This unique property, once operating as a blacksmith's shop, features distinctive character throughout. Set over three floors, the home retains many original elements such as exposed stone walls and wooden beams, all of which could be beautifully highlighted with a fresh renovation. The layout offers versatile living spaces that can be tailored to suit various needs.
On the ground floor, you’ll find two reception rooms along with a vaulted kitchen that benefits from an external door leading directly to the garden. The dining room is equipped with a wood-burning stove, creating a cozy atmosphere, while stairs provide access to additional levels. The first floor hosts two bedrooms both of which showcase open roof spaces adorned with exposed timbers and painted stone walls—ideal for creating inviting retreats.
Descending to the lower ground level, a set of charming stone steps connects you to a hallway that includes two storage cupboards and a well-appointed bathroom featuring a roll-top bath and separate shower. This floor also boasts an oak-framed garden room overlooking the rear garden and a spacious living room with dramatic ceiling height, solid fuel stove, and a mezzanine level that adds further potential for customization.
The outdoor space is another highlight, characterized by established gardens that include lawns, shrub borders, and mature trees. The generous lower garden provides an inviting patio area adjacent to the garden room and features direct access to the brook at its edge. Meanwhile, the upper garden offers additional privacy with its own small seating area off the kitchen and side access to the front of the property.
Located on the banks of White Castle Brook in Llantilio Crossenny, this property is surrounded by beautiful rural landscapes. Nearby attractions include historical sites like White Castle—a 12th Century Norman stronghold—as well as local vineyards and golf courses. The area is particularly appealing for walkers due to its proximity to trails like Offa’s Dyke and Three Castles Walk.
Essential amenities are within reach in the historic towns of Abergavenny and Monmouth—both under ten miles away—offering supermarkets, independent shops, theatres, cinemas, and varied dining options. Abergavenny also features essential services such as a hospital and mainline train station.
This property presents significant renovation potential for those looking to invest or create their ideal home in an idyllic setting while benefiting from easy access to both nature and local conveniences. Council tax band 'F' has been assigned to this property; utilities include mains water and electric along with oil-fired central heating and private drainage.
