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If you’re feeling flush this summer you might want to take a look at some of these high end properties currently on the market.

From detached houses with pools to mansions with the most incredible country views, here are some of the finest for sale right now in Newport.

And if you haven’t got that all important few million burning a hole in your pocket you could just marvel at just how green the grass can be on the other side.

Get your lottery tickets ready because these are simply stunning.

Catsash

This gorgeous mansion is located on a hill in Catsash and has everything you could want in a premium property.

The seven-bedroom detached house boasts the same number of en-suites, four grand reception rooms, a large modern kitchen, an indoor swimming pool and luxury fixtures and fittings throughout.

Set in 2.5 acres of mature grounds, the property also includes stables with enough space for seven horses and two self-contained cottages.

Its close proximity to the Celtic Manor Resort and the new International Convention Centre would make it perfect for use as a boutique hotel.

Its high elevation mean there’s always a brilliant view of the city to enjoy.

■ Guide price: £1,675,000

Clomendy Wood, Llansoar

This house was inspired by the stonebuilt manor houses of the late 16th and 17th centuries.

Completed in 1914, the house is grade-II listed and set in 17 acres of land.

The house itself has seven bedrooms, three reception rooms and a two-storey hallway. The land includes extensive outbuildings.

The father of the current owner bought the property in 1963 from a notable railway engineer who had originally commissioned it.

There are stables for three horses and a double garage complete with inspection pit and original hayloft above.

■ Guide price: £1,500,000

Coed Y Caerau Lane, Kemeys Inferior

This five-bedroom family home was built in 2018 in the middle of a highly sought after area of natural beauty.

There are fantastic views of the rolling countryside in many areas of the 15-acre property.

The house includes five bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms, open plan living accommodation, high standard finish and a double garage.

Easy access to the M4 makes it a good option for commuters to Bristol and Cardiff.

Estate agents say there are two outbuildings that have been partly rebuilt by the current owners which would both make fantastic additional accommodation or could be rented out to provide an income.

■ Guide price: £2,250,000

Llanhennock

This period house is set in a quiet picturesque setting in Llanhennock on the outskirts of Newport.

The property has four reception rooms with plenty of character, a luxury open-plan kitchen, five bedrooms with three en-suites, and a family bathroom.

Additionally, there is a large detached annexe, office and garage.

All this is set in beautiful mature parkland gardens and grounds, with a pond and stream.

Although quietly situated in a beautiful part of the Lower Usk Valley, the property is only about three miles from Caerleon, about six miles from Usk and within easy access of the M4.

■ Guide price: £1,300,000

Llandevaud

This detached property, situated in the sought after village of Llandevaud, is perfect for those who like their leisure.

The ground floor has large openplan living room and kitchen, family room, a gym, bathroom, balcony and roof terrace.

The lower ground floor has five bedrooms, all with en-suites, a games room and bar as well as a utility room.

The master bedroom suite can be found on the first floor with en-suite bathroom and dressing room together with a guest suite.

■ Guide price: £1,490,000

Broadway, Caerleon

This working farm in Caerleon has been in the same family for generations and is on the market for the first time.

It includes a gorgeous three-bedroom farmhouse with various barns and outbuildings included on the land. The property comprises about 11 acres of agricultural land which is directly adjacent to the boundary of the Caerleon Amphitheatre.

The stunning lounge and kitchen have gorgeous views of the countryside down to the river.

But it is all situated close to the centre of Caerleon and only a few miles from Newport.

■ Guide price: £1,300,000