UKLAND&FARMS

For Sale - £2,000,000 - 21 acres, Llanwenarth, Abergavenny, Sir Fynwy, NP7, NP7 7HA

Knight Frank
Regent House, 27a Regent Street, , Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire BS8 4HR

Tel:+44 1173 171999
Fax: +44 1173 171990
E-mail: bristol@knightfrank.com

• 6 bedrooms
• 7 reception rooms
• 3 bathrooms
• 21.00 acres
• Outbuildings
• Period
• Detached
• Garden
• Rural
• Private Parking

The Property
This much admired country manor extends across three floors with the addition of an integral wine cellar and store in the basement. This Georgian wonder enhanced with Victorian accents comprises 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 4 reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, guest cloakroom, laundry room, stores, multiple outbuildings, a large tool store, double garage, tennis court, boating lake and approximately 21 acres of gardens and grounds.

The approach to The Pentre is impressive, as the drive winds its way through the private parkland and past the boating lake to the house, with its white painted stone front elevation and astonishing domed iron and glass orangery shining brightly.

The natural slate roof, sash windows with shaped lead hoods, Grecian key pattern enriched architraves, cast iron veranda across the entire front facade with its own tented lead roof complete the composition of one of the most aesthetically attractive elevations those blended eras could possibly create.

The Pentre offers an astonishing and far-reaching south facing view across the lake and manicured gardens, down the gentle hillside and across a patchwork of fields across the River Usk to the Blorenge beyond. Views abound, even to the rear, as the house sits nestled in the foothills of Sugar Loaf Mountain, decorated with woodland and vineyards.

As is immediately evident when opening the front door, The Pentre has retained so many of its Georgian features. There is an archway leading to the sweeping staircase in the broad welcoming entrance hall, adorned with leaf and twisted vine plasterwork and traditional front door with a classic arched transom window above.

The principal reception rooms are beautifully proportioned and blessed with similarly attractive period plasterwork, panelling and ceiling roses as well as beautiful fireplaces.

The lounge/morning room on the eastern side of the house benefits from French doors which lead to the Victorian
side veranda, ideal for morning coffee. The double aspect kitchen/breakfast room offers attractive outlooks and is
equally well proportioned with the AGA at its heart. It is served by a very welcoming rear hallway ideal for storing boots.

The first floor offers four large double bedrooms, with the two largest to the front enjoying those astonishing views. There are also two bathrooms, a laundry room and store and from the landing there is the opportunity to enjoy the beautifully ornate curved ceiling above the stairwell. The second floor offers two further double bedrooms and
an additional family bathroom.

Over the years, The Pentre has been lovingly maintained both inside and out by the current owners and is now ready for new owners to stamp their own mark on this remarkable home.

Outside
The grounds benefit from a number of outbuildings including stores, gardener's cloakroom, former stables and unusually a modern double garage tucked away to the rear of the house. There is also a large barn adjacent to the gated staff driveway at the rear of the property which lends itself to all manner of future possibilities.

The gardens have been beautifully and lovingly tended with the boating lake at the heart, as well as a tennis court
and the old croquet lawn. There is also an attractive brook meandering its way through the garden under a flagstone bridge, through a pond and over a waterfall, en route to the lake.

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The Pentre sits just over a mile's walk from the market town of Abergavenny, voted Sunday Times Best Place to Live in Wales 2024.

Famed for its annual Food Festival, Abergavenny is blessed with a multitude of excellent eateries and cafes, its own
theatre and cinema and is awash with many independent retailers.

There is the rugby club founded in 1877 in the heart of the town, three golf courses not far away and the town is circled by outstanding outdoor pursuit facilities. Abergavenny is often regarded as the Gateway to Wales and the sign for the
entrance to the Brecon Beacons actually sits at the corner of The Pentre's parkland.