Barn conversion for sale in Sedbury, Chepstow, Gloucestershire NP16

Description
Offered to the market Springfield Court comprises a truly stunning country residence situated on the outskirts of the village of Sedbury, close to the market town of Chepstow, located in a peaceful setting enjoying beautiful panoramic views over surrounding countryside and yet retaining excellent transport links to the M48/M4 Motorway Network.

Springfield Court was formally a cider mill & outbuildings belonging to Pennsylvania Farm, converted and incorporating the former outbuildings to create a fabulous family home with original features. The original two storey mill building offers four bedrooms, two with en- suites and family bathroom to the first floor, whilst on the ground floor you will find the family kitchen, dining room, lounge and cloakroom. A later addition of the garden room leads through to the single storey part of the property where you will find the utility room, office and boot room with large storage cupboard, this part of the building has fantastic potential to create multi-generational living or self-contained annexed accommodation. Outside there are two workshops with power & lighting, summerhouse and a further large stone outbuilding housing the double garage and large covered carport.

Situation

Sedbury Village is located on the Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire border and has a strong local community with village shops and village hall being the focus for community events. The historic market town of Chepstow is just a few miles away where you can find supermarkets, (including Tesco and Marks & Spencer), and shopping facilities, leisure centre, bars and restaurants with the immediate environs offering wonderful paths which straddle the Wye Valley literally on the doorstep suiting both outdoor and equestrian enthusiasts.

The property is within excellent commuting distance of the regional centres of Bristol (20 miles), Cardiff (30 miles) and Newport (18 miles) being just 5 miles from Junction 2 of the M48 Motorway (Chepstow Severn Bridge) and just 10 miles from the M4/M5 Interchange. The M50 is 30 miles away providing access to The Midlands. The nearest train stations are at Chepstow and Severn Tunnel junction with Bristol Parkway Mainline station within a 30-minute drive giving access to London (1 hr 25 minutes).

Ground Floor Accommodation

Enter the property into a welcoming reception hall with stairs off to the first floor, ground floor cloakroom, doors to dining room and to the formal lounge. A spacious yet cosy room fitted with a woodburner, having windows to three aspects creates a light & airy space with countryside views, perfect for relaxing or entertaining friends and family. The dining room has French doors that lead out to the front gardens and a doorway through to the magnificent family kitchen, fitted with a Cymru kitchen comprising of a range of wall and base units with solid oak doors & granite worksurface, incorporating dishwasher, hob, integrated fridge / freezer. The central island is an additional workspace with a curved raised breakfast bar to the rear. The boiler cupboard is located in the inner hallway that leads through to the garden room which is a lovely reception space, fully double-glazed windows with French doors leading straight out onto the paved area with wooden pergola. South (truncated)

Accommodation Continued

The garden room provides access through to the single storey accommodation where you will find the utility room with a range of storage cupboards incorporating the sink unit and drainer, a door leads out onto the decked patio area and courtyard garden. Located through the inner hallway the office/study can be found which in turn leads to the boot room with walk in storage cupboard and further door to the rear gardens. There is also opportunity to split the ground floor accommodation to provide multi-generational, business purposes or annexe living, subject to requirements.

First Floor Accommodation

Off the entrance hall a wooden staircase leads you to the first floor where you are greeted by a very spacious balustrade landing with doors off to all rooms. There are four bedrooms, two with en-suite shower rooms and a family bathroom.

The principle suite has a window to the front aspect with far reaching views over the surrounding countryside, a walk in wardrobe and en-suite shower room, with large walk in shower, wc & wash hand basin. Bedroom two also benefits from countryside views and an en-suite shower room with walk in shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC. Bedrooms three and four are both of a generous size. The family bathroom has a bath with shower above and a range of built in storage units incorporating the wash hand basin & WC.

Outside

Accessed off the main lane via a wooden gateway onto a private driveway which leads to an extensive parking area to the rear of the property. There is an open car port for two vehicles and attached double garage which provides excellent storage space and benefits light and power. There is the potential to utilise these buildings and create further living/ annexe accommodation, depending on requirements and subject to the necessary consent.

Adjacent to the house are two workshops both with power and lighting and wooden summerhouse.

The gardens comprise of lawned gardens to the front of the property with a private seating area to the side, providing a great space for dining and entertaining friends and family whilst taking in the breath-taking countryside views. The gardens are planted with a range of well-established trees, plants and shrubs. The rear of the property has a courtyard style garden with a decked seating area with wooden pergola leading into the garden room, (truncated)

Services

The property benefits mains electricity, water and private drainage.

Tenure

We are informed the property is Freehold. Intending purchasers should verify this with their solicitor.

Local Authority

Forest of Dean District Council. Council tax band tbc

Viewing

Strictly by appointment with the Agents: David James, Chepstow office.