Llandenny, Usk, Monmouthshire, NP15 1DN

Attractive farm with traditional barns (planning to convert into two residential properties) and numerous modern outbuildings. In all, extending to about 135 acres.

Description New House Farm is an attractive and renowned Monmouthshire livestock farm (home of the former Rosparry Herd) that has a strong residential appeal with a large handsome period house that is thought to date c.1600s with a large attractive walled garden.

It is set on a traditional farmyard with two large stone barns that have extant planning permission for the conversion into two residential dwellings.

Beyond the immediate traditional yard is the modern farmyard with an array of general purpose agricultural buildings.

These are currently used for housing livestock, storage of feed, machinery and workshop purposes but would suit a multitude of uses.

The farm extends to about 135 acres (stms – subject to measured survey) and includes quality pastureland for grazing and cropping.

Accommodation Ground Floor A welcoming front entrance porch leads into the reception hall with doors leading off to the principal reception rooms.

On the left is the large reception room with a beamed ceiling, French door to the garden and an open fireplace providing a warm focal point.

On the right is the dining room with an old character fireplace.

This room leads into the kitchen area at the rear of the house that features modern fitted base and wall units, electric cooker, dishwasher and an extractor hood.

Returning back into the hall there is useful pantry with slate worktop and oak shelving and then a second living room with beamed ceiling, wood burning stove and another French door to the garden.

At the end of the hall is a door that leads to outside and the separate utility room with Belfast sink, plumbing for a washing machine, central heating boiler and useful shower room and cloakroom.

Opposite is a large barn that is attached to the house and has been used as a fun games room in the past as well as a useful storage room/garage.

First Floor Stairs rise up from the reception hall to the first floor accommodation that includes two large bedrooms facing the front of the house and two further large bedrooms, over-looking the gardens (all with built in wardrobes and two with convenient wash basins).

A large family bathroom completes the floor.

Second Floor Stairs continue to the second floor where here are three loft rooms that are currently not in use but have potential to be incorporated into the dwelling (stp – subject to planning).

Externally The farmhouse has a pretty walled garden to the front and side with three large lawned areas, mature hedges, trees, bushes, shrubs, flower borders and numerous seating spots to enjoy.

The garden is surrounded by high walls and hedges to provide extra privacy.

The Modern and Traditional Agricultural Buildings The main entrance to the farm leads into the traditional farmyard with the handsome farm house on the left and two large impressive stone barns in front of you and on your right together with a smaller stone barn attached.

As mentioned above, the two large barns have extant planning permission for conversion into two large residential dwellings. These would be ideal for an extended family or standalone dwellings.

The barns are currently used for storage purposes.

Full details of the Planning Permission in respect of the barns can be located under Planning Application Number: DM/2024/00328 (Monmouthshire Council).

Beyond these traditional stone barns is a large complex of modern clear span, general purpose agricultural buildings that are used for livestock housing, storage of feed, machinery and workshop purposes.

This yard benefits from two separate access points from the main road.

The various sizes and layouts of the buildings provide a great deal of flexibility of use for a farming operation or for a multitude of other uses.

These barns sit around a dedicated concrete yard that is suited for modern machinery and the movement and handling of livestock. At the rear of the buildings is a large manure store.

Adjacent to the above property is a large block of about 89 acres (stms) of pasture land within a ring fence and accessed from the Llandenny and also Kingcoed Road (yellow boundary).

This land is divided into manageable enclosures for livestock and cropping and is accessible with modern machinery.

Opposite the farmhouse is a pretty field on the edge of the village square that extends to about 1.2 acres (stms), - blue boundary.

A short distance away is a parcel of grassland and hard-standing storage area (blue) that extends to about 2.6 acres (stms) and is ideal for a pony paddock or amenity use.

There is a sheep handling system with sheeted doors and concrete floor together with an adjoining field shelter. (blue).

Further land adjoins and is an excellent block of arable/grassland extending to about 29 acres (stms) and divided into two level enclosures (purple).

Location New House Farm is located near the village of Llandenny in the historical county of Monmouthshire.

The local road network provides connections to nearby villages and towns with the pretty castle village of Raglan with its own Tesco Express being only about two miles and the town of Usk with its array of pubs, restaurants and boutique shops being about five miles.

The larger towns of Monmouth, with Marks & Spencer’s plus Waitrose together with Haberdashers schools plus Monmouth comprehensive school and Abergavenny with its own railway station, Waitrose and selection of bars and restaurants (famous food festival in September) plus King Henry VIII comprehensive school are about ten miles and eleven miles respectively.

Despite its countryside position, the farm is also within reach of the nearby cities of Cardiff and Bristol that are about 27 miles and 28 miles respectively.

London and Manchester are less than 2½ hours by rail.

Square Footage: 3,767 sq ft Acreage: 135 Acres Additional Info General Remarks and Stipulations Tenure and Possession The tenure of the property is freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

Services Mains electricity. Private drainage. Private borehole water supply. Oil central heating. Local Authority Monmouthshire. Council Tax Band G.

Energy Performance Certificate Rating E Agri-Environment Schemes The Farm is not entered into any Schemes.

Sporting, mineral and timber rights Sporting, mineral and timber rights over the land, so far as they are owned are included in the freehold sale.

Ingoing Valuation If applicable, in addition to the purchase price the Purchaser(s) will take over and pay for all growing crops, cultivations and stocks and stores (e.g., feeding stuffs, hay, straw, fuels, oils etc) at valuation.

Payment is to be made upon completion at the figure assessed by the Vendors’ value based upon CAAV rates or contractors’ rates where applicable and invoiced costs of stocks, stores, seed, fertiliser and sprays applied.

Value Added Tax (VAT) Should the sale of the property or any right attached to it be deemed a chargeable supply for VAT purposes, such tax will be payable by the purchaser in addition to the sale price.

Overage Blue and orange boundary land will be subject to a reservation by the vendor of 40% of any uplift in value in the event that planning consent is granted for non-agricultural use within a period of 35 years following completion.

This payment will be triggered on the earlier of implementation of planning or a sale with the benefit of planning.

This payment will apply for each planning consent if there are more than one during the period.

Machinery, Fittings & Contents Unless specifically described in these particulars, all machinery, fittings and contents are excluded from the sale though some may be available by separate negotiation.

Further information is available from the vendor’s agents.

Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of Way The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, and electricity supplies and any other rights and obligations, easements and proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas and other pipes, whether referred to in the Conditions of Sale or not.

Please check with the Highways Department at the local County Council for the exact location of public footpaths/ bridleways. Public Rights of Way do cross Lots 2, 4 and 5.

Plans, Areas and Schedules Any available plans, areas, and schedules are for identification and reference purposes only.

The purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the description of the property.

Any error or mis-statement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensation in respect thereof.

Viewing Strictly by appointment with Savills or joint selling agents Williams Associates Chartered Surveyors.

Health & Safety Given the potential hazards of a farm we would ask you to as vigilant as possible for your own and others safety when making your inspection, particularly around the farm outbuildings, machinery, livestock and slurry/manure storage areas.

What3Words Nooks.cards.lengthen Farm Sale The vendors reserve the right to conduct a Farm Sale on the premises.