Mopla Road, Tidenham

Occupying a truly outstanding position, with breathtaking southerly views across the Lower Wye Valley towards Chepstow Castle and the historic town beyond, Pen-y-Bryn is an individually designed detached residence of considerable character and distinction, set within approximately one acre of private gardens.
Originally constructed in 1964 for Mr E Williams ARIBA, the former owner of the historic Beachley to Aust ferry, the property enjoys a remarkable setting, combining privacy and seclusion with the convenience of being within walking distance of Chepstow town centre.
Of particular historical interest is a Grade II listed tower, situated within the grounds and documented as early as 1584, reputed to have served either as a lookout tower associated with Chepstow Castle or as a windmill, this fascinating architectural feature adds a unique sense of history and individuality to the property.
Pen-y-Bryn offers exceptionally spacious and versatile accommodation, thoughtfully arranged over two floors to take full advantage of its elevated position and magnificent outlook.

The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hallway, an elegant drawing room, kitchen, complemented by a utility room and cloakroom. Also on this level is an impressive principal bedroom suite, complete with dressing room and en-suite bathroom, together with a further two bedrooms and separate bathroom.

The first floor provides a particularly impressive living room, opening onto a balcony from which the spectacular panoramic views across the Wye Valley, Chepstow Castle and surrounding countryside can be fully appreciated. This level also accommodates a generous guest bedroom suite with its own dressing room and bathroom, together with an additional bedroom. Further enhancing the appeal of the property is a substantial detached triple garage, incorporating a first-floor storage room and garden room, offering considerable flexibility for a variety of uses.

The house is approached from Mopla Road via a sweeping private driveway, creating an attractive sense of arrival and leading into the mature, established grounds. Extending to approximately one acre, the gardens complement a unique setting for the house, with the historic listed tower forming a particularly distinctive feature. Pen-y-Bryn is situated in the highly regarded village of Tutshill, an established and sought-after residential location offering a range of local amenities, shops and well-regarded schooling, including Dean Close. The historic market town of Chepstow, with its wider range of facilities is within comfortable walking distance.

The property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and individually designed residence in one of the area’s most remarkable settings. Whilst offering generous and flexible accommodation in its present form, the property also presents exciting scope for sympathetic modernisation and enhancement, allowing a purchaser to create a truly exceptional bespoke home. With its commanding views, extensive private grounds, fascinating historical connections and enviable location, Pen-y-Bryn is a property of genuine distinction, offering an increasingly rare combination of setting, space and potential.