This elegantly presented 4-bedroom family home is set in the peaceful village of Redbrook in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Enjoying attractive views across the surrounding woodland and towards the River Wye, Glenvale House has been tastefully remodelled and modernised offering bright and airy accommodation throughout. Beautifully landscaped gardens and sun terraces capitalising on the properties enviable location. Permit parking available at car park adjacent.

Traditionally constructed with a painted rendered exterior and mainly double glazed Upvc windows and doors set under pitched tiled roofs. Internal features include part glazed and wooden paneled doors, moulded joinery, decorative metal fireplaces and a combination of oak and ceramic tiled flooring. A gas fired boiler supplies domestic hot water and central heating to radiators throughout.

From the front sun terrace the main entrance is via a paved pathway and through a wooden panelled door into:

SIDE PORCH:: 1.43m x 3.15m (4'8" x 10'4"), Window to side and door to back. Through part glazed door into:

UTILITY ROOM:: 3.19m x 2.67m (10'6" x 8'9"), Window to back with garden views. Oak worktops along one wall with wooden cupboards and drawers set under. Space for fridge/freezer and plumbing for washing machine. Matching tall unit with full height shelving. Doors into:

BATHROOM:: Window to side. White suite comprising low level W.C, Vanity unit with inset wash basin, bath with tiled splash back, central mixer tap and Mira shower above with mixer valve. Chrome ladder style radiator.

KITCHEN:: 3.20m x 3.98m (10'6" x 13'1"), Feature clerestory skylight and window to back with pretty gardens views. Fitted wooden base units along three walls with oak worktops, tiled splash backs and inset one on and half bowl ceramic sink with pillar mixer tap and separate hand held attachment. Cupboards and drawers set under with matching wall mounted units and bespoke floating bookshelf. Five ring Rangemaster oven with extraction hood above and space and plumbing for dishwasher. Consumer unit at high level. Wide opening and step down into:

SNUG:: 3.18m x 2.67m (10'5" x 8'9"), Turning staircase with ranch style balustrading leading to first floor landing. Fireplace with inset wood burner on slate hearth and illuminated recesses with book shelving on each side. Door into:

DINING ROOM:: 3.18m (Into chimney breast) x 3.67m (10'5" x 12'0"), Windows to front with views of front lawned area and football grounds. Decorative metal fireplace with tiled surround and Illuminated recesses with display shelving either side. Arched opening into:

LIVING ROOM:: 5.22m x 3.53m (17'2" x 11'7"), Three-sided Bay window to front with views of surrounding woodland and French doors to the side with matching panels accessing sun terrace. Inset decorative metal fireplace with tiled surround and recessed shelving to side.

From snug upstairs to:

FIRST FLOOR LANDING:: Window to side. Doors into the following:

BEDROOM TWO:: 3.20m x 3.90m (10'6" x 12'10"), Dual aspect windows to side and front with pretty garden views.

BEDROOM FOUR:: 2.73m x 3.31m (8'11" x 10'10"), Window to back with garden views. Storage cupboard housing gas combi boiler. Roof access trap.

SHOWER ROOM:: Window to side. Contemporary suite comprising, low level W.C, vanity unit with inset washbasin and corner shower cubicle with mixer valve and head on chrome rail. Fully tiled walls and chrome ladder style radiator.

BEDROOM THREE:: 3.21m x 2.96m (10'6" x 9'9"), Window to front with woodland views.

BEDROOM ONE:: 3.65m x 3.29m (Into chimney breast) (11'12" x 10'10"), Window to front with woodland views. Inset decorative metal fireplace with tiled surround and recesses either side with hanging rail and shelving.



OUTSIDE:: The front of the property is chiefly laid to lawn with a paved seating area and pathway accessing an elevated and extensive sun terrace bound by a low-level stone retaining wall, ideal for al Fresco dining. Garden steps lead to upper terraced areas taking full advantage of the attractive Wye Valley views; with a variety of interspaced mixed trees and flowering plants. At the top of the garden, a stone shed with a painted rendered exterior and inset wooden windows and door set under a tiled roof. Power and light.

SERVICES:: Mains gas, electric, water and private drainage (sceptic tank located in front garden). EPC rating D. Council tax band D.

DIRECTIONS:: From Monmouth take the A466 Wye Valley Road towards Chepstow. Continue to the village of Redbrook, just after the large carpark on the right, Glenvale house can be found opposite the football grounds on the left-hand side.