This charming 3 bedroomed detached cottage nestled in 0.3 acres of pastureland, enjoys a quiet elevated position in the sought-after village of Redbrook. Set in the heart of the Wye Valley and surrounded by beautiful mature woodlands, the gardens take full advantage of the private location. Originally built in the 1800's the property benefits from a wealth of character features and has been sympathetically renovated throughout the years. Separate two storey self-contained 1 bedroom annexe, detached single garage and parking for multiple vehicles.

Traditionally constructed with a painted pebble dash exterior, inset Georgian style double glazed wooden windows and wooden part glazed doors set under a pitched tiled roof. Internal features include original exposed beams and stonework, vertically boarded wooden doors with Suffolk latches, 240v LED lights and a combination of wooden and ceramic tiled flooring. Oil fired central heating system with radiators throughout.

The entrance is from the front sun terrace through wooden vertically boarded door into:

ENTRANCE HALLWAY:: Window to side. Consumer unit at high level. Door into:


OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/DINER:: 8.90m x 3.37m (29'2" x 11'1") extending to 3.73m (12'3")

DINING AREA:: 5.15m x 3.37m (16'11" x 11'1"), Windows to front and side and French doors accessing front sun terrace with garden and treetop views. Space for Fridge freezer.

KITCHEN AREA:: 3.73m x 2.33m (12'3" x 7'8"), L-shaped laminate kitchen worktops with inset one and a half bowl sink and mixer tap with wooden panelled cupboards set under. Space for oven. Recess with shelving and bespoke fitted wooden cupboard.

From entrance hallway through part glazed wooden door into:

LIVING ROOM:: 3.16m x 5.73m (10'4" x 18'10"), Ranch style staircase with quarter landing, square newels, and wooden balustrading. French doors to front accessing front sun terrace with view across the garden and woodlands. Stone fireplace with inset wood burning stove set on a stone hearth with wooden mantel above.


Opening into:

SECONDARY HALLWAY:: External stable door accessing decking area. Shelving across one wall and full height cupboard with shelving. Wooden part glazed into:


UTILITY ROOM:: 2.17m x 1.17m (7'1" x 3'10"), Window to side looking out to decking and back garden. Vanity unit with inset "Heritage" basin, mixer tap and cupboard set under. Space and plumbing for washing machine/tumble dryer. Door into:


SHOWER ROOM:: Contemporary suite comprising low level WC, fully tiled shower enclosure with sliding glazed screen, mixer valve and head on adjustable rail. Wall mounted vanity unit with inset basin, mixer tap, and cupboard set under. Chrome ladder style radiator and extraction fan at high level.


From living room up stairs to:

FIRST FLOOR LANDING:: "L-shaped "with Window to front. Roof access trap. Doors into:


BEDROOM 3:: 2.73m x 3.20m (8'11" x 10'6"), Window to side.


BEDROOM 1:: 3.25m x 4.02m (10'8" x 13'2"), Vaulted ceiling. Window to front. Decorative cast iron fireplace with matching mantel.


Opening into:

DRESSING ROOM:: 3.62m x 3.61m x 2.34m (11'11" x 11'10" x 7'8"), "L-shaped" with Vaulted ceiling and windows to front and side with views of the gardens. Space and plumbing for fitted bathroom. Cupboard housing hot water tank with electric immersion heater and cold-water tank. Roof access trap.



From first floor landing doors into the following:

FAMILY BATHTROOM:: Velux skylight. White contemporary suite comprising low level WC, vanity unit with inset hand basin, mixer tap, and drawers set under, panelled bath with mixer taps. Tiling to two walls. Chrome ladder style radiator.


BEDROOM 2:: 3.79m x 3.37m (12'5" x 11'1"), Vaulted ceiling with window to side and front.


ANNEXE:: Pergola with Perspex roof accessing small wooden decked patio with external power socket and light and part glazed wooden panelled door into:


Painted rendered exterior with a combination of inset double glazed Upvc and wooden windows under a pitched tiled roof. Internal features include vertically boarded wooden doors with Suffolk latches, ceramic tiled and wooden flooring, 240 V LED lights and exposed beams.


OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/LIVING AREA:: 3.04m extending to 6.53m (9'12" extending to 21'5"), Window to back and side. "L-shaped" Laminate worktops with tiled uprights, inset stainless-steel sink with mixer tap and two ring electric hob. Painted wooden panelled cupboards and drawers set under with integrated "Bosch" oven. Matching wall units and space for fridge/freezer. Door into:


SHOWER ROOM:: White suite, Low level W.C, vanity unit with inset basin and mixer taps and glazed shower enclosure with mixer valve and head on adjustable rail. From open plan kitchen/diner through vertically boarded door and up staircase with wooden balustrading and turned newels to:

BEDROOM:: 2.63m x 8.63m (8'8" x 28'4"), Vaulted ceiling with windows to front and side and exposed beams. Beautiful treetop and garden views.


OUTSIDE:: The layered mature gardens are a combination of paved, gravelled and grassed areas with interspaced shrubs, plants and hedging. To the front, a delightful sun terrace and gently sloping lawned area taking full advantage of the property's elevated position with views of the surrounding woodlands. Steps lead down to a further circular sun terrace and BBQ area with low level stone retaining wall. Set on the lower side of the garden, a further lawned area bound with planted borders, small green house, wooden shed and log storage bay with path and wooden gate leading to: DETATCHED SINGLE GARAGE: 3.64m x6.69m Stone constructed with pebble dash rendered exterior and concrete base under a pitched tiled roof. Double wooden doors to front and secondary wooden panelled door to side. Wooden work units and shelving along one wall. Power and light.


SERVICES:: Main's electric and water and private septic tank drainage. Oil fired central heating system (tank located in the front garden.) Council tax band G. EPC rating E.


DIRECTIONS:: From Monmouth take the A466 Wye Valley road towards Chepstow. As you approach the village of Redbrook, take a left turn signposted Newland and carry on under a small stone old railway bridge. Take the left-hand turn after the bridge signposted "Jamies Farm." Continue up the lane and the property is the first house on the right before the bend.


DISCLOSURE:: A vendor of this property is an employee of Roscoe Rogers & Knight