This “charming” farmhouse for sale sits in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with valley views and period features.
The house, in Penallt, dates back to 1829, and was partially rebuilt in the 1980s using the original stone.
Inside, the kitchen includes a two-oven Aga and a wine fridge, as well as views of the Wye Valley and the cottage garden.
This room opens into a family living space, with four-panel bi-fold doors that lead directly to the patio and a feature fireplace, which is built from stone from the original farmhouse.
The dining room, accessed from the kitchen, also has bi-fold doors, while the living room features a marble fireplace, solid oak flooring and double aspect views.
Completing the ground floor is a conservatory with 180 degree views and French doors, and a cloakroom.
Upstairs, there is a solid oak landing with access to a family bathroom and five double bedrooms, the principal of which has a triple built-in wardrobe and an en-suite bathroom.
Under the farmhouse is a vaulted-ceiling cellar, accessed by stone steps outside the kitchen.
Outside, there are “glorious” views and landscaped gardens, with decking area and a paved terrace, areas of woodland and a vegetable patch.
The vendors commented: “It's beautiful - you can watch the weather rolling in through the valley, the early-morning mist and enjoy the tranquil surroundings through every season.
“It's so peaceful - we love listening to the birdsong and the woodpeckers, watching the deer and all the other wildlife.
“And because we are tucked away so rurally, the stars at night are like nothing you have ever seen before."
"The woodland provides all the wood for the wood burners and lovely walks for us and our dogs. Bluebells and wild flowers grow there and you can go through the woods and pop out on the Forestry trail by the River Wye."
The property is being sold by estate agents Fine & Country for a guide price of £1,150,000.
The agent commented: “This charming, detached, five-bedroom farmhouse is tucked away in a peaceful and picturesque location in the heart of the Lower Wye Valley, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
“Thoughtfully updated and improved by the vendors, it offers immaculately-presented, family-sized accommodation.”