New Court Farmhouse
Llantilio Pertholey, Abergavenny, Gwent, NP7 8AU
Guide Price
£1,500,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
Property Tags: Holiday Cottage
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Apr 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: Holiday Cottage
- Land Tags: Paddock
The property is located in a wonderful setting surrounded by farmland with distant views to the mountains in all directions including the Sugar Loaf, Skirrid and Blorenge. The house, craft centre and detached outbuilding are grouped around a large concrete yard. The craft centre and detached building have the potential to convert into holiday lets, home office or ancillary accommodation, subject to any necessary planning consents.
The house dates from 1643 and has been in the same ownership since 1921. The present generation acquired the property in 1985 and have since redesigned and modernised the interior, carefully retaining period features including dado rails, ceiling cornices, fireplaces, traditional staircases and exposed timber beams. The impressive interior has well proportioned light rooms with good ceiling heights. The interior has a warm and friendly atmosphere where the charm of the old house blends gently with contemporary living.
The large reception hall with a sitting area and fireplace is a most attractive entrance. The elegant drawing room has a central period fireplace. The wood panelled dining room with separate open plan music room is wood panelled with a large open fireplace in the dining room. The rear reception hall, conservatory, family room, sitting room and kitchen all have limestone floors and are linked by archways creating very light and comfortable open rooms. The conservatory opens to the garden. The family room has French doors to the garden and a wide arch gives access to the sitting room with fireplace fitted with a log burning stove. From the sitting room, a square arch opens to a recently installed excellent kitchen by Neptune and central island unit with breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include Aga, 2 ovens, 2 hobs, plate warmer, dishwasher, separate fridge and freezer. Off the kitchen is a boot room and utility/larder.
On the first floor the main bedroom with bathroom suite and dressing room redecorated in 2022 including installing a new shower room. There are 3 further ensuite bedrooms. A striking first floor sitting room with close boarded vaulted ceiling and fireplace fitted with a log burning stove, has a French window opening to a potential roof balcony, with stunning views to the Skirrid mountain.
The second floor has 2 bedrooms, 1 with an interconnecting room ideal for use as a dressing room, shower room or box room.
New Court Farmhouse is adjacent to the stone barn and the craft centre which gives access to a large courtyard for parking several vehicles beside the house. From the parking area steps with stone balustrade lead to a terrace in front of the house. a path leads to a stone and timber loggia and flagstone area, all with stunning views. A level lawn lies in front of the loggia.
The garden and grounds lie principally behind the house and capture the spectacular wide open views of countryside and the mountains include Sugar Loaf and Skirrid. They are mainly laid to lawn and could easily separate to provide a small paddock. There are many mature trees including Willow, Oak, Sycamore, Magnolia and Cherry. There is a natural pond and a timber summer house with raised seating area, designed to take advantage of the views.
The craft centre is a detached barn which is currently run as a successful studio exhibiting local artists. The ground floor is a split level gallery with kitchenette and cloakroom. The first floor is a split level gallery overlooking the ground floor. Outside is a walled courtyard.
A further detached outbuilding fronts the lane and is partly converted to provide a workshop, office and first floor gallery with vaulted ceiling
Marketed by: Knight Frank, Bristol
The house dates from 1643 and has been in the same ownership since 1921. The present generation acquired the property in 1985 and have since redesigned and modernised the interior, carefully retaining period features including dado rails, ceiling cornices, fireplaces, traditional staircases and exposed timber beams. The impressive interior has well proportioned light rooms with good ceiling heights. The interior has a warm and friendly atmosphere where the charm of the old house blends gently with contemporary living.
The large reception hall with a sitting area and fireplace is a most attractive entrance. The elegant drawing room has a central period fireplace. The wood panelled dining room with separate open plan music room is wood panelled with a large open fireplace in the dining room. The rear reception hall, conservatory, family room, sitting room and kitchen all have limestone floors and are linked by archways creating very light and comfortable open rooms. The conservatory opens to the garden. The family room has French doors to the garden and a wide arch gives access to the sitting room with fireplace fitted with a log burning stove. From the sitting room, a square arch opens to a recently installed excellent kitchen by Neptune and central island unit with breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include Aga, 2 ovens, 2 hobs, plate warmer, dishwasher, separate fridge and freezer. Off the kitchen is a boot room and utility/larder.
On the first floor the main bedroom with bathroom suite and dressing room redecorated in 2022 including installing a new shower room. There are 3 further ensuite bedrooms. A striking first floor sitting room with close boarded vaulted ceiling and fireplace fitted with a log burning stove, has a French window opening to a potential roof balcony, with stunning views to the Skirrid mountain.
The second floor has 2 bedrooms, 1 with an interconnecting room ideal for use as a dressing room, shower room or box room.
New Court Farmhouse is adjacent to the stone barn and the craft centre which gives access to a large courtyard for parking several vehicles beside the house. From the parking area steps with stone balustrade lead to a terrace in front of the house. a path leads to a stone and timber loggia and flagstone area, all with stunning views. A level lawn lies in front of the loggia.
The garden and grounds lie principally behind the house and capture the spectacular wide open views of countryside and the mountains include Sugar Loaf and Skirrid. They are mainly laid to lawn and could easily separate to provide a small paddock. There are many mature trees including Willow, Oak, Sycamore, Magnolia and Cherry. There is a natural pond and a timber summer house with raised seating area, designed to take advantage of the views.
The craft centre is a detached barn which is currently run as a successful studio exhibiting local artists. The ground floor is a split level gallery with kitchenette and cloakroom. The first floor is a split level gallery overlooking the ground floor. Outside is a walled courtyard.
A further detached outbuilding fronts the lane and is partly converted to provide a workshop, office and first floor gallery with vaulted ceiling
Abergavenny 2 miles, Chepstow 25 miles, M4 (J23) 27 miles, Abergavenny Rail Station 2 miles, Cardiff Airport 48 miles, Celtic Manor 25 miles, Raglan 12 miles, Bristol Airport 56 miles (distances approximate)
Marketed by: Knight Frank, Bristol
Land Registry Data
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