House For Sale £425,000
Situated within easy access of Govilon Village and Canal side walks, well presented detached family home in a cul-de-sac location enjoying views from the front and rear of the property. The accommodation comprising on the ground floor a welcoming entrance hallway with stairs to first floor. From the hallway there is a living room with window to front elevation and leading to a dining room having French doors to the rear garden. A spacious kitchen/breakfast room with fitted wall and base units, overlooking the rear garden and side entrance door. Off the hallway is a ground floor shower room and wc. First floor: The landing provides access to 4 double bedrooms and the family bathroom. Outside: Approached vid a driveway providing parking facilities leading to a double garage with electric roller shutter door, courtesy door to rear, light and power. An enclosed well maintained garden to rear with two large seating areas.
Govilon village has a local shop, public house, church and village hall and is approximately 3.5 miles from Abergavenny. The town centre of Abergavenny offers comprehensive leisure and shopping amenities including individual boutique style shops, eateries and restaurants, grocery and newsagent stores, supermarkets, and well-known high street shops. The town is particularly well served by schools for all ages at both primary and secondary level. The area is favoured as a foodie haven hosting the Abergavenny Food Festival annually, as well as an ideal base for professional and amateur leisure pursuits. For those seeking long walks and bike trails, there are pathways leading to the River Usk and the Brecon to Monmouthshire Canal as well as the summit of Blorenge Mountain from which hang gliders may be seen, plus many of the other mountains that surround this historic town.
Govilon village has a local shop, public house, church and village hall and is approximately 3.5 miles from Abergavenny. The town centre of Abergavenny offers comprehensive leisure and shopping amenities including individual boutique style shops, eateries and restaurants, grocery and newsagent stores, supermarkets, and well-known high street shops. The town is particularly well served by schools for all ages at both primary and secondary level. The area is favoured as a foodie haven hosting the Abergavenny Food Festival annually, as well as an ideal base for professional and amateur leisure pursuits. For those seeking long walks and bike trails, there are pathways leading to the River Usk and the Brecon to Monmouthshire Canal as well as the summit of Blorenge Mountain from which hang gliders may be seen, plus many of the other mountains that surround this historic town.
