Caerwent, Caldicot, Monmouthshire, NP26 5AH

Built in 1898, this detached single storey property, formally the Gatehouse to Dewstow Gardens is located in the sought-after area of Caerwent.

The property benefits from a peaceful and picturesque setting while being within commuting distance of nearby towns and cities, via motorway and rail.

Local amenities are easily accessible, including shops, schools, and recreational facilities. The modernised property boasts three bedrooms, with a versatile layout and home office.

The interior features a cosy living room with a feature stone fireplace and Canadian Vermont wood burner, fitted kitchen, utility room, cloakroom, refitted bathroom, and a conservatory offering additional reception space.

Situated on a generous 0.22 acre plot, the property includes private gardens, a driveway for several vehicles, and a detached double garage with a workshop/office area and a seperate outside office.

Situation   Situated off Dewstow Road on the edge of the the historic Roman settlement of Caerwent, surrounded by open countryside.

Located between Chepstow and Caldicot being 5 miles and 3 miles respectively it is well placed to take advantage of the amenities, schools and shops in the local centres.

For those commuting the A48 provides access to the M4 with the Severn Bridge just 6 miles away and the M4/M5 Interchange 12 miles away.

The regional centres of Bristol are 21 miles, Cardiff 26 miles and Newport 14 miles with Severn Tunnel Junction and Caldicot rail stations located near by.

Accommodation   Enter into an enclosed porch with feature stained glass windows, leading into the living room with doors off to the study, all bedrooms, & inner hallway.

The living room has a window to the front aspect, the focal point is the stone fireplace with inset Canadian Vermont wood burner.

Double doors provide access into the conservatory, constructed in 2020, with tinted glass roof and windows overlooking the patio and gardens.

The study is accessed from the living room and provides the ideal space for the home office or hobby room.

An inner hallway houses an airing cupboard, loft access, door to the family bathroom and through to the kitchen comprising a range of wall and base units with worksurfaces, incorporating a one and a half sink bowl and drainer, electric oven and hob.

Integrated dishwasher, window to rear aspect and tiled flooring.

Glazed double doors lead to the conservatory, and a single door leads through to the rear utility room, with fitted storage units and sink (truncated) Outside   The property is set in 0.22 acres, surrounded by private areas of lawn and patio, providing plenty of room to relax or entertain outdoors, with space for outdoor pursuits or perfect for the gardening enthusiast.

The double garage, measuring 22' 8" x 19' 7", provides ample storage and potential for workshop, hobbies or projects.

Additionally, the property features a versatile outduilding with a window and radiator, currently utilised as an office.

Agents Note   The property has benefitted from recent modernisation in 2024 to include, Worcester Condensing Boiler, replacement soffits and guttering, refitted bathroom and the erection of a conservatory in 2020.

The property benefits from solar panels that are owned by the property and generates an income from unused power that has been generated. Further details available from the agent.

Services   The property benefits from mains electric and water, Oil CEntral Heating & Private Drainage via a Septic Tank.

In addition, Solar Panels are fitted and owned by the property generating electricity. EPC rating TBC. Local Authority   Monmouthshire County Council. Council tax band E.

Tenure   We are informed the property is Freehold, intending purchasers should verify this with their solicitor. Viewing   Strictly by appointment with the Agents: David James Chepstow.