Four-bedroom house with solar panels for sale in Caldicot
The house is set in a semi-rural cul-de-sac and is said to offer "country views".
Built in 2000, the home includes four double bedrooms, two with en-suite facilities and dressing rooms.
(Image: Adre Properties via Zoopla) There are four reception rooms, including a lounge with a feature fireplace and a study fitted with home office furniture.
A conservatory with double-glazed windows and French doors leads out to a sun terrace.
The kitchen is described as a "bespoke handmade kitchen" by Coach House Timber Craft in Caerleon.
Features include granite work surfaces, a Britannia Rangemaster double oven with six gas hobs, a butler sink, an integrated dishwasher, and a wine cooler.
(Image: Adre Properties via Zoopla)
A separate utility room provides additional storage and space for laundry appliances.
A grand split-leg staircase leads from the reception hall to a galleried landing.
The principal bedroom has a dressing room and an en-suite bathroom with a roll-edged bath and a large glazed shower.
A family shower room is also located on the first floor.
Outside, the house sits on a landscaped plot with lawns, mature shrubs, and a brick-paved driveway.
Parking is available for several cars.
A detached double garage with electrically operated doors is linked to the house by a covered veranda.
The listing notes that the property is located for major road networks, with access to the M4 and M48 for Cardiff and Bristol.
School bus routes and local amenities are nearby.
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