Holywell Crescent, Abergavenny
Property Features
- Extensively refurbished semi-detached bungalow
- Desirable location, within walking distance of the train station
- Stylish and contemporary accommodation finished to a high standard
- Gas central heating and uPVC double glazing throughout
- Off road driveway parking for two vehicles and garden
- Lovely views of the Blorenge Mountain
- EPC rating - E
Property Summary
Located less than a mile from the town centre and within walking distance of the train station, this lovely semi-detached two-bedroom bungalow can be found in the sought-after area of Holywell Crescent. The current owners have extensively refurbished the property and have made vast improvements over recent years to create a stylish and contemporary home. A small conservatory doubles as a utility room and leads into the hall with airing cupboard. The open plan kitchen/living room has a wide window overlooking the garden and the kitchen area is fitted with a range of contemporary grey base and wall cupboards complemented with smart metro tiles and oak worktops continuing to a breakfast bar with space for bar stools under. There is an integral induction hob with extractor fan above, oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, wine cooler, and Belfast-style sink. As well as a double bedroom there is a principal bedroom which has a built-in wardrobe and ensuite shower room with shower, low level W.C. and wash hand basin. The main bathroom has a freestanding bath, low level W.C. and wash hand basin. A pull-down ladder leads to the loft space which has been converted into a versatile room with Velux window, power and radiator.Full Details
Step Outside
Double wrought iron gates lead on to the private driveway which provides parking for two cars. The property is set back from the road behind a lawned garden with flower and shrub borders and views across the town and the Blorenge Mountain. The enclosed rear garden has a patio area and lawn.
Location
Abergavenny is an historic town located on the banks of the River Usk and known as 'the Gateway to the Brecon Beacons National Park’. The town is nestled between the Blorenge, Sugar Loaf and Skirrid Mountains and within a mile of the town offers recreational walks through the beautiful countryside and along the Brecon and Monmouth Canal. A wide range of amenities including shops, doctors, dentists, first class restaurants and public houses, places of worship, cinema, leisure centre and theatre can be found within Abergavenny as well as the remains of a Norman castle. The town is well served with transport links, from the main Hardwick roundabout there is access to the A465 Heads of the Valley and Hereford Roads, the A40 and the A4042. These roads link to the A449 and the M4/M5 and M50 motorway networks. A main line railway station and bus station can be found within the town.
Services
We are advised that mains electricity, gas, water (water meter) and drainage are connected to the property. Gas-fired central heating.
Agent's Notes
We are advised that the EPC assessment took place prior to the refurbishment. Photos were taken in October 2018.
Tenure
Freehold.
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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