High Street, Crickhowell
Property Features
- Charming four-bedroom terraced house
- Beautiful open-plan living area
- Modern and tastefully updated kitchen
- Lovely views from the rear garden
- Convenient location within Crickhowell town
- EPC Rating - E
Property Summary
This tastefully updated and light-filled four-bedroom terraced property is located in the sought after Powys town of Crickhowell. The house is generously proportioned throughout and provides an attractive, practical and spacious open-plan living style.The entrance door leads directly into the living/dining room which is decorated with warm, neutral tones, wood-finish flooring and is flooded with natural light. An archway leads to a welcoming and contemporary kitchen which is fitted with a good range of white, high gloss base and wall cupboards complemented with wood-finish worksurfaces and upstands, a halogen hob with extractor over and a built-in double oven. The kitchen has space for a breakfast table and chairs and is fitted with tri-fold French doors that flow into the rear garden. From the sitting room, a bespoke wooden staircase rises to the first floor to a central landing and provides access to two spacious bedrooms, one of which is equipped with an en suite shower room with modern white suite. There is also a family bathroom and an airing cupboard. Stairs continue to the second floor which comprises two further bedrooms, one with a range of built-in wardrobes and en suite shower room and the other, smaller, bedroom with delightful views.
Full Details
Step Outside
Steps lead down from the kitchen to a long, well-stocked rear garden with paved patio sitting area, an ideal spot for enjoying your morning coffee or alfresco dining. The garden is fully enclosed by a brick wall and wooden fence and comprises a lawn area, garden shed and a wild garden which enjoys lovely views of Crickhowell towards the surrounding mountains.
Location
The historic town of Crickhowell is a thriving community with independent shops and a good range of amenities including well-regarded primary and secondary schools, library, doctors’ and dentists’ surgeries, restaurants and public houses. The town lies on the banks of the River Usk and offers a wide range of recreational and outdoor activities such as walking and cycling. Abergavenny, circa 8 miles to the east, has wider facilities including supermarkets, a general hospital, leisure centre, bus station and a mainline railway station. Road links within the area are considered excellent with the A465 Heads of the Valleys Road circa 4 miles away providing access to the A470 for Cardiff, A4042/A449 for Newport and the M50 and M4 motorways.
Tenure
Freehold.
Services
Mains electricity, water, gas and drainage. Gas-fired central heating.
Agents' Notes
On-street parking. Solar panels are installed at the property - further details available.
Fixtures and Fittings
Unless specifically described in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale though may be available by separate negotiation.
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