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LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL SEATS IN ~{ON~IOU'I'HSHIRE, With Reference to the Places under which they will be found in this Volume. ~ PAGE PAGE Abersychan house, Llewelyn Llewelyn esq. J.P. see Lansoar house, Ernest Lyne esq. see Llandegveth ...... 57 AbersJTchan " "".., 20 Leasbrook, The Rev. Humphrey Farran Hall M.A. see Belmont, Rchd. Thos. Roberts J.P. see Caerleon Village 44 Dixton ...........................................................• 48 Blackbrooke, Peter Rothwell Jackson esq. !"ee Skenfrith 148 Llanarthcourt, John Arthur Edward Herbert esq. D.L., Bro-Dawel, David Wm. Jenkins esq. J.P. see Caerleon 34 J.P. see Llanartb................•.......... 56 Brooklands, Major Charles Morgan J.P. see Llantillio- Llanfoist house, William Bailey Partridge esq. J.P. see Pertholey " "............................................................................ 69 Llanfoist ..............•.............................• 59 Bryn Glas, James Williams esq. J.P. see Malpas......... 76 Llanfrechfa grange, Frank Johnstone Mitchell esq. J.P., Bryn-Ivor Hall, John Wyndham Beynon esq. see F.S.A. see Llanfrechfa-Lower 60 Marshfield " "" ".. 77 Llangattock house, Hon. Mrs. Fitzmaurice, see Llan- Brynderwen, Charles R. H. Bruce, see Llanarth 56 gattock-nigh-Usk .......••.....•......................•......• 61 Cae Kenfy,Capt.Wm. Ferdinand BattJ.P.see Abrgvnny 14 Llangibby castle, Arthur Evans esq. J.P. see Llangibby 63 Caerleon ho. In. Lawrence esq. D.L., J.P. see Caerleon 34 Llanover, Lady Llanover, see Llanover 66 Caer-llan, Commander Henry Edward Waiters R.N., Llan-Rumney hall, George Crofts Williams esq. J.P. see J" P" see Cwmcarvan """ .. 46 St. Mellons ......................•........................' 146 Caldicot castle, Joseph Richard Cobb esq. see Caldicot 35 Llansantffraed court, Major Edmund Herbert, see Llan- Cap house, E. Scudamore Lucas esq. D.L., J.P. see santffraed 67 Llangua .. Llantarnam abbey, Edgar Williams esq. J.P. see Llan- Castle house, Gen. Sir Chas.Barnard K.C.B.,J.P.see Usk vihangel-Llantarnanl 73 Castleton, Sir George Ferdinand Radzivill F. Walker Llantillio court, Sir Henry Mather-Jackson bart. D.L., bart. D.L., J.P. see Marshfield.............................. 77 J.P. see Llantillio-Crossenny 68 Cedars (The), Arthur Garnons Lawrence esq. l\-LD., Llanvair grange, Codrington Fraser Crawshay D.L., J" P" see Chepstow ..•....•..••... ... .......•.... 40 J.P. see Llan"air-Kilgidin........................... 71 Cefn Ila, Major Edward Longworth Lister D.L., J.P. Llanvihangel court, Col. NapierGeorgeSturt, see Llan- see Llanbadoc ........................•......................•... S6 vihangel Crucorney 72 eefn Tilla court, Lord Raglan D.L., J.P. see Llandenny 57 Llanwenarth house, James Humfrey esq. M.A., J.P., Cleddon hall, Arthur Godfrey Burchardt-Ashton esq. see Llanwenarth Ultra 74 see Trellech . 155 Llanwern house, Dvd. Alfrd. Thomas M.P.see Llanwern 75 Clytha Park, W. Reginald Herbert esq. D.L., J.P. see Llwynarthan, Castleton, Franklen George Evans esq. Llanarth . 56 J .P., F.R.A.S. see Marshfield 77 Coed Cefn, Richard Eastham esq. J.P. see Tregare ... 155 Llwyn-y-Celyn,CharlesNicholson esq.J.P.see Llangibby 63 Coldra house, Fredk. L. Davies esq. see Christchurch 43 Lower Goytrey house, Dyforwal Copernicus Davies esq. Coombe (The), William Shaxson Lang esq. see Shire see Goytrey .....•.........••... ..........................•....•• 52 Newton . 147 Lydart house, Mrs. Oakley, see Mitchel-Troy 79 Court-Bleddyn, John Seath Gaskell esq. see Llangibby 63 Malpas court, Francis T. E. Prothero esq. M.A., J.P. Court St. Lawrence, Mrs. Earnshaw, see Llangoven ... 63 see Malpas , " ...•.• 76 Craig-yr-HauJ, Col. Fredk. John Justice, see Marshfield 77 Moignes court, Charles Edward Lewis esq. D.L., J.P. Crumlin hall, Philip Sam!. Phillips esq.J.P.see Crumlin 44 see Mathern ............................•......................... 78 Cwmcarvan court, Richard Henry Oakley esq. J.P. see Nant Oer, FerdinandPakington John Hanbury-Williams Cwmcarvan 46 esq. D.L., J.P. see Abergavenny 14 Dan-y-Graig, Godfrey Radcliffe esq. see Grosmont...... 53 Nantyderry house, Mrs. Evans, see Goytrey.............•• 52 Dingestow court, Samuel Courthope Bosanquet esq. Nevill court, Marquess of Abergavenny K.G. see Aber- D.L., J.P. see Dingestow 47 gavenny .......•.....•. ..............•... 14 Falls (The), Antonio Gallenga, see Llandogo 58 Newton court, George Griffin Griffin esq. M.A., D.L., Firs (The), Richard Laybourne esq. D.L., J.P.,M.I.C.E. J.P. see Dixton................................................... 48 see Malpas •.. ..• .•. .•. .....• 76 Nurtons (The), Thomas James Wake esq. see Tintern- Firs (The), Capt. Richard Powell Rees J.P. see Aber- Parva...•.•....•.•....••...•..••....••..•......'" .......•...••••.•• gavenny .............................•........•.................. 15 Oak Grove,Henry Hastings Clay esq.J.P.see St.Arvans Garth (The:, Lieut.-Col. James Davies D.L., J.P. Palace (The), Henry Avery Tipping esq. see Mathern... see Dixton . 48 Pant-y-goitre, ArthurDavies Berrington esq. D.L., J.P. Garth (The), Edward Davies esq. J.P. see Basaleg .. 23 see Llanvair-Kilgidin ..• 71 Glen court, Mrs. Waddington, see Llanllowell . 66 Part-y-Seal, Mrs. LauraAdelaideDonegan, see Grosmunt 53 Glen Monnow, Robert Newton Jackson esq. J.P. see Penarth house, Hopton Addams Williams esq. see Skenfrith . Llangibby ........•....•.....•..•.•.........•........•• ...•.•.•..•• 63 Glen Usk house, George Washington Egleston esq. see Penhein,JohnPollardMicklethwaitesq. J.P.see Caerwent 35 Llanhennock ." .................•............••••••....,. &4 Pentre (The), Lt.-Col. James Seager Wheeley (late) 8th Glentrothy, Reginald Vaughan esq. J.P. see Llantillio- The King's Regt. see Abergavenny 15 Crossenny . 69 Pentrecottage,Col.Hy.Chas.ByrdeD.L.,J.P.see Goytrey 52 Gorelands, John Edwin Brewer esq. J.P. see Llangstone 63 Pentre court, Henry Lawrence Baker esq. see Llan- Graig (The), Edward Kendal Edmons Mardon esq. J.P. wenarth Citra . 74 see Grosmont ..•........• 53 Pentwyn, Rev.John Taylor Harding M.A. see Rockfield 143 Hardwick house, Ernest Hartland esq. M.A., J.P., Pen-y-park, :Mrs. Addams Williams, see Llangibby ... 63 }'.S.A. see Chepstow .........................................• 39 Piercefield park, Henry Clayesq. M.A., D.L., J.P. soo Helmaen, Philip AJfred Williams esq. J.P.see Llanbadoc S6 St. Arvans.•...•.•............•....•.........•.......•.....••....•• 114 Hendre (The), Lord Llangattock D.L., J.P., F.S.A. see Plas Derwen, Harry William Buddicom esq. J.P. see Llangattock-Vibon-Avel....•...••••.,.••..•••••..•.•..•.•.•..• 62 Abergavenny .•..................•.•..................•.••.....• 24 Hill (Tue), Henry Ferrers esq. see Abergavenny ......•.• 14 Plas-Newydd, Col.FrancisMcDonnellD.L., J.P. see Usk 159 Hilston park, James Graham esq. D.L., J.P. see St. Pontypool park, John Capel Hanbury esq. D.L., J.P. Maughans..••••..•.•..••.•••.......•.•..••.•.•••••..••..•..•..•••• 145 see Pontypool .............•. .•...•........•...........• 132 Itton court, Willi.1.ill Edward Came Curre esq. D.L., lUsca house, George William Wilkinson esq. see Risca I4I J.P. see Itton •.•....••..•.•.....•..••..•.•...•.••.....•.•••••..• 55 Rockfield house, Mrs. Williams, see Rockfield ..•..••..••• 143.
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    LOWER GOCKET BARN LYDART | MONMOUTH | MONMOUTHSHIRE LOWER GOCKET BARN LYDART| MONMOUTH | MONMOUTHSHIRE | NP25 4RL Lower Gocket Barn is a high specification barn conversion designed to be understated and Eco friendly. The Architect blended it into the surrounding countryside, rather than stand out from it by building into the hillside. You have all the benefits of rural living just a short drive away from all the amenities Monmouth town centre has to offer. Sitting in more than five and a half acres of land with outstanding far reaching views over the Brecon Beacons this stunning energy efficient family home caters for open plan modern day living within a character property A conveniently located respectful barn conversion maintaining character but incorporating extensive Eco features to minimise the impact on the environment and create a highly efficient home. Eco features include air source heat pump, solar panels, solar thermal panels, over specified insulation, Velfac windows and doors and electric vehicle charge point. Character features include arrow slit windows, original exposed ceiling beams and the original double height barn space, airy and light with large windows, ideal for family living. High efficiency underfloor heating on the ground floor is complimented by a wood burning Esse Stove in the Barn space that provides, heat, cooking and a focal point for the room in winter. The large open-plan kitchen/dining/family room with original vaulted ceiling and oak beams is a wonderful space for both family living and for entertaining