Ochran Farm Site
5,250 ft²
Office/Manufacturing, Storage, Distribution, Haulage
Rent: £4,200 + VAT pcm
Residential Property
Llanover has residential properties to let in the village or in the surrounding countryside, either detached or semi-detached. The houses range from one to six bedrooms. All have their own unique features, many are listed or set in the Llanover conservation area.
Bristol, Cardiff, Hereford and Newport are less than an hour from Llanover by road or by train from Abergavenny or Newport.
Houses are available to let on 12 month Standard Occupation Contracts.
The majority have super fast or fast broadband speeds which make working from home feasible.
Pets are considered on a case by case basis.
Commercial Property
Llanover is ideally located for business activities whether for office, retail, light industrial or storage.
In the heart of the village is Llanover Business Centre which provides office space with units varying in size from 200-1250 sq ft. The Business Centre benefits from superfast broadband, car parking, CCTV and direct access onto the A4042 trunk road.
Farming
Llanover has a history of traditional land management preserving and enhancing the environment. The land is let to dairy and mixed stock farmers or farmed in-hand following the principles of regenerative agriculture.
Forestry
The woodlands and forestry at Llanover are accredited for certification under the UK Woodland Assurance Scheme (UKWAS). There are many parcels and plantations of both broadleaf and conifer species, which form an important landscape feature in this part of the Usk Valley.
Gardens
Llanover Garden was established in the late 18th century by Benjamin Waddington, the great-great-great-great grandfather of the present owners, Ross and Elizabeth Murray. Visitors can admire the magnificent London Plane trees planted over 200 years ago, and the unusual trees and shrubs planted between 1960 and 1999 by Elizabeth’s late father Robin Herbert CBE VMH, a former President of the Royal Horticultural Society.