
Newport house in one of city's most sought-after streets
The property is set in lawned gardens on Glasllwch Lane, one of Newport's most sought-after addresses, and is a brief drive from the M4 and city centre train station.
The estate agent, Crook & Blight, describes the property as 'a rare opportunity to acquire a truly exceptional family house.'
The house features six bedrooms, three bathrooms, four reception rooms, a kitchen breakfast-room, utility room, and two ground floor WCs.
One of the bedrooms (Image: Crook & Blight)
The gardens, which include rockeries and ponds, offer views of the Bristol Channel and the North Somerset coast.
The house also has a long driveway and a detached double garage.
The property is entered via a porch to a period hallway with a cloakroom and two reception rooms.
The kitchen (Image: Crook & Blight)
Past the kitchen, there is a utility room, WC, sitting room and office/playroom.
The first floor has six bedrooms and three bathrooms with views to many aspects.
The house has been 'sympathetically nurtured and upgraded' by the present owners.
The gardens, which span an acre, also feature a greenhouse and garden shed, along with a large sun terrace offering panoramic views.

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