Meretown House, a 18th-century property, sits at the heart of the Meretown Conservation Area, surrounded by just under 15 acres of land. The house, which was once part of the Aqualate Estate, features characterful elements such as high ceilings, wide windows, original woodwork, and ornate coving and mouldings. The property has a wealth of rooms, including three principal reception rooms, a kitchen, and five double bedrooms, some with en-suite bathrooms. The house also boasts numerous outbuildings, including a barn, stable block, and storerooms, which could be incorporated into the main house with the necessary consents. The gardens and grounds are equally impressive, with a delightful garden plot, a pair of greenhouses, and over 13 acres of additional land, including three large paddocks and a wildlife pool. Located in the desirable hamlet of Meretown, the property is just a short distance from the market town of Newport, with its range of shops, schools, and transport links.