The Coach House is a striking family home with versatile accommodation and mature grounds.

With a period pedigree that has been tastefully updated, the house has a characterful layout to fit into its surroundings. To the ground floor, a spacious dual aspect entrance hall leads to a slightly irregular lounge that enjoys brilliant southern exposure and patio doors to the garden.

To draw you back into the house, at the opposite end of the room is a focal point wood-burning stove in a fireplace of stone, which extends as a feature into the adjacent dining room. At the rear is a charming snug which looks out over the courtyard and side garden.

The kitchen / breakfast room is spacious with a contemporary finish including ample wall and base cabinet storage, with inset lighting and an abundance of worktop space. Accessed from the living room and entrance hall and leading out to the courtyard, the beautiful blue tile floor is striking and practical.

To the first floor, the principal bedroom is well-proportioned and dual aspect and the en suite bathroom has a freestanding , claw foot slipper bath. There are a further four good-sized bedrooms that enjoy an outlook of countryside views and are served by a family bathroom with step-in corner shower.
A veritable oasis awaits outside, with superb landscaped gardens that have been meticulously maintained including a majestic weeping willow and water feature, naturally fed by a stream that runs from the mountain through the garden.

Inside the bountiful foliage and fruit trees it would be easy to forget the ideal location, sitting on the edge of both village amenities and expansive views of the exceptional rural scenery, including the River Usk and Sugarloaf Mountain at the gateway of Brecon Beacons National Park.

At the entrance of the property is a open parking area that accommodates several vehicles and an attractive one-bedroom log cabin, an ideal retreat, space for multi-generational living and secondary accommodation with income potential.