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Our Summary
- Stone barn and cart shed offering excellent scope for conversion (STPP)
- Additional spaces offer flexibility for study, relaxation or further guest accommodation, while upper level attic rooms provide scope for creative or practical use
- A substantial stone barn and traditional cart shed offer excellent storage and exciting potential for conversion, subject to the necessary consents, presenting an opportunity to further enhance this already exceptional country home
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Description
Penyclawdd Court is a Grade I listed Tudor and Stuart manor house dating back to the 16th century, with significant 17th-century additions. The property boasts a range of historic features, including oak mullioned windows, flagstone floors, stone staircases, and fireplaces. The interior features a mix of rustic charm and understated elegance, with a striking principal bedroom, three en-suite bathrooms, and additional spaces for study, relaxation, or guest accommodation.
Outside, the property sits within approximately six acres of gardens and grounds, including paddocks, mature planting, and a walled garden with olive and fig trees. A substantial stone barn and cart shed offer storage and potential for conversion, and there are magnificent views over the Skirrid mountain. The property has a private drive and electric gates, and is surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside in Monmouthshire.