This 16th-century Grade II listed farmhouse, once part of the former Beech Farm, boasts an abundance of period features, including curved stone stairwells, inglenook fireplaces, exposed beamed ceilings, and solid herringbone and quarry tiled floors. The property sits in an elevated position with views across the main gardens to the countryside beyond, accessed by a long drive. The interior features a wealth of character, including a vast under-stairs cupboard, dual-aspect lounge with log burner, and a boot room with storage leading to the rear courtyard and kitchen. The property has five bedrooms, including an en-suite master bedroom, and a family shower room. The main gardens run parallel to the driveway, with gently sloping lawns, mature trees, and an ornamental pond, and the property also has two sheds and a parking area. The farmhouse is located in the semi-rural village of Glascoed, just three miles from Usk town, with its day-to-day amenities, and is close to local attractions such as Llandegfedd Reservoir and Woodlake Park golf club.