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" Originally thought to have been a one roomed pub with a micro brewery and cobblers above, this unique and highly characterful semi-detached three storey village house has Tudor origins and is thought to have been converted in the 1800s to a residential dwelling. It has a wealth of original features including the spiral staircases, exposed stone walls, beams and exposed trusses. Main garden lawned with secluded sun terrace and attractive garden office. The private drive leads to a new wooden garage and summer house. Clearwell has the benefit of a vibrant primary school, restaurants, recreation ground, hotels and pubs all within easy reach of Monmouth, Chepstow and on the doorstep to the many outstanding outdoor activities offered in the Forest of Dean.

Stone built with inset bespoke oak and hardwood double glazed windows all under pitched pan tiled roofs. The majority of the internal doors are original. Oil fired central heating with radiators throughout. Majority of the lights have a dimmer switch with some operated by a control unit. Incoming BT line. The property has faster fibre optic broadband. From the side of the property across a covered paved terrace and through a bespoke part glazed oak stable door with glazed side panel into: KITCHEN/DINING ROOM: 4.66m x 3.21m

(15'3' x 10'6') Window to side with deep recess, original oak mullioned window to rear with flagstone sill. Purpose built cupboards and drawers with panelled doors set under L-shaped solid pine worktops with inset Belfast sink with mixer tap over, marble tiled splash-backs with extensive pine shelving above. Space for dishwasher, plumbing for washing machine, and space for fridge. Two-ovened oil fired AGA with cupboards and bespoke work-tops on each end. Stone paved flooring, downlighters. Central heating control panel. Through glazed door into: SITTING ROOM: 5m x 4.4m average (16'5' x 14'5' average) Window to front with window seat and recess with external part glazed door leading out to side to open porch with cedar tiled pitched roof set on carved stone supports. Original cut stone recessed fireplace with flagstone hearth and inset Dovre 2300 glass fronted wood burner with hood above. Storage space under the stairs. Consumer unit at high level. Through original vertically boarded door and up spiral staircase with window to side with shaped sill. Incoming electric meter
supply. Up to: GALLERIED LANDING: With step up and door into: BEDROOM THREE: 2.82m x 2.43m

(9'3' x 8'0') Window to front with deep sill and views across the village. Painted exposed stone to one wall.

Through original opening into lobby and door into: SPACIOUS BATH/SHOWER ROOM: Window to side with deep sill and views across the village. White suite comprising off-set pedestal wash hand basin with pillar tap, low level WC, bath with painted vertical boarding to two sides. Bespoke double shower with glazed side panel and curved door, raised travertine tiled base with matching tiles to ceiling height. Mixer valve with head on adjustable rail and fixed head. Deep shelf with vertically boarded panelling under and door into small storage cupboard. Low voltage feature ceiling led lights and discrete audio speakers recessed in ceiling. Wall lights. Towel heater and radiator. Travertine tiling with feature dado tile on two walls behind basin, WC and bath. From lobby through original vertically boarded door into: BEDROOM TWO: 4.4m x 3.35m

(14'5' x 11'0') Window to rear with views across the garden to open countryside beyond. Feature painted stone wall. Useful deep recess with hanging rail at high level. Further original recess with flared sill. Remote control operated wall lights. From landing through original door and up solid oak spiral staircase with feature exposed stone wall up to high level leading to: SECOND FLOOR LANDING: Exposed elm boarded floor, open storage recess and exposed roof timbers. Opening into: BEDROOM FOUR: 3.17m x 1.88m (10'5' x 6'2') Window to front with flared sill. Raked ceilings with restricted head height exposed oak trusses and wall beams.

Through vertically boarded door into: L-SHAPED MASTER BEDROOM: 5m x 3.7m opening to 4.8m

(16'5' x 12'2' opening t Window to end with attractive views across garden and open countryside beyond set into painted stone wall. Raked ceilings with restricted head height with three Velux roof lights, exposed trusses and purlins. At high level there is a triangular door into roof storage space. Power points set in the floor and low voltage spotlights. OUTSIDE: There is a lawned terrace to the front. Driveway from the road leading to: GARAGE: 3.05m x 5.49m

(10'0' x 18'0') Timber construction with two windows to front and felted pitched roof. It has got power and lighting. SUMMER HOUSE: 2.44m x 1.83m 8' x 6' with a 0.91m x 1.83m veranda Stable door and window to the front. Two windows to the side and power and spot lighting.

Log store with pan tiled roof and old well beyond. From rear covered open porch there is a ledged and braced door into; BOILER ROOM: With small window to side and Worcester heat slave 20/25 floor standing oil fired boiler providing domestic hot water and central heating, water tap and white ceramic tiling to all walls.

The main garden area is set at higher level behind the house and is accessed via stone steps and mainly laid to lawn with a vegetable growing area with raised beds. Mature shrubs and fruits trees and set in the corner is a secluded sun terrace. Base for greenhouse. Small garden shed. Boundaries are mainly stone walled with a splay at the front entrance with wrought iron gates. A path leads to: DETACHED OFFICE: 3.58m x 1.74m

(11'9' x 5'9') Recently renovated outbuilding constructed in stone with pan tiled roof, hardwood glazed door and two hardwood windows to front, raked ceiling with exposed oak timbers, Velux roof light. Consumer unit at high level. Extensive shaped bespoke desk top. Flagstone floor. Power and low voltage spots. Slim-line, high-efficiency programmable electric radiator. External sockets to front. Broadband available via 'homeplug'. SERVICES: Mains electric, mains water, mains drainage. Oil fired central heating. Fibre optic BT supply subject to regulations. Council tax band C. EPC D. N.B. The owners tell us there was planning permission (now lapsed) for an extension to the side of the house to provide an annex including double bedroom, wet-room and kitchen/living room with fireplace, still retaining space for off road parking. DIRECTIONS: Leave Monmouth on the A466 towards Chepstow. Turn left at the approach to Redbrook signposted Newland/Clearwell. Follow this road and pass through Newland and beyond into the village of Clearwell following the signs for the Castle, passing the Wyndham Arms (on your right) and the cenotaph (on left) and 1 Church Cottages is set back on your right just before the church. You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. "