Luxury 18th Century home goes on the market for 2million

Kemeys Folly, near Newport in South Wales, starred in popular property show Grand Designs six years ago Owners Sarah and Dean Berry have now put the unusual six-bedroom home up for sale for1,999,950 The Grade II listed building sits in 23 acres of land and boasts a cinema room, pool house and stables Original building was a hunting lodge built in the 1700s and was at one point owned by the Sheriff of Monmouth

By Keiligh Baker for MailOnline

Published: 06:12 EST, 25 March 2015 | Updated: 11:09 EST, 25 March 2015

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An 18th century folly which was converted into a luxury home and featured on TV property show Grand Designs is on sale for 2 million.

Kemeys Folly, in Langstone, near Newport in South Wales, starred in the popular Channel 4 programme six years ago when it was converted into a six-bedroom luxury house - and now owners Sarah and Dean Berry have put the unusual property up for sale.

The ambitious project saw the couple combine the painstaking restoration of a castellated 18th Century hunting lodge with the construction of a state of-the-art glass extension.

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Luxury 18th Century home goes on the market for 2million