Real estate agent Nick Millican talks about the UK´s current housing trends. Right in the heart of Monmouthshire County, Wales, there is a unique house that catches the attention of lovers of history and peace-seekers. 

The stone property of the 19th century, Capel-y-Ffin Monastery, which conceals a crappy past, has been put up for sale at a price tag of £1.5 million.  Based on the opinion of the expert in the industry, Nick Millican, this house has a unique advantage for an individual who is looking for a vacation away from the hustles and the history. 

What his previous successful projects demonstrate is that the property could emerge as a residence for the financial elite or a boutique hotel for solitude seekers. Set on eight acres of ripening garden, the monastery is a place of tranquility, Nick Millican adds.

Its architecture, which ranges from the elaborate wooden paneling to the arched stained glass windows, fosters the heritage of the place. In spite of that being the cloud of gray areas that are known as “controversial history,” this mysterious element sometimes triggers great conversations and debates. 

And real estate agents such as real estate agent Nick Millican must be aware of that. The Capel-y-Ffin Abbey persuades people who would love to live in a fascinating structure with the promise of being a wonderful home or hotel. The oasis-like tranquility of this Welsh monastery, aside from its long and legendary history, creates just a new chapter and is added to its old story.