Step in from the street into a light and lovely living room, with exposed beam and slate floor adding character above and below.

From the outside it looks like it is surely only a one-up, one-down abode, but the property is a bit of a Tardis building. READ MORE: Inside the beautiful apartment hiding above a Specsavers in a popular Welsh townĪround the corner is the centre of Caerleon, offering pubs and cafes, shops and restaurants as well as a stroll around the village green and the remains of the Roman amphitheatre that can be found on the fringe of the town - it's not every town in Wales that can boast an amphitheatre within its boundaries, but that makes Caerleon such a unique place to call home.Īnd this little home can add to the town's uniqueness. The pair of sweeties are Grade II listed homes that can boast the castle mound's parameter wall as an integral part of their unusual structure.Īccording to Cadw's website, the cottage achieved its listing in 1974 for being an 'early to mid 19th century Tudor Revival cottage having group value with the closely associated wall of The Mynde'. As you drive around the meandering streets of the pretty, popular and historic Newport county town of Caerleon you might take a second look at two very unusual properties - a couple of little cottages that are nestled into the remains of the castle wall.

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