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Built in 1910 and overlooking the River Wye to the rear, Wyebourne is a substantial stone-built end terrace house with accommodation laid out over three floors. Located in the sought-after village of Tintern, this home comprises entrance porch, living room, dining room, kitchen, basement offering Scullery, cloakroom, utility room, music room and storeroom. This area offers huge potential for conversion to accommodate a large kitchen/diner. To the first floor you will find three bedrooms, separate cloakroom and family bathroom. The property is complimented by oil fired central heating and Upvc double glazed with off road parking to the rear. Set in the heart of the Wye Valley 'area of outstanding natural beauty', the popular village of Tintern lies on the west bank of the River Wye in Monmouthsire, Wales, right on the border with England and about 5 miles north of Chepstow. A thriving community benefits from its variety of local pubs, restaurants, cafes and accommodation. Tintern is probably best known for its Abbey, the remains of which dominate the skyline. The Cistercian Abbey was founded by Walter De Clare in 1131 during the reign of King Henry I. The area is home to an extensive network of local footpaths that link with two long-distance paths the Wye Valley Walk and Offa's Dyke Path. Crossing the former wireworks railway bridge onto the English side of the river you will find several clearly marked paths, the most notable of which is the one to the Devil's Pulpit. A new cycle track has recently opened along the disused railway line between Chepstow and Tintern.
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