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" Situated on the edge of the sought after village of Trellech enjoying a semi-rural setting with open fields and woodland adjacent creating a typical country escape. The property previously formed one of a pair of Forestry Commission cottages for the local workers. The pretty semi-detached home is well presented and benefits from flexible ground floor accommodation. Arranged to provide a number of convenient modern features expected along with much original character and charm enhancing the overall appeal. Briefly the accommodation comprises entrance into Garden Room. Sitting Room with dual aspect and stone inglenook fireplace having woodburning stove. Delightful family Kitchen with open plan Breakfast Area. Front Hallway, Dining Room/Bedroom 3 with ornamental cast iron fireplace. Ground floor Shower Room. On the First Floor, landing area, Bathroom, two Bedrooms both with countryside views and exposed wooden floor boards. One Bedroom has ornamental cast iron fireplace and double fitted wardrobe, the other room has full width built-in wardrobe.

The property is approached via an entrance gate over the driveway which leads in front of the property and around the side, slightly narrowing to the rear, where the former Garage is situated. Having double doors, power and lighting making an ideal Workshop. Behind is a further small building which would suit anyone wishing to have a small office/hobbies studio room with paved seating area. The gardens are a particular feature of the property, mainly laid to lawn with planted borders and a variety of mature trees and shrubs. Apple and Black Worcester cooking Pear. There is an additional area at the far end of the garden which could be used as a vegetable growing area with a secondary unloading access point just off the forestry track.

Trellech offers many local amenities with Primary School, Church, village Shop, Babington Centre, Pub serving food and Doctor's Surgery. There are various community activities held throughout the year. Situated between Monmouth and Chepstow with further outlying villages such as Llandogo and Tintern nearby. The main Town's benefit from excellent road links to Cardiff and Bristol, good Schooling and a variety of Shops.

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