Usk: Four-bed detached house with paddock for sale
This includes a separate paddock and several versatile outbuildings.
(Image: Archer & Co via Zoopla)
The house offers the perfect setting for those seeking a semi-rural lifestyle, according to estate agents Archer & Co.
The village location provides far-reaching countryside views and plenty of walking routes, with the Llandegfedd Reservoir just minutes away.
Despite its peaceful surroundings, the home is well-positioned for access to nearby towns such as Usk and Pontypool.
(Image: Archer & Co via Zoopla) For commuters, there are excellent road and rail links to Cardiff, Bristol, and even London.
This makes it a great base for both work and leisure.
(Image: Archer & Co via Zoopla)
The property, accessed via the main side entrance, features a bright and spacious central hallway leading to the main ground floor rooms.
The dual-aspect lounge is a standout feature, with a charming corner fireplace and windows offering views over the rear garden.
(Image: Archer & Co via Zoopla)
The kitchen, refitted in 2020, boasts bespoke cabinetry and ornate tiled flooring.
French doors lead from the kitchen onto the rear patio, connecting indoor and outdoor spaces.
The property also includes a utility room and a ground floor bathroom.
Upstairs, there are two additional double bedrooms, both with built-in storage, and a contemporary family shower room.
Outside, a gated driveway provides off-road parking for multiple vehicles.
The grounds include a well-maintained lawned garden and a private paddock of just over an acre, offering potential for hobby farming or leisure use.
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