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3 bedroom detached house for sale

Usk NP4
Auction
Chain-free
Study
Detached house
3 beds
2 baths
1550
EPC rating: E
Added > 14 days

Key information

TenureFreehold
Council taxBand F
BroadbandUltra-fast 1800Mbps *
Mobile signal
EEO2ThreeVodafone

Features and description

  • 3 Double Bedrooms
  • 2 Shower rooms (1 ensuite)
  • Dining room with log burner
  • Kitchen
  • Boot room & boiler room
  • Courtyard
  • Large gardens with rural views
  • Period features
  • Lounge with log burner & study area
  • No chain

Online Auction

Believed to date back to 1580 this Grade II listed farmhouse was once part of the former Beech Farm. Open countryside views are observed from the main garden and land found at the front of the property. Currently the land is divided into garden and a large wildflower meadow which offers the potential to be a paddock.

Inside a wealth of history is found within the abundance of period features. From curved stone stairwells to inglenook fireplaces, exposed beamed ceilings to solid herringbone and quarry tiled floors, this cosy home offers endless character.

Glascoed is a semi rural village just 3 miles from Usk town with it's day to day amenities. Local attractions include Llandegfedd Reservoir offering water sports, walking, fishing, school activities and a cafe, along with Woodlake Park golf club. The Carpenters Arms pub is in the neighbouring village of Coed-Y-Paen.

Sat in an elevated position with views across the main gardens to the countryside beyond, the farm house is accessed by a long drive.

Walking into the entrance hall there is a vast under stairs cupboard beneath the stairs to the first floor, quarry tiled floor, exposed stone wall and beams.

To the right is the dual aspect L shaped lounge featuring deep cill windows, exposed beams and solid herringbone floor extending to flagstones. An old stone stairwell curves and rises behind the inglenook fireplace, housing a large log burner on a flagstone hearth.

To one corner of the lounge is a part open study with flagstone floor, deep cill window and exposed beams.

Steps lead down into the dining room from the hall which features a solid block and quarry tiled floor. Another inglenook fireplace houses a further log burner and bread oven inset into the stone wall. An old stone stairwell curves behind the inglenook.

A boot room with storage leads off the dining room, giving access to the rear courtyard and kitchen.

Fully fitted with a range of base and eye level storage units, the kitchen includes a Neff oven, hob with extractor over and dishwasher.

An external scullery accessed via the rear courtyard, houses space for a washing machine and tumble dryer.

Upstairs an initial landing with low level window gives access to the main ensuite bedroom, family shower room and a further landing.

Steps down from the landing lead into the master bedroom with ensuite shower room. An extensive range of bespoke built in storage spans three walls.

The fully tiled family shower room includes a large walk-in shower with rainfall shower, vanity sink unit, low level w.c and two heated towel rails.

A door leads to an inner landing providing access to two further bedrooms, both with built in storage.

Outside the main gardens run parallel to the driveway. Gently sloping lawns interspersed with mature trees and an ornamental pond continue to a wildlife and flower garden with double gate to the drive. Two sheds, both with power and one with water supply, sit to one side. The other side of the drive features an additional parking area, fruit cage and green house.

Purchasers should note the driveway belongs to the property with a shared right of access granted to the neighbour. Both properties contribute 50/50 towards maintenance.

The former dairy farm behind is no longer active. It is now a base for a wood cutting business and a livery. Ideal for those who would like to walk out of their back garden and be right next door to their horses.

Services: mains electric and water supply, private drainage and oil heating.

Council tax: Band F

Auction Fees And Additional Costs

Auction fees: The sale of each lot is subject to a RESERVATION FEE OF 4.8% of the purchase price (subject to a minimum of £6,600) including VAT unless otherwise stated. Please note, this reservation fee does not form part of the deposit or purchase price.

All purchasers will pay this fee to secure the property. These fees also cover the seller’s commission and marketing costs.

The property is being sold under a conditional auction basis (sometimes called “modern auction method” which requires completion of the purchase within 56 days.

Additional costs: The purchase of the property may be subject to (but are not limited to), VAT (if applicable), reimbursement of the seller’s search fees, reimbursement of seller’s legal and/or sales costs, stamp duty/land transaction tax (LTT). Please check accompanying legal pack for further details.

* Generally speaking, Guide Prices are provided as an indication of each seller's minimum expectation, i.e. 'The Reserve'. They are not necessarily figures which a property will sell for and may change at any time prior to the auction. Virtually every property will be offered subject to a Reserve (a figure below which the Auctioneer cannot sell the property during the auction). We expect that the Reserve price will be set at a figure no more than 10% above or below the single figure Guide.

About this agent

M2 Estate Agents - Usk
M2 Estate Agents - Usk
19 Bridge Street Usk NP15 1BQ
01291 326455
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When it comes to selling houses, M2 is a new South Wales estate agent that's setting out to stay a step ahead. A step ahead of the competition - and a step ahead of its customers' needs and expectations. Specialising solely in residential sales, M2 may be a fresh new brand, but its sales staff have extensive local knowledge and many years' experience. M2's owner, Mark Roberts, who set up Roberts Estate Agents in Newport 15 years ago, now aims to establish the company's former branches in Usk and Abergavenny at the core of a completely new and separate enterprise. "Estate agency is a people business, so I am delighted that the wonderful staff from both premises will be helping me to develop my new brand," he said. "Sales know-how and familiarity with the local area are really important - so are a friendly face, an understanding approach and excellent customer service. At M2, our staff are welcoming, professional and skilled in helping buyers and sellers achieve their goals." M2, launched on Thursday August 23, specialises in residential sales across the market, promoting higher end properties (£500,000 plus) under the Town and Country banner. The offer is simple and straightforward - sales fees are competitive and there are no upfront charges and no add-ons. "Our priority is finding people their perfect home," says M2's Nicola Foxton, who has spent 19 years in estate agency and is manager of the Usk branch, joining four years ago, just two years after it was set up. Among other "familiar faces" is Jo Francis, branch manager at Abergavenny who has 26 years' estate agency experience and opened the Abergavenny branch nine years ago. Shortly afterwards she just happened to sell a property to the parents of her one-day-to-be assistant branch manager, Alex Buchanan! Jo has also successfully developed the branch to the point where she can claim: "To date, this year this branch has sold by far the most houses we ever have." Both Jo and Nicola put much of their success down to their sales progression skills. "I take responsibility for the whole process," says Nicola. "I am with my customers every step of the way to make sure the sale goes through." Both branches have also benefitted from an increase in demand from Bristol buyers prompted to look this side of the Severn Bridge. Usk is only nine miles from junction 24 on the M4, making the city easily accessible by car whilst Jo says commuters are tempted to buy in Abergavenny because of the train station. "The removal of the Severn Bridge tolls at the end of this year has acted as a catalyst," says Mark. "But once they start looking here, buyers realise they can get so much more for their money and a completely different lifestyle. They can get a three-bed semi for £200,000 here when in Bristol they would be paying £400,000." Whilst Mark's future plans for M2 include development of online property sales across a wider region, he and his staff recognise that in towns like Usk and Abergavenny customers appreciate a face-to-face approach - and an agent they can visit at weekends. Both branches stay open to facilitate this - Abergavenny opens 7 days a week (on Sunday from 11am to 3pm) and in Usk, whilst the branch shuts for the weekend at 1pm on Saturday, viewings continue into the afternoon. Staff always accompany viewings and make a point of having seen a property and met the owner first.
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