Inside the £2.5m country house with 18 acres and stables

The property, listed at £2,500,000, is described as an equestrian facility with extensive grounds and countryside views.

The property, listed at £2,500,000, is described as an equestrian facility with extensive grounds and countryside views. (Image: Savills via Rightmove)

Access is via a secure automated gate which leads to a private setting.

The main elevation of the house looks out onto a gently sloping lawn, which is bordered by mature trees and planting.

A glazed veranda runs along the back of the house, used for outdoor seating and entertaining.

The main house has principal reception rooms with wood burners, and the kitchen was designed by Hunt Bespoke Kitchens of Bloxham. (Image: Savills via Rightmove)

Accommodation extends across three floors and includes an annexe.

The main house has principal reception rooms with wood burners, and the kitchen was designed by Hunt Bespoke Kitchens of Bloxham.

Features in the kitchen include an electric Aga, integrated Miele dishwasher, Liebherr fridge, boiling water tap, and a walk-in pantry.

There are eight bedrooms and five bathrooms in total, with sleeping areas arranged across the two upper floors.

Features in the kitchen include an electric Aga, integrated Miele dishwasher, Liebherr fridge, boiling water tap, and a walk-in pantry. (Image: Savills via Rightmove)

The principal bedroom suite is described as well appointed.

Central heating is provided through two oil-fired Worcester Bosch boilers, with zoned controls and traditional cast iron radiators.

Some bathrooms have underfloor heating.

A two-storey annexe section of the house is served by its own heating system and could be used for guests or multi-generational living.

Cellar storage is included.

The grounds are divided into formal lawned areas, paddocks, and an orchard growing apple, plum and damson trees. (Image: Savills via Rightmove)

The grounds are divided into formal lawned areas, paddocks, and an orchard growing apple, plum and damson trees.

Equestrian facilities include a menage measuring 40 metres by 20 metres, multiple grazing and dry paddocks, automated water feeders and a washroom with hot water and heat lamp.

The main stable block in the central yard offers six standard stables, a mare and foal stable, and a feed room.

A second stable block with three standard stables is set in a nearby paddock.

A glazed veranda runs along the back of the house, used for outdoor seating and entertaining. (Image: Savills via Rightmove)

A renovated stone barn provides secure storage for vehicles and farm equipment.

A recently constructed three-bay oak framed garage with a Welsh slate roof is also included.

Utilities include mains electricity and water, drainage through two septic tanks, and oil-fired central heating in both the house and annexe.

Security provisions comprise CCTV and alarms, along with an automated sliding entry gate.

Nearby Abergavenny provides shops, restaurants, supermarkets, schools, and a railway station with services to Cardiff, Newport and London. (Image: Savills via Rightmove)

The property is supplied with full fibre broadband, offering download speeds of up to 1,600 Mbps and distribution throughout the house and annexe via Cat 6 cabling.

The council tax band is I.

Llanvair Kilgeddin is described as a rural village with good road links to the A40 and A449, connecting to the M4 and M50.

Nearby Abergavenny provides shops, restaurants, supermarkets, schools, and a railway station with services to Cardiff, Newport and London.

The house is not Grade II listed.

According to the listing, the property is offered with no onward chain.