44 houses for sale in Tintern Parva

As you step inside through the impressive large double doors of the chapel, you are immediately struck by the extraordinary character and unique charm of this fabulous home. The property has been thoughtfully converted to preserve its historic features while offering modern comfort and spacious living. The welcoming open-plan layout on the ground floor features high ceilings that create a sense of grandeur and openness, complemented by an elegant open staircase leading to the first floor. The living space is centred around a comfortable lounge area, complete with a cosy wood burner and large windows that flood the room with natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. Adjacent to the lounge is a versatile open-plan dining area perfect for family gatherings and entertaining guests.The ground floor also includes a stylish and spacious kitchen, designed with functionality and style in mind. It offers ample storage space, modern appliances, and plenty of room for meal preparat

Step insideThe Gardens is perfectly placed to make the most of living in Tintern, an attractive village renowned for its community spirit and excellent facilities.This cottage is beautifully presented and versatile, with various rooms suited to different uses.The front door leads to an entrance hall that’s filled with light from a floor-to ceiling window.Leading off this is a spacious yet cosy sitting room with a woodburning stove, slate hearth and attractive mantelpiece, which means it comes into its own during the cooler months of the year. It has plenty of space for comfortable seating and is an ideal space to unwind.There’s a generous kitchen/breakfast room with a door leading into the rear garden, creating an effortless connection between the interior and outside that comes into its own during the warmer months. The kitchen area is fitted with elegant white units with practical easy-wipe work surfaces, offering plenty of storage and working space, and both its window and glazed ba

Nestled in the Wye Valley, an area of outstanding beauty and full of history is this superb contemporary home, situated just 3 miles from Tintern Abbey and 7 miles from the historic town of Monmouth. Outside the level plot approaches a third of an acre whilst the exceptional interior has been well designed and planned to maximise energy efficiency.Approached via a five bar gate with dry stone wall pillars, onto an extensive gravel drive with large timber car port and attached timber clad storage unit, to one side.A paved path leads to a pitched wooden open porch and the main entrance.In the entrance hall, stairs rise to the first floor with engineered wood floor continuing into the kitchen/dining/living area and under stairs w/c with vanity unit sink.A separate dual aspect lounge could also be a ground floor bedroom.At the rear of the house is a full width contemporary kitchen/dining/family room. From the dining area sliding doors open to a South facing patio. Triple aspect the lounge

Offering exceptional potential to create a wonderful family home, this spacious detached bungalow occupies a generous plot in the highly sought-after village of St Arvans. The accommodation comprises a spacious lounge/dining room, a fitted kitchen with adjoining utility area, three well-proportioned bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a separate cloakroom. Outside, the property is surrounded by attractive wrap-around gardens, providing plenty of outdoor space to enjoy or further enhance. To the front, a large driveway and detached garage offer ample off-road parking. Further benefits include no onward chain, making this an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to move quickly.Situated in the charming village of St Arvans, the property enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining just a short drive from the historic town of Chepstow and the stunning scenery of the Wye Valley, renowned for its beautiful countryside, walking trails, and outdoor pursuits.Entrance HallUPVC double glazed window

'We could be in Italy or Southern France' we keep saying every time we sit on the bedroom decking, sipping coffee and stretching our hands to pick ripe figs and grapes from the branches. A highlight of our years here has been watching the sunset travel across the horizon with each passing week as the seasons alter the rolling fields.'The HouseProvidence Cottage is, at it's core, a home steeped in character and history but now blends remarkable contemporary living where exceptional craftsmanship and thoughtful design combine to create spaces that feel luxurios. Every element has been considered, from the bespoke joinery and handcrafted plaster detailing to the carefully balanced proportions that create a sense of calm throughout. This house is fun. It has been designed to entertain and to enjoy as well as to relax. Hidden doors take you to two of the bedrooms, whilst a money tree grows up through the landing. Built-in speakers mean your music or podcast can follow you around the home an

The property is situated in the heart of the historic village of St Briavels on the boundary of the Forest of Dean and the beautiful Wye Valley. The ancient village is clustered around the impressive Medieval castle, once a royal administrative centre and favourite hunting lodge of King John. This modern three bedroom family home is presented in excellent order. It is well designed and comfortable with open plan sitting/dining area, a bright sunny conservatory and well equipped fully fitted kitchen. The garden is relatively easily managed, a bright sunny spot with a sheltered courtyard for relaxing in private. There is a detached garage and parking space on the drive. St Briavels is a peaceful friendly village with a lovely church, traditional pub, village hall and primary school and community run deli. A desirable home in a much sought after location

Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac within this highly desirable village, and enjoying far-reaching views towards the castle and across the surrounding countryside, is this stylishly presented three-bedroom link-detached family home. Offering spacious and beautifully appointed accommodation arranged over two floors, the property combines modern fixtures and fittings with a practical family layout. Further benefits include an enclosed rear garden, attached single garage and off-road parking.The property is of traditional brick construction with a part-painted rendered exterior, inset double glazed windows and doors, set beneath a pitched tiled roof. Internally, the property features moulded skirting boards and architraves, part-glazed wooden panelled doors, low voltage downlighters, and a combination of wood-effect and carpeted flooring. An oil-fired boiler provides domestic hot water and central heating to radiators throughout.The main entrance is approached via a feature handc

Nestled within a picturesque and idyllic rural setting, this charming chocolate-box country cottage offers three double bedrooms and sits within approximately 1.75 acres of beautifully maintained gardens and woodland. Thoughtfully remodelled and extended, with carefully considered eco-friendly enhancements, the property retains a wealth of original character while showcasing exceptional bespoke craftsmanship using natural materials. The property also benefits from a private driveway, ample off-road parking, and a small stone barn.Traditionally constructed in stone with inset casement windows, hardwood and stone sills, and wooden-framed doors set beneath a pitched tiled roof, the property features exposed beams and stonework, two feature fireplaces, ledged and braced doors with Suffolk latches, vaulted ceilings, and a combination of polished flagstone, wooden boarded, and ceramic tiled flooring. An electric heating system provides domestic hot water and heating to radiators throughout.T

This charming, characterful semi-detached cottage is part of an 18th-century farmhouse, retaining an abundance of original features. Nestled in a very pleasant location, it sits on a spacious, level plot within the sought-after rural hamlet of Trelleck Grange. Offering substantial and versatile accommodation arranged over three floors, this property is sure to appeal to a variety of buyers. The accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance hall, a useful utility room, and a handy WC/cloakroom. There is a formal dining room, a second sitting room, a lovely lounge with access to the rear conservatory, and a family kitchen/breakfast room.On the first floor, you will find three good-sized bedrooms, with the principal bedroom featuring an en-suite, as well as a family bathroom. The second floor boasts an attic room that offers versatile use as a hobbies room or a home office.The pretty gardens wrap around the property on three sides, offering several seating and dining areas, complemented by

SUMMARYA beautifully presented and spacious four-bedroom detached stone cottage, perfectly positioned in a truly idyllic rural setting. Full of character and charm, the property has been tastefully refurbished throughout, combining traditional features with modern comforts. MUST BE VIEWED!DESCRIPTIONOriginally two charming stone cottages, Holly Cottage has been sympathetically combined and extensively refurbished to create an exceptional four-bedroom detached country home, occupying an enviable position within one of the Wye Valley's most picturesque rural settings.Beautifully presented throughout, the property effortlessly blends timeless period character with the comforts of modern family living. Exposed stone walls, original beams and a wealth of traditional features have been carefully preserved, creating a home of warmth, charm and individuality, while the generously proportioned accommodation offers versatile living space perfectly suited to both everyday family life and entertai

A substantial and attractive period home set within approximately 4.99 acres, thoughtfully extended to provide versatile contemporary living while retaining an abundance of original character and charm. Pentwyn offers flexible accommodation centred around a spacious open plan kitchen/ dining/living area, ideal for modern family life and entertaining. This superb space opens directly onto a generous patio area and mature gardens. Further accommodation includes a characterful sitting room, study and five double bedrooms, two of which benefit from ensuite shower rooms. Outside, the idyllic gardens and grounds have been thoughtfully designed to create a variety of outdoor entertaining areas, with several vegetable plots, a productive orchard and an adjoining paddock

Roseville comprises a white rendered cottage which has recently been completely renovated to a high specification combining the character of an old cottage with the benefits of modern living. The cottage provides flexible and spacious accommodation with a light ambience including a large kitchen/dining room, sitting room and two bedrooms plus two bathrooms. Standing in a large plot Roseville enjoys landscaped gardens, a private driveway with plenty of off-road parking and a detached garage

This exceptional property has been restored and renovated by the current owners to create an outstanding, unique and characterful residence arranged over three floors, offering four bedrooms with five bathrooms and a wealth of original features. This former farmhouse dates back to the early 16th century and is situated in the heart of the pretty and historic village of St Briavels. The exceptional landscaped gardens surround the property on three sides and are complemented by ample off-road parking and an attached barn.Constructed of stone, the property features a combination of painted rendered walls and exposed stonework, with, mainly bespoke double-glazed timber windows and doors, all beneath tiled roofs. The wealth of original features includes moulded skirtings and architraves, 18th century two panelled doors with original ironmongery and vertically boarded doors with Suffolk latches, Tudor moulded ornate beamed ceilings, open fireplaces, and a combination of elm, oak, quarry tile

Rich in history and occupying an idyllic riverside position within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this iconic three/four bedroom home enjoys breathtaking views across the Wye Valley and surrounding rolling countryside. Offering spacious and versatile split-level accommodation arranged over three floors, the property benefits from high levels of natural light and boasts a wealth of original character and period features. Outside, there is an extensive level garden and off-road parking for multiple vehicles. Offered for sale with no onward chain.Occupying a prime position in the desirable village of Brockweir, the property is at the heart of a thriving community. Village amenities include a community-run shop and café, a children's play park, and a community-owned pub, which is due to reopen soon. Situated on the Offa's Dyke Path, the area is renowned for its spectacular walking routes, including nationally recognised trails, as well as excellent mountain biking opportunities.Bui

Nestled in the heart of the Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this stylishly presented and immaculately maintained three double-bedroom stone chocolate-box cottage enjoys an elevated position with panoramic views over the River Wye and the surrounding countryside, along with beautifully landscaped terraced gardens, a detached garage, and private parking for two vehicles.Originally built in the early 19th century, the property is traditionally constructed in stone with a combination of cottage-style wooden-framed and uPVC windows and doors set under pitched slate roofs. Internal features include exposed beams and stonework, low-voltage downlighters, moulded skirting boards and architraves, ornate ceiling covings, ledged-and-braced doors with Suffolk latches, and a combination of flagstone, carpeted and wooden boarded flooring. An oil-fired boiler provides domestic hot water and heating to radiators throughout.The entrance to the property is through a hardwood stable doo

This charming home exudes authentic character from the moment you step inside. The ground floor features a spacious sitting room to the right of the entrance, flooded with natural light through the windows. Warm wooden floors and exposed stonework add rustic charm, while a traditional log burner creates a cosy, inviting atmosphere - perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Adjacent is a formal dining room with a high ceiling and grandeur, which is just off the hall, ideal for hosting dinners or intimate meals, with ample space for a sizable table.At the rear, the beautifully upgraded kitchen combines bespoke cabinetry, fitted by Cymru Kitchens, with sleek quartz worktops. Modern appliances, including a built-in oven, hob, and dishwasher, and a coffee cabinet for appliances to be hidden but easily accessible for everyday use, to cater to all culinary needs. The layout is both practical and very stylish, offering easy access from the kitchen to the hall, a separate utility area, and a groun

Nestled in the Wye Valley, an area of outstanding beauty and full of history is this superb contemporary home, situated just 3 miles from Tintern Abbey and 7 miles from the historic town of Monmouth. Outside the level plot approaches a third of an acre whilst the exceptional interior has been well designed and planned to maximise energy efficiency. Approached via a five bar gate with dry stone wall pillars, onto an extensive gravel drive with large timber car port and attached timber clad storage unit, to one side. A paved path leads to a pitched wooden open porch and the main entrance. In the entrance hall, stairs rise to the first floor with engineered wood floor continuing into the kitchen/dining/living area and under stairs w/c with vanity unit sink. A separate dual aspect lounge could also be a ground floor bedroom. At the rear of the house is a full width contemporary kitchen/dining/family room. From the dining area sliding doors open to a South facing patio. Triple aspect the lo

Nestled in the Wye Valley, an area of outstanding beauty and full of history is this superb contemporary home, situated just 3 miles from Tintern Abbey and 7 miles from the historic town of Monmouth. Outside the level plot approaches a third of an acre whilst the exceptional interior has been well designed and planned to maximise energy efficiency.Approached via a five bar gate with dry stone wall pillars, onto an extensive gravel drive with large timber car port and attached timber clad storage unit, to one side.A paved path leads to a pitched wooden open porch and the main entrance.In the entrance hall, stairs rise to the first floor with engineered wood floor continuing into the kitchen/dining/living area and under stairs w/c with vanity unit sink.A separate dual aspect lounge could also be a ground floor bedroom.At the rear of the house is a full width contemporary kitchen/dining/family room. From the dining area sliding doors open to a South facing patio. Triple aspect the lounge

A detached period cottage which has been extended to provide further accommodation and now offers the opportunity for further renovation and modernisation. The character cottage enjoys a large sitting room with a fireplace at the far end and a spacious kitchen/dining room with a conservatory looking out to the garden and woods. There are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Close to the house is a detached double garage with an extensive hard standing parking area opening to the garden and grounds

Enjoying far-reaching views across the Wye Valley, Pentwyn House is an impressive period, four-bedroom home. Originally a cider mill dating to the 1700s, offering a wonderful blend of character and period features, including exposed stone walls and fireplaces. Thoughtfully updated with sympathetic interiors throughout, the property provides light-filled, well-proportioned accommodation, ideally suited to modern family living. Pentwyn House features generous reception rooms, a farmhouse-style kitchen / breakfast room, two ensuites, a family bathroom and flexible outbuildings. The detached stone outbuilding is currently arranged as a home office / additional guest accommodation, alongside a further detached stone garage. Mature gardens envelop the property, creating a peaceful setting from which to enjoy the exceptional surrounding views. Pentwyn House combines practicality and period character in a tranquil, yet accessible, countryside location

Halewood is a beautifully restored character cottage that masterfully combines traditional charm with contemporary living features. Located in a picturesque setting, this home has been thoughtfully extended to maximise space, privacy, and aesthetic appeal.Tintern, renowned for its rich history and stunning scenery, offers a vibrant and welcoming community atmosphere. Residents can enjoy a variety of local pubs and cafes, including the recently refurbished and reopened The George, perfect for relaxed lunches or evening socialising. The proximity of shops and a doctor's surgery ensures that daily necessities are easily accessible, supporting a comfortable and convenient lifestyle.One of Tintern's most famous landmarks is the 12th-century Tintern Abbey, a remarkable historic site that attracts visitors and history enthusiasts from near and far. The Abbey's enchanting ruins and the scenic trails along the riverbank provide plenty of opportunities for exploration, leisure, and enjoying the

A remarkable 5-bedroom split-level detached property that offers a wealth of opportunities, quietly tucked away on the fringe of the picturesque village of Brockweir. This charming home boasts a stunning garden spanning approximately 0.24 acres, truly a gardener's paradise with lush, mature planting and versatile outdoor spaces. Not to be missed!Nestled in the heart of Brockweir, the property benefits from the village shop and a pub that is re-opening very soon, providing convenient local amenities and a warm, welcoming community atmosphere. Whether you're seeking a spacious family home, a peaceful retreat, or an entertainer's haven, this property combines versatility with charm in an idyllic setting.Situated conveniently between the charming towns of Chepstow and Monmouth, this property truly offers the best of both worlds. Residents benefit from easy access to a wide range of restaurants, shopping venues, and sports facilities, catering to diverse interests and lifestyles.Chepstow's

As you step through the charming wooden door into the porch, you're greeted by an inner hall, and you'll immediately notice the characterful charm of this home. It showcases numerous period features, including wooden flooring, exposed beams, and stone walls that add warmth and authenticity throughout.Nestled on the fringe of the stunning Wye Valley in the Angiddy Valleys Natural Landscape (AONB), this home offers immediate access to picturesque woodland walks along the Angiddy Trail. A short stroll takes you to the historic village of Tintern, renowned for its majestic 12th-century Cistercian abbey ruins set along the River Wye. Tintern is not only rich in history but also boasts a vibrant community, active sports teams, and a variety of local amenities.In Tintern and nearby villages like Llandogo, you'll find primary schools, while the market town of Chepstow, just 7 miles away, provides extensive shopping, primary and secondary schools and recreational facilities, and Monmouth, only

The PropertyThis beautiful, well-maintained home set in a peaceful and private location, yet conveniently close to local amenities.Arranged over four split levels, each connected by short half-flights of stairs, the property offers flexible and practical living space. It comprises five bedrooms, three reception rooms, and three bathrooms/WCs.The current owners have made significant upgrades, including the installation of solar panels, an air source heat pump, an electric sewage treatment system, electric gates, an automated garage door, and a robotic lawn mower.The layout lends itself well to multi-generational living, with the potential to adapt spaces as needed.The property is set within approximately one acre of mature gardens, featuring a variety of outbuildings, well-kept lawns, ornamental borders, a fruit cage, vegetable plots, and numerous fruit trees. All enjoy stunning views across a wooded valley.Property Description DisclaimerThis is a general description of the property onl

A charming period property, with five bedrooms, enjoying a superb position with views of the Wye Valley and surrounding rolling countryside. Hopewell House provides extensive flexible accommodation including a spacious kitchen / dining room, an inviting sitting room and five double bedrooms. Sitting in a beautiful, well-established garden, enjoying flat lawned areas, mature plants and shrubs, various seating areas and a croquet lawn. The property has the benefit of three pasture paddocks; in total the garden and grounds extend to approximately five acres