Parkfield House is arguably one of the most iconic houses within the village of St Arvans. With 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms arranged over three storeys, the main house offers over 3000 square feet of accommodation which has provided the current owners with a spacious and flexible family home over the last 21 years. In addition to the main house there is also a separate detached Coach House offering four en suite bedrooms which welcomes guests through the year from all around the world. Guests often come to explore and revel in the beauty of the nearby Wye Valley and Forest of Dean as well as to enjoy the wealth of events held throughout Monmouthshire, including the nearby Chepstow Racecourse, providing the current owners with a regular income. The Coach House currently has planning approval for conversion to create one residence (DM/2020/01021d) plus planning for a first floor extension to give extra bedroom (DM/2019/01916) making it ideal for someone looking to expand the already successful business or searching for multi-generational living potential. Built in the mid 1800's this substantial character property still boasts many original features. From the dressed stone double bay frontage to the high ceilings and ornate moldings, it is evident that Parkfield House would have been a house of great stature back in the 19th century. Today the property boasts a modern extension to the side and rear creating an impressive open plan kitchen dining living area as well as an additional bedroom on the ground floor. Plus, the added benefit of modern double glazing, heating, underfloor heating and recently refurbished roof. The expansive forecourt offers ample parking for several vehicles with low maintenance gardens located at the rear. The sought after and historic village of St Arvans boasts a local shop, church, restaurant and nursery with Chepstow Racecourse also situated on the fringes of the village. The Village has history dating back to Neolithic times and it's also said that tourism in the UK began here when visitors came to see the beautiful landscape of the Wye Valley back in the 18th century. The Market town of Chepstow is located short distance away which offers a full range of amenities including a range of independent local business, major retailers plus schooling and leisure facilities. The town also provides great transport links to Bristol and London via the M48 and M4 motorway networks as well as good rail links.