the house also has a home office that’s bathed in natural light by skylights and its windows.
The Old Coach House was built in 1870 and was once part of a larger estate. It has benefited from significant investment in recent years, including a new roof, replacement windows and upgraded heating.
Step Outside
The raised location of the Old Coach House, a long drive and electric gate contribute to an overriding feeling of peace, privacy and security.
The front of the property has an attractive cobbled courtyard and there’s paved terracing elsewhere, all providing plenty of places to sit and admire the surrounding countryside, which includes the Severn Estuary, Bristol Channel and original Severn Bridge.
In total there is 3⁄4 acre of gardens, including formal lawns, mature shrubs and hedging and feature rocks, along with a small wooded area towards the bottom of the driveway .
The house is served by a double garage and a pair of storage buildings. There is plenty of space for parking and turning vehicles.
Location
Shirenewton is a rural village with a public house, restaurant, church and strong sense of community. Its position means it enjoys views of the Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel, along with the first Severn Bridge.
It’s around three miles from the busy town of Chepstow, which offers a range of shops, services and leisure opportunities.
Bristol and Cardiff are within easy reach using roads or rail and there’s a high-speed link to London from Bristol Parkway. There are also regional airports at Bristol and Cardiff and Heathrow, for longer-distance travel, is within easy reach.
Vendor Insight
Reached along its private drive and occupying an elevated position with glorious views across the magnificent rolling Monmouthshire countryside, this beautifully proportioned family home combines contemporary style, thoughtful design and a wonderful sense of comfort. Known as the Old Coach House, the property was built in 1870 and was once part of a larger estate. For the past 12 years it has been a much treasured home for its present owner, who has undertaken an impressive and comprehensive refurbishment of the house and its surroundings transforming it from top to bottom while carefully retaining and enhancing its inherent character.
From the onset, the intention was to create a home that felt contemporary and stylish yet remained warm, welcoming and reassuringly comfortable. Considerable attention has been given to the practical elements that are less immediately visible with numerous improvements made to enhance the efficiency, functionality and everyday needs. The internal layout has been significantly configured and enriched creating a versatile home ideally suited to the evolving requirements of modern family life. Natural light is a particularly notable feature, with extensive glazing creating an uplifting sense of space and openness throughout. There is an effortless elegance to the interiors, where inspirational design combines with natural warmth and charm.
At the heart of the home is the state of the art kitchen, beautifully designed for everyday living, yet equally capable of accommodating larger gatherings of family and friends. Several terraces surround the house creating superb opportunities for indoor/outdoor living and providing a choice of places to relax, dine, barbeque and enjoy summer celebrations. The private, secluded, gardens further enhance the feeling of peace and tranquillity, while generous areas of lawn provide space for games and family enjoyment. At the end of the garden is a, now mature copse and a special place in which to ‘switch off’ and to enjoy the sounds of visiting birdlife.
The nearby village of Shirenewton has a good community spirit with annual social events taking place. There is a primary school within the village with an extensive choice of education facilities very close. The village is also very proud of its sociable gastro pub. Chepstow is also quite close for larger requirements, but the area is well served for road and rail travel, plus its easy access to nearby outstanding countryside.
Life here has been enjoyed to the full and only happy memories will be taken away, mostly the extraordinary sense of peace and tranquillity offered by such a magical setting. Now it is time for a new chapter, and this amazing property is ready for the next owner to unpack their belongings, settle in and create many happy memories in this truly special home.
Agents note: An electricity pole and transmitter on the land supply the property and a neighbouring property.
EPC Rating: D
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