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Mulberry House St. Arvans Chepstow NP16 Mulberry House St. Arvans Chepstow NP16 A beautifully presented, south facing, Georgian family home with elegant interior, comfortable ceiling heights and a warm and friendly atmo here. It is believed to have been built in the early 1800s and later extended in 1986 by the current owners to create a fabulous home. The kitchen/breakfa room includes an AGA, pitch pine units and overlooks the drive. The drawing room, si ing room and dining room have a ra ively shaped bay windows with French doors leading out to the garden. The udy overlooks the garden. All the bedroom accommodation is located on the fi r fl oor. Of particular note is the ma er bedroom suite, which is very large and overlooks the garden. There are three further double bedrooms (one of which is an en-suite), a family bathroom and a separate shower room. All the bedrooms have pre y outlooks. Chepstow 2 miles, Bristol 18 miles, Old Severn Crossing 3 miles, M4 5 miles, Parkway Rail Station 16.5 miles (all distances are approximate). Monmouthshire County Council: 01633 633 644 4 3 1 3 Freehold 2 Attractive four bedroom Georgian village house, with stunning gardens and views. Outside The property is approached over a gravelled drive providing ample parking in front of a detached double garage. A ached to the rear of the garage, with workshop, is an open entertaining/barbecue area with a slate roof, overlooking the garden. At the foot of the drive, in front of the house, is a detached home o ce. The gardens, are a complete delight and adjoin farmland with lovely views. They have been carefully and though ully designed with ‘rooms’ providing all year round colour and intere . There are expanses of lawn inter ersed with shrubbery, mature trees (including a unning Mulberry Tree) and fl ower beds. There is a pond, mature Yew hedgerow, a ha-ha, potager, and an ornamental vegetable garden with lawn paths. Fruit trees include apple, mulberry and plum. Services Main water, drainage and ele ricity are conne ed to the property. Oil fi red central heating. Mulberry House Mulberry House, Mulberry House St. Arvans, Mulberry House, Chepstow, St. Arvans, Chepstow, Shed NP16 6EY 2.79 x 2.03mChepstowShed NP16 NP16 6EY Mulberry House, 2.79 x 2.03mChepstowMulberry NP16 House Main House 9'2" x 6'8" 9'2" x 6'8" Main House St. Arvans, 3268 Sq Ft3268 - 304 Sq SqFt -M 304 Sq M Garage Garage Chepstow, 6.07 x 5.66m Mulberry House,OutbuildingMulberry House,Outbuilding 6.07 x 5.66m Shed Mulberry House,Mulberry House, NP16 6EY 19'11" x 18'7" 19'11" x 18'7" Shed St. Arvans, 2.79 x 2.03mChepstowShed NP16 St. Arvans, 182St. Arvans, Sq Ft 182- 17 Sq Sq Ft M - 17 Sq M 2.20 x 1.23m St. Arvans, Mulberry House, 9'2" x 6'8" 2.20 x 1.23m Office Mulberry House,Chepstow, Main House Office 7'3" x 4'0" Chepstow, Chepstow,St. Arvans, Garage Shed 7'3" x 4'0" 3.92 x 3.14m Chepstow,St. Arvans, GarageNP16 6EY Shed 2.79Shed x 2.03m 3.92 x 3.14m 12'10" x 10'4" NP16 6EY NP16Chepstow, 6EY 435 Sq Ft - 40 Sq M 3268 Sq Ft - 304 Sq M 2.79Shed x 2.03m 2.799'2" x x 2.03m 6'8" Garage 12'10" x 10'4" NP16 6EY 435Main Sq House Ft - 40 Sq MApproximate Gross Internal Floor Area 9'2" x 6'8" Chepstow,Living Main Area/Reception House 2.799'2" x x 2.03m 6'8" Shed 6.07 x 5.66m Main House 3268NP16 Sq 6EY Ft Total - 304 Area Sq M Mulberry House,Outbuilding 9'2"Shed x 6'8" 2.79 x 2.03m MainNP16 House 6EY 3268 Sq Ft - 304 Sq M MulberryMain House House, = 304 sq m / 3268 sq ft 9'2" x 6'8"19'11" x 18'7" Garage Shed TotalMain Area House St. Arvans, 2.79 x 2.03m 6.07Garage x 5.66m 3268 Sq Ft - 304Outbuilding Sq M3885 Sq Ft - 361 Sq M182 MulberrySq Ft - House, 17 Sq M Garage Mulberry6.07 x 5.66m 2.20 x 1.23m House 3268 Sq Ft - Kitchen/Utility 304Outbuilding Sq M St. Arvans, 9'2" x 6'8" 19'11" x 18'7" Main House 3268 Sq Ft - 304 Sq MOutbuildingMulberry House, = 17 sq m / 182 sq ft 6.07Garage x 5.66m 19'11" x 18'7" Shed Office Outbuilding3885182 SqSq FtFt - -17 361Sq M Sq MChepstow, St. Arvans, 6.07 x 5.66m Garage 2.207'3"Shed x 1.23mx 4'0" Outbuilding 182 Sq Ft - 17 Sq M Chepstow, Garage 19'11" x 18'7" 6.07 xShed 5.66m 2.207'3" x 1.23mx 4'0" Office3.92 x 3.14m 3268 Sq Ft - 304Outbuilding Sq M St. Arvans, 19'11" x 18'7" Shed Office 182 Sq Ft Bedroom/Dressing- 17Garage Sq M Room GarageNP16 6EY = 40 sq mChepstow, / 435 sq ft Garage 2.79Shed x 2.03m 19'11"2.20Shed xx 18'7" 1.23m 7'3" Shedx 4'0" 3.92 x 3.14m12'10" x 10'4" 182 Sq Ft - 17Garage Sq182 M Sq Ft - 17 Sq M NP16 6EY 435 Sq Ft - 40 Sq M 6.07 x 5.66m 2.20 x 1.23m Office 3.9212'10" x 3.14m x 10'4" Outbuilding 435 Sq Ft - 40 Sq M Chepstow, 2.799'2" x x 2.03m 6'8" Shed 7'3" x 4'0" 2.20 x 1.23m 12'10" x 10'4" Garage 435 Sq Ft - 40 Sq M TotalMain Area House = 361 sq m / 3885 sq ft 19'11" x 18'7" Garage9'2" x 6'8" 7'3" x 4'0" 3.92Office x 3.14m Outbuilding7'3" x 4'0" Office Garage Garage Main House NP16 6EY Shed2.79 x 2.03mChepstowShed 3.92 x 3.14m NP163.92 x 3.14m 182 Sq Ft Bathroom/WC - 17Total Sq Area M NP16 6EY Total Area 12'10" x 10'4" 3268 Sq Ft - 304 Sq M 2.79 x 2.03m 2.20 x 1.23m 12'10" x 10'4" 435 Sq Ft - Total 40435 Sq Area Sq M Ft - 40 Sq M Main House 9'2" x 6'8"OutbuildingGarage 12'10"Office x 10'4" 435 Sq Ft - 40 Sq3885 M Sq Ft - 361 Sq M3268Main Sq HouseFt - 304 Sq M Garage 9'2" x 6'8" 7'3" x 4'0"Garage Garage 3885 Sq Ft - 361 Sq M Outbuilding3885 Sq Ft - 361 Sq M 6.07 x 5.66m 3.92 x 3.14m Total Area Vaults/StorageTotal Area Outbuilding 3268 Sq Ft - 304 Sq M 19'11"6.07 x 5.66mx 18'7" 12'10" x 10'4" Total435 Area Sq Ft - 40 Sq M This3268 plan Sq is Ftfor -guidance 304 Sq Monly 19'11" x 18'7" Garage Shed 3885 Sq Ft - 3613885 Sq Sq M Ft - 361 Sq M 182 Sq Ft - 17 Sq M Garage 2.20Shed x 1.23m 3885 Sq Ft - 361 Sq M 182 Sq FtMulberry - 17 Sq House,Outbuilding M 6.07 x 5.66m6.07 x 5.66m 2.20 x 1.23m Office andOutbuilding muMulberry not beHouse, relied upon as a 19'11" x 18'7" 7'3" x 4'0" Office Total Area Garage Garage19'11" x 18'7" OutbuildingOutbuilding7'3" Shedx 4'0" Shed 3.92 x 3.14m Garage atementSt. Arvans,of fa . 182A ention Sq Ft is - drawn 17 Sq M 2.20 x 1.23m3.9212'10" x 3.14m x 10'4" 3885 Sq Ft - 361 Sq M 435182 St. SqSq MulberryArvans, FtFt -- 40 17 House, SqSq MM 2.20 x 1.23m 12'10" x 10'4" Office 435to the Sq Important FtChepstow, - 40 Sq Notice M on the la Garage Garage OutbuildingOutbuilding7'3" x 4'0" 7'3" x 4'0" Office GarageChepstow,St. Arvans, Garage Garage OutbuildingShed 3.92 x 3.14m 3.92 x 3.14m pageTotal of Area NP16the text 6EY of the Particulars. Garage Outbuilding2.79Shed x 2.03m Study12'10" x 10'4" 12'10" x 10'4" Total435 AreaNP16 SqChepstow, Ft 6EY - 40 435Sq MSq Ft - 40 Sq M 2.799'2" x x 2.03m 6'8" 4.39 x 2.92m 3885 SqMain Ft House - 361 Sq M 9'2" x 6'8" 3885 SqMain Ft House - 361 Sq M Shed 14'5" x 9'7" Total Area3268NP16 Sq 6EY Ft Total - 304 Area Sq M Garage Outbuilding2.79 x 2.03m 3268 Sq Ft - 304 Sq M 9'2" x 6'8" Garage BedroomMain 3 House Sitting Room 6.07Garage Studyx 5.66m Master Bedroom 4.453885 x 4.11m SqOutbuilding Ft - 3613885 Sq Sq M Ft - 361 Sq M 6.07 x 5.66mDining Room Outbuilding 5.34 x 5.30m 19'11"4.39 xx 18'7" 2.92m StudyShed 5.24 x 3.33m 14'7" x 13'6"1823268 Sq Sq Ft Ft - -17 304 Sq SqM M 17'6" x 17'5" 19'11"Garage x 18'7"5.31 x 3.92m StudyShed Garage 14'5" x 9'7" Outbuilding4.394.392.20 x 2.92mx x2.92m 1.23m 17'2" x 10'11" 182 Sq Ft - 17 Sq M Garage 6.07 x 5.66m17'5" x 12'10"Outbuilding2.2014'5"7'3" x x 1.23mx 9'7" 4'0" Office GarageOutbuilding 19'11" x 18'7" 14'5"7'3" x x9'7" 4'0" 3.92Office x 3.14m Bedroom 3 Garage StudyShed 3.92 x 3.14m BedroomBedroom 3 3 182 Sq Ft - 17 Sq M Sitting Room Sitting Room 4.392.20 x x2.92m 1.23m 12'10" x 10'4" Master BedroomMaster Bedroom 4.454.45 x 4.11m x 4.11m 435 Sq Ft - 40 Sq M GarageSitting Room Dining RoomOutbuilding 12'10" x 10'4" Master Bedroom 4.45 x 4.11m 435 Sq Ft - 40 Sq M 5.34 x 5.30m DiningGarage5.345.34 Room x x 5.30m 5.30m Dining Room Outbuilding14'5"7'3" x x 9'7" 4'0" Office 5.24 x 3.33m 14'7" x 13'6" Garage 17'6" x 17'5" Study 5.31 x 3.92m 3.92 x 3.14m 5.24 x 3.33m5.24 x 3.33m 14'7"14'7" x 13'6" x 13'6" 5.31 x17'6" 3.92m x 17'5" Study 5.31 x 3.92m Study 17'2"17'2" x 10'11" x 10'11" Bedroom 3 Total Area 17'6" x 17'5" Sitting Room 4.39 x 2.92m 17'5" x 12'10" 12'10" x 10'4" 17'2" x 10'11" Total435 Area Sq Ft - 40 Sq M 4.39 x 2.92m 17'5" x 12'10" 4.39 x 2.92m Master Bedroom 4.45 x 4.11m 3885 Sq Ft - 361 Sq M 17'5" x5.34 12'10" x 5.30m 14'5" x 9'7" Dining Room 5.24 x 3.33m 14'7" x 13'6" 14'5" x 9'7" 5.31 x 3.92m 3885 Sq Ft - 361 Sq M Drawing Room 17'6" x 17'5" Study 14'5" x 9'7" 17'2" x 10'11" BedroomBedroom 3 3 Total Area 8.65 x 4.82m SittingSitting Room Room 4.39 x 2.92m 17'5" x 12'10" Master Bedroom 4.45 x 4.11m Bedroom 3 5.34 x 5.30m Dining Room Master Bedroom 4.45 x 4.11m 3885 Sq Ft - 361 Sq M 29'9" x 15'10"5.34 x 5.30m Sitting RoomDining Room 14'5" x 9'7" Utility 5.245.24 x 3.33m x 3.33m 14'7"14'7" x 13'6" x 13'6" Master Bedroom 4.45 x 4.11m 17'6" x 17'5" 5.315.31 x x3.92m 3.92m 17'6" x 17'5"Drawing Room 5.34 x 5.30m Dining Room4.51 x 2.80m Outbuilding 17'2"17'2" x 10'11" x 10'11" Bedroom 3 Sitting Room 17'5"17'5" x x12'10" 12'10" Garage OutbuildingStudyStudy 5.24 x 3.33m Bedroom 4 14'7" x 13'6" 8.65 xx 4.82m4.82m 17'6" x 17'5" 5.31 x 3.92m14'10" x 9'2" 4.39 x 2.92m Master Bedroom 4.45 x 4.11m 5.34 x 5.30m29'9" x 15'10" Dining Room Utility 4.39 x 2.92m 5.24 x 3.33m 14'7" x 13'6" 17'2" x 10'11" 4.01 x 2.81m 29'9" x 15'10" 5.31 x 3.92m 17'5" x 12'10" Utility 14'5" x 9'7" Drawing Room 17'6" x 17'5"Drawing RoomKitchen/Breakfast Room Garage 4.514.51 x 2.80mx 2.80mOutbuilding14'5" x 9'7" Bedroom 217'2" x 10'11" 13'2" x 9'3" 8.65 x 4.82m 17'5" x 12'10" 14'10" x 9'2" Study BedroomBedroom 4 4 Bedroom
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