New Dixton Road, Monmouth
Property Features
- 3 Reception rooms
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Garden
- Private parking
- EPC Exempt
Property Summary
Ty Mynach is one of Monmouth’s most important houses with an interesting history. Listed Grade II, it probably dates back to a 17th Welsh longhouse, whilst in the early 19th century it was drastically increased and became two substantial late Georgian properties. It later became incorporated into one, and then recently divided back to two with Ty Mynach being the larger.The house, having been recently divided and renovated, is in a lovely condition and well presented. Internally there are good reception rooms with sprung floors, handsome fireplaces, and sash windows overlooking the front and rear.
The entrance hall with a recent staircase has doors off to the dining and living room, whilst the kitchen has good range of units, a Smeg electric stove, tiled floor and a large breakfast space. Beyond the domestic offices are sliding French windows to the rear terrace and garden.
As with many townhouses of this era, the principal and well-proportioned sitting room is on the first floor and has lovely views out to the hills to the west of Monmouth. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom, whilst the stair continues up to 2 further bedrooms and a bath/shower room.
Full Details
Step Outside
The garden is east facing and runs away from the flagstone terrace, with side door and lavender bed, to a long lawn flanked by a stone wall and a picket fence and dotted with two Beech Trees. It is currently divided into two enclosures, the furthest housing a chicken run, though presumably it will revert to one large lawn. Included at the far end are two parking spaces within the enclosed yard, and there is also a right to park on the wide pavement outside which is owned by Ty Mynach thus providing parking for up to 4 vehicles in all.
Location
Ty Mynach is situated in the centre of Monmouth a short distance from Agincourt Square on the junction of Monk Street and Dixton Road. The town has a splendid array of shops, cafes, restaurants and inns. At the far end of Monnow Street are a Waitrose and Marks & Spencer, whilst a cinema, theatre and leisure centres are close at hand. Both the Haberdasher’s and Comprehensive schools are immediately at hand.
Communications are good with the A40 running through Monmouth with fast links to the M4, Bristol, Cardiff, and the M5 to the West Midlands.
Monmouth is set amidst beautiful countryside where there are numerous walks and trails. The River’s Wye and Monnow converge on the edge of town with fishing, rowing and other water activities. The Rolls of Monmouth golf course is a few miles out of town.
Services
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Secondary glazing to ground and first floors. Log and gas stoves. Gas fired central heating.
Tenure
Freehold.
Rights of Way
The rear yard over which Ty Mynach has a guaranteed Right of Way is due to be tarmacked shortly.
Fixtures and Fittings
Unless specifically described in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale though may be available by separate negotiation.
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