Kemeys Inferior, Newport, NP18

We are proud to offer this exceptional opportunity to acquire one of South Wales' most iconic properties with fully refreshed interiors.

Exceptional living

Featured on Channel 4's Grand Designs, Kemeys Folly was originally built for the Sheriff of Monmouth in the 1700s as a hunting lodge. Now a beautifully restored Grade II listed building, it has been enhanced with outstandingly designed glazed extensions, all offering spectacular views over the Usk Valley.

Enjoying a commanding hill-top setting, this recently renovated wonderful home offers a 43ft open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, and an exceptional master suite with an expansive balcony and terrace. There are six bedrooms in all (five of them en-suite) ¬– two further in the original building and three in the single-storey glazed extension. Kemeys Folly also offers a cinema room, plus high-speed broadband and an entertainment system throughout the property.

Set in approximately 24 acres of countryside and ancient woodland, with miles of walks and rides nearby, Kemeys Folly also boasts formal gardens with panoramic views, a separate leisure building with indoor swimming pool, as well as stables and a number of other outbuildings. While in a rural setting, the property is just four miles from Caerleon and under three miles from the M4, offering easy access to Cardiff and Bristol, and London trains from Newport or Bristol Parkway. Excellent shopping, sporting and educational facilities are all within easy reach.

Outdoor facilities

Security gates open onto a sweeping drive, passing an impressive old oak tree. The partly walled front gardens offer wide lawns and stone steps to the front terrace and entrance. Further gardens and a wide westerly terrace to the rear overlook the Usk Valley, offering outstanding views. Close by, the large detached leisure building houses the indoor swimming pool and changing facilities, with a separate boiler room for the biomass boiler. The septic tank is situation down the bank is emptied once a year.

The modern stables and tack room back onto a large paddock and outdoor manege. The surrounding lanes and countryside, including nearby Wentwood Forest, offer miles of rides and excellent hacking. The total grounds comprise approximately 24 acres.

Viewing is essential to truly appreciate the design, views and magnificence of this outstanding property

Directions

Leaving the M4 at junction 24, take the A48 towards Langstone and Chepstow. After about half a mile, take a left into Catsash Road, continue over the mini roundabout and at the end, turn right at the T junction. Up the steep hill, the second left is signposted Coed Y Caerau. Take this and continue for about a mile, where you will see Kemeys Folly on the left-hand side.

Council Tax Band: H

Sewerage Arrangements: Septic Tank

Heating Supply: Biomass boiler

Agents note: The property has been altered(extended) for which building regulation or approval documents have not yet been made available, therefore we would inform interested parties to rely on their own inspections, searches and surveys.

How broadband internet is provided to the property is unknown, the sellers are subscribed to Country Connect Superfast Wireless Broadband. Please visit the Ofcom website to check broadband availability and speeds.

The owner has advised that the level of the mobile signal/coverage at the property is good, they are subscribed to EE. Please visit the Ofcom website to check mobile coverage.

All services and mains water are connected to the property.

Please contact Number One Real Estate for more information or to arrange a viewing.

EPC Rating: E

Parking - Driveway