A Grade II listed house in a prime location in the heart of St James, Monmouth, just a stone's throw from Monmouth School and all the local amenities this glorious, historic town has to offer.
This stunning, high specification, five storey, six/seven bedroom, historic townhouse offers flexible reception space, a stunning, bespoke kitchen, a summer house, permit parking and a very rare large walled garden which would be considered one of the largest in the town. Even rarer, there is further ancillary accommodation with private parking which is available by separate negotiation. Information is available upon request.This is a townhouse in the original sense of the word and it is hard to envisage a family home in such a prime position that could offer more.The house has been completely renovated throughout by the current vendors and the finish is unquestionably a cut above. The basement is clean but untouched, with electric lighting.George Maddox designed some of the most notable buildings in Monmouth including the Market Hall, the Memorial Pavillion in the Nelson Garden, The Beaufort Arms Hotel, The Shambles, the Methodist Church and Masonic Hall. Many consider that Monmouth owes to Maddox its particular architectural flavour.
Monmouth nestles in the tranquil lower reaches of the beautiful Wye Valley and enjoys a wealth of sporting, retail and recreational facilities both in and around the town, including the oldest theatre in Wales, The Savoy.Well known for its iconic 13th century gatehouse bridge, Monmouth has a famous past with its connections, amongst others, to Henry V and more recently Charles Stuart Rolls, the co-founder of Rolls Royce.