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House For Sale £800,000
Substantial Gentleman's Residence, Stow Park Circle, Newport NP20


Description
360 virtual tour - An elegant, substantial Victorian gentleman's residence built in 1892 offering six bedroom accommodation in outstanding grounds, a short drive from the M4 and within walking distance of the city centre train station.

17 Stow Park Circle is a substantial red brick gentleman's residence, two-storey with mullioned and transom windows and attic windows in the pantile roof. Along the south elevation is a single-storey enclosed veranda, with a sloping pantile roof. On the west side is a former conservatory, now a garage, with a central lantern and terrazzo floor. The grand entrance off Stow Park Circle through wrought iron gates has a wide circular gravelled drive enclosing a most impressive front east facing elevation. The elegant reception rooms each have their own aspect. An east facing sitting room has a wide splay bay for morning light. The south facing dining room has a bay opening into the enclosed veranda overlooking the formal gardens. The hexagonal shaped music room has a highly decorated vaulted ceiling and broad square bay with windows facing south and west. The former butlers pantry has been converted into study and the kitchen has a large adjoining utility/preparation room. There is a galleried landing on first and second floors, a second staircase, seven bedrooms on two floors, a large attic and three bath/shower rooms. The original features have been retained with subtle improvements including secondary glazing, to present a most elegant family residence. The gardens have been creatively planted and maintained to a very high standard. A broad lawn, the length of the south facing elevation, has mature and varied herbaceous borders. The former tennis court is now a kitchen garden bordered by lawns, a greenhouse and potting sheds screened by a privet hedge. From the circular sweeping drive a step leads up to a canopied open porch with decorative plastered pillars set on brick piers.

The property occupies a prominent yet secluded position within the Stow Park Conservation Area, a highly favoured location on the west side of Newport. Stow Park was developed in the late 19th Century as a wealthy residential area of high quality houses with spacious grounds.

Communications are excellent with the M4 within 2 miles. Cardiff, Newport and Bristol are readily accessible by road and rail. The British Rail mainline station at Newport is within walking distance and provides a regular train service to London Paddington in little over 1 hr 30 mins and westbound to Cardiff and Swansea. Both Cardiff and Bristol airports offer a wide range of domestic, charter and international flights. Newport is considered the gateway to South Wales noted for its fine civic centre, international hotel and golf course at Celtic Manor, which hosted the 2010 Ryder Cup. Newport 2020: Unlimited vision is a master plan creating a more sustainable City which will become a model waterfront community.

Enclosed Porch

Timber panelled ceiling, tiled floor, door off into store room with electric meters and alarm system, original part glazed timber door with glazed leaded inserts to match side screen.

Reception Hallway

Lovely hallway, with deep coved ceiling, tall skirting bards, original architraves, curved staircase leading up to half landing, door to inner hallway.

Cloakroom

Original decorative Victorian tiled floor, inner lobby recess for coats, large pedestal wash hand basin, door into wc, multi paned tinted window to front.

Drawing Room (18' 0'' x 14' 3'' (5.48m x 4.34m))

Deep east facing square bay window overlooking driveway, deep coved ceiling, tall skirting boards, original architraves, embossed timber door with ornate brass finger plate and handle.

Dining Room (23' 0'' x 15' 0'' (7.01m x 4.57m))

Elegant south facing room with high ceiling, picture rail, coved ceiling, tall skirting boards, glazed square bay with tall original windows and French door opening to:

Enclosed Veranda (32' 6'' x 4' 0'' (9.90m x 1.22m))

With high timber panelled ceiling, three quarter glazed aspect, door opening to landscaped gardens.

Music Room (23' 3'' x 18' 6'' (7.08m x 5.63m))

Impressive hexagonal shaped room with highly decorative vaulted ceiling with exposed embossed beams, ornate moulded ceiling, Victorian multi paned tinted inset windows, exposed parquet floor, four roof lights, picture window, small paned French doors to paved terrace and rear garden, large recessed square bay with glazing on three sides, deep skirting boards, freestanding cast iron wood burning stove set in a granite plinth.

Inner Hall

Inner hall leads to the kitchen, utility room, study, second floor staircase and door to outside and rear cloaks.

Study (11' 3'' x 7' 3'' (3.43m x 2.21m))

Multi paned window over looking rear terrace, open shelving.

Kitchen Breakfast-Room (15' 0'' x 11' 9'' (4.57m x 3.58m))

Comprehensively fitted with matching wall and floor units, Hotpoint double oven and grill, inset de Longhi gas hob, extensive work surfaces, one and three quarter bowl sink with drainer and waste disposal unit, integrated Bosch dishwasher, tiled splash back, recess for fridge/freezer, window over looking driveway.

Utility Room (15' 0'' x 11' 9'' (4.57m x 3.58m))

Comprehensively fitted with matching wall and floor units, Hotpoint double oven and grill, inset de Longhi gas hob, extensive work surfaces, one and three quarter bowl sink with drainer and waste disposal unit, integrated Bosch dishwasher, tiled splash back, recess for fridge/freezer, window over looking driveway.

Landing

From the reception hallway a broad low rising staircase with decorative newel posts rises up to a half landing with matching original mullioned picture window over looking driveway. The stairs rise and turn up to square galleried landing with elegant staircase to second floor.

Bedroom 1 (17' 0'' x 15' 0'' (5.18m x 4.57m))

Original Victorian mullioned central window with deep sill, feature fireplace with mahogany surround and brass and tiled heart, decorative ceiling with coving and moulded plaster work, deep skirting boards, pedestal wash hand basin, door to:

En-Suite

Refurbished shower room comprising white low level WC and pedestal wash hand basin, tiled surrounds, fully tiled double shower, chrome heated towel rail, obscured glazed window to side.

Bedroom 2 (17' 6'' x 15' 3'' (5.33m x 4.64m))

Deep bay with striking Victorian windows over looking rear garden, coved ceiling, deep skirting boards.

Bedroom 3 (14' 3'' x 10' 0'' (4.34m x 3.05m))

Broad slay bay with original mullioned windows over looking driveway, deep skirting boards, coved ceiling, adjacent WC.

Shower Room (12' 3'' x 11' 0'' (3.73m x 3.35m))

Fitted corner shower, wash hand basin set in vanity unit with storage cupboards under, bidet, additional vanity unit, large airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder and solar panel.

Access To Second Floor

A timber panelled door on the main landing with glazed arch set in an ornate architrave leads to :

Self Contained Accommodation

Accessed via second staircase with bathroom and adjacent wc on the first level and a straight flight of stairs leading up the study/office/bedroom with vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and window over looking paved terrace and kitchen garden. A door interconnects with the second floor of the principal accommodation.

Second Floor Landing

Stairs from the principle landing rise and turn in three flights with a continuation of the upper level of the picture landing windows, up to a galleried landing.

Bedroom 4 (17' 9'' x 12' 3'' (5.41m x 3.73m))

Vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, window over looking rear garden.

Bedroom 5 (15' 9'' x 11' 3'' (4.80m x 3.43m))

Vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, picture window over looking driveway.

Bedroom 6 (13' 9'' x 12' 6'' (4.19m x 3.81m))

Window to front over looking driveway.

Bedroom 7 (13' 9'' x 12' 6'' (4.19m x 3.81m))

Previously described as office/study/bedroom with its own staircase.

Box Room (12' 3'' x 8' 6'' (3.73m x 2.59m))

Large storage area with fitted shelving, original window, exposed timber floor. An extending ladder leads to part boarded roof space with skylight giving access to solar panel (Ultra Violet collector)

Outside

The landscaped formal garden has been the creation of the owners. There is a large lawn with mature herbaceous borders providing interesting colour scheme throughout the seasons. Next to the veranda is a modern terrace on which stands a bath stone copy of the Japanese lantern that originally stood in the rockwork garden. The former tennis court is now laid to lawn and a productive kitchen garden with a greenhouse and potting shed adjacent. Mature hedgerows provide a discrete screen between the formal garden, terrace and kitchen garden.

Double wrought iron gates open into a wide private gravel drive with a small timber gate into the formal gardens. A wide drive to the side leads to a double garage with remote control up and over door, a former conservatory with central lantern and terrazzo floor with fitted store cupboards and large west facing window. Adjacent to the garage is a large store with original flagstone floor, ideal for workshop/potting shed and rear paved area with a raised plinth used for barbeques.

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