Secluded 6-Bedroom Farmhouse with Stone Barn on 12 Acres Between Monmouth and Abergavenny

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Lower Cwm Farm, Llantilio Crossenny, NP7, Abergavenny (Great britain)

6 Bedrooms · 4 Bathrooms · 182Floor area

€1,872,000

Farmhouse

No parking

6 Bedrooms

4 Bathrooms

182m²

Garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

Lower Cwm Farm in Llantilio Crossenny, NP7 is a gem of a property located between the charming towns of Monmouth and Abergavenny. This beautiful 6-bedroom, 3-storey farmhouse sits serenely on 12 acres of lush land, offering the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. If you're looking to relocate to the UK or invest in a countryside retreat, this could be the ideal property for you. Let me walk you through it.

From the moment you step onto the property, the sense of tranquility is palpable. You're immediately greeted by a substantial detached stone barn, complete with a 6-bay open fronted carport, stables, ancillary bays, and useful outbuildings. This barn dates back to the early 17th century but has been sympathetically updated to blend its period features with contemporary high-quality finishes. It had even been used as a conference and wedding venue, making it a versatile addition to the property.

The main house is an exemplar of how old-world charm can meet modern living. The sitting room is a cozy haven with a feature stone inglenook fireplace, an oak staircase, and windows that flood the space with natural light. Imagine curling up here with a book from the full-height shelves in the library, which is another highlight of this magnificent home. The library itself has a cast-iron fireplace with an ornate wooden surround and windows that provide picturesque views of the gardens outside.

One of the standout features of this property is the kitchen. It's a bespoke "U" shaped kitchen with painted panelled doors and drawers set under wooden worktops. You'll find high-end fixtures like an integrated dishwasher, fridge, and an instant hot water tap. There's also an atrium-roofed utility room that adds more functionality to the space.

The dining room, another spacious area, features high-vaulted ceilings with exposed trusses and arched hardwood framed Spanish doors leading to a beautiful walled terrace. This space is ideal for family meals or entertaining guests. The cellar/winestore is a unique feature accessed via a stone spiralled staircase—perfect for storing your wine collection.

Upstairs, the first-floor landing is galleried with split-level design, leading into various rooms including the main bedroom. This room is a sanctuary with dual aspect windows, wooden panelled shutters, a vaulted ceiling with exposed truss, and spacious bespoke "his and hers" walk-in wardrobes.

The outdoor space is equally impressive. The gardens and grounds are meticulously landscaped with well-stocked gardens boasting numerous shrubs, flowers, and lawned areas. There’s even a "secret garden" with a stream running along the boundary.

Living in Llantilio Crossenny offers a unique blend of rural charm and accessibility. Abergavenny, known as the 'Gateway to Wales,' is just a short drive away and offers a variety of amenities including shops, restaurants, and cultural events. Monmouth, famous for its historical landmarks, is also nearby.

The local climate is fairly temperate, with mild winters and warm summers, making it a wonderful place to enjoy outdoor activities year-round. The area is popular for hiking, horse riding, and cycling, with plenty of trails and open spaces to explore. If you have an equestrian interest, the stables and paddocks at Lower Cwm Farm would be particularly appealing.

Being a busy real estate agent, I must point out that the property is in excellent condition but does offer room for potential personalization—essentially, you can move in comfortably while planning any minor modifications you'd like to make the house truly yours.

Amenities include:
- Six-bedroom layout
- Four bathrooms
- Three-storey design
- Spacious and airy rooms
- Original period features
- Detached stone barn with multiple uses
- Bespoke kitchen
- Extensive gardens and grounds
- Stables and paddocks
- Main house and outbuildings restored to high standards
- Central heating system
- Plentiful parking spaces
- Landscaped gardens with a stream boundary
- Sheltered carport
- "Secret garden"

As for lifestyle, living in a farmhouse like Lower Cwm Farm brings you closer to nature. It's an escape from the noise and stress of modern living, offering a peaceful environment to raise a family or enjoy a slower, more fulfilling pace of life. The local community is friendly and welcoming, and the space allows for hobbies like gardening, farming, or even hosting events in your very own barn.

If you're a foreign buyer looking for the perfect blend of historical charm and modern amenities nestled in a picturesque setting, Lower Cwm Farm is worth a closer look. The blend of tranquility and practicality makes it a prime choice for those seeking a high-quality life in the beautiful British countryside.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
6
Size
182
Price per m²
€10,286
Garden size
48562
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
4
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
Farmhouse
Energy label

Unknown

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