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Boathouse Cottage, Llanfoist, Monmouthshire
Boathouse Cottage is a Grade 2 listed building nestling on the banks of Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal in the Brecon Beacons National Park and is part of the Blaenavon World Heritage Site. This delightful wharfinger’s cottage is steeped in history and sits at the edge of 13 acres of its own private broadleaf woodland with oak, ash and beech in abundance. The woodland is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and slopes steeply up the side of the Blorenge Mountain. The house is approached by a lane from the village and has a shared private bridge over the canal. Ground floor Kitchen overlooking canal with breakfast bar, double drainer sink, mains gas cooker, door to vaulted pantry with marble slab. Utility room with door to garden, double drainer sink and plumbed for washing machine. Downstairs cloakroom with loo and washbasin. Dining room extending to full width of house with large log burner and stairs to living room. Middle floor: Large living room extending full width of house with views over canal and across the Usk valley. Log burning stove and built in cupboard. Door to hallway. From hallway are french doors to porch and door to large bathroom. Stairs to top floor. Top floor Bedroom 1. Large double with built in cupboard and views to three sides over garden and canal. Bedroom 2. Large double with views over canal. Bedroom 3. Small double with views over canal. Cloakroom. With loo and washbasin. Cupboard with central heating boiler and water pump.
The cottage has its own private spring water supply. Drainage is by septic tank. Gas central heating. Outside: To the front and side of the house is a large lawn adjacent to the canal. To the rear of the house is about 1/3 of an acre of cottage garden (one of the village houses in the National Open Gardens scheme). The woodland is classic broadleaf with bluebells in spring.The land extends a couple of hundred yards along the canal (towpath is the opposite bank) and slopes up the mountain to the treeline. There is a double garage and adjacent workshop with ample power points. To the side of the workshop is a garden store and beyond that a log store. Also in the garden is a stone building under restoration planned as a log store. The area is famed for its food and has many excellent restaurants and gastro-pubs as well as hosting a food festival each September. For everyday shopping there is a large new Waitrose less than half a mile away (a pleasant walk). The village has a post office. The river Usk separates the village of Llanfoist from the town of Abergavenny and is very good for fishing.
Price: GBP £399,950
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| Properties Type : |
Detached House |
Bedrooms: |
3 |
| Address : |
Boathouse Cottage |
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| Address2 : |
Church Lane |
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| City : |
Llanfoist |
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| County : |
Gwent |
Year built : |
Circa 1810 |
| Country : |
United Kingdom |
Viewing : |
By Appointment |
| Post Code : |
NP7 9NG |
Phone Number : |
07957 834 999 |
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Property Features
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- Garage
- Off-road Parking
- Garden
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Community Features
| | - River or lake nearby
- Road / Rail / Transport Links
- Local Shopping
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