Period farmhouse in traditional and well situated hamlet
Ganarew Farmhouse is a well maintained and attractive Grade II listed farmhouse built of Herefordshire sandstone at the end of an ancient hamlet above the River Wye between Monmouth and Ross.

It is approached over a terrace and entered through a part glazed front door to a hall with flagstone floors which continue to kitchen and utility room. The house has immense character with exposed beams and stone fireplace with inset log burner in the dining room and a spacious sitting room dominated by a large southeast facing sash window and the fireplace having a Jetmaster firebox. The kitchen has a 4 oven AGA and the large pantry would easily make another reception room. Upstairs is a light landing with doors off to the main bedrooms, with an ensuite shower room to Bedroom one. The main garden is directly behind the house and enclosed by large stone walls making it extremely safe for children and animals. A potting shed is attached to one corner of the house and a passageway out into the large paved terrace flanked with herbaceous beds and an iron gate to the yard and stone barn.

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