Cottage for sale in Monmouth NP25, 5 Bedroom

Set in a truly unique and idyllic setting nestling in its own 2.7 acre woodland, Cobbs Tump is a beautifully and elegantly refurbished and extended home of immense character providing a most stylish and bespoke property. This five bedroom home offers spacious and versatile accommodation with annexe potential and complete privacy whilst being in walking distance of Redbrook village.

2.7 Acres of formal gardens and useable woodland
Registered Small Holding
Annexe Potential
Original Toll House with pp to convert into an Annexe
Garage with power and light

Distances

Monmouth and the A40 3.7 miles
Ross-on-Wye and M50/M5 links 13 miles
Chepstow 14 miles and nearby M4/M48 links 15 miles Gloucester 22 miles Hereford 23 miles Bristol 33 miles

Location

The thriving village of Redbrook boasts; primary school, two public houses, shop/ post office, church, village hall, millennium green, football pitch, children's play area and lovely riverside walks. There is always a hive of activity in the village throughout the year, including music festivals and Hog Roast. Redbrook is also on the school bus route (route 5) for Monmouth Haberdashers'.

Monmouth which is steeped in history offers an array of individual and interesting shops, along with the more familiar high street names including Waitrose.

Clearwell Castle and Caves are within close proximity along with Symonds Yat and The Royal Forest of Dean. Within striking distance are the ruins at Tintern Abbey.

For Sale Freehold

The property

Cobbs Tump has been renovated and extended with quality and craftsmanship in mind creating a bespoke home of immense character, which is beautifully presented in a neutral palette. The extensions to the property work seamlessly together from the old to new providing a very individual family home.

The bespoke kitchen is streamed with light from the bi-folding doors and oak lantern window. There is beautiful engineered French oak flooring, solid wood free standing units and 'Smeg' range cooker. The kitchen flows through to the dining room, creating a great family/entertaining space of over 60 Sq m, and has a feature fireplace and bay window.

The sitting room exudes character and charm with a striking inglenook fireplace with multi fuel burner and original spiral stone steps, visible to the side of the fireplace. Oak staircase leads to first floor and solid wood door opens to the rear of the property.

There is a good utility/boot room and shower room and from here steps lead to the ground floor double bedroom, which has door to the front of the property. It is worth noting all of this area could work extremely well as an annexe.

The master suite is complimented with fitted wardrobes and has stunning views across the woodland and through the valley. Door opens into the en-suite.

There are two further double bedrooms a single bedroom and luxury bathroom with roll top bath and shower on the first floor.

Outside

The property sits in an elevated position overlooking the beautiful Wye valley and woodland in a south west facing position thus ensuring plenty of light all year round. There is flagstone patio that wraps around the front and side of the property which provides a great view point through the valley and for watching the many species of wildlife that frequent this delightful garden and woodlands. This really is a fabulous space for entertaining family and friends.

The woodland has been well nurtured and thought out and around 170 new trees have been added to the existing mature Oak and Ash. New pathways have been creatively carved through the woodland creating a space that can be enjoyed in every aspect.

There are three ponds, which include one for dragonflies and another for newts, a vegetable garden, green house, wood stores and chicken coops.

The timber garage has twin wooden doors with power and light.

The original two storey Toll House has planning permission for conversion into an Annexe.

Services

Mains electric and water, septic tank, oil fired central heating, new Genius Hub installed in 2018, broadband of over 25 Mbps.

Directions

From Monmouth follow the A466 south towards Redbrook and Chepstow for a little over 2 miles. As you enter the village of Redbrook take the first turning left, Osteopaths on the corner, and continue along this road going under the bridge. Take the left hand turn up hill signposted Redbrook Equestrian Centre, continue up this lane and part way up on the right hand side there is a large tree with a plaque Cobbs Tump, turn here straight onto the driveway through the woodland that leads to the main drive.