House For Sale £220,000
**guide price £220,000 - £230,000**
Located just outside the City Centre and within walking distance to Beechwood Park, this property is brilliant for anyone working in central Newport or commuting to Cardiff, Bristol or London with the train station being a short drive away and offering easy access to the M4 corridor. Newport high street and Friars Walk shopping centre have several restaurants, cafes, and retail stores.
With unique features throughout, this property has deceiving amounts of character and charm, having been carefully curated by the current owner, with the addition of original features and antique fittings. On the ground floor there is a spacious porch with mosaic tiles that opens to the main reception space. An open plan living room and dining room acts as the heart of the home and creates a wonderful space for entertaining, with heigh ceilings and dark wood beams. A large storage cupboard can be found beneath the stairs, along with a tiled fireplace to the dining area. To the rear, there is a practical kitchen, which was part of an extension and acts as a bright, functional space. The kitchen benefits from a range of wall and base units, with an integrated Samsung oven and four-ring gas hob. An exposed brick wall is a fantastic feature, with the brick having been transported especially from London to create a refined and authentic look. From the sink, the garden can be admired, while a velux skylight adds further natural light. Double doors from the kitchen open to the patio and lawn beyond. The patio provides space for outdoor dining, while the extensive lawned gardens enjoy mature trees, space for a vegetable plot and a shed/workshop to the far, with rear access leading to a pedestrianised lane. On street parking is available to the front of the property.
To the first floor, there are two bedrooms, both of which are double, with the principal benefiting from two windows and fitted wardrobes, ideal for utilising space. A large bathroom can be found from the landing, boasting modern mosaic floor tiles, a free-standing bath suite and separate shower unit. Details throughout the property can be admired with period features being added, tastefully juxtaposing the modern elements. Beautiful traditional radiators, solid wood doors, bespoke light fixtures and stained glass, along with quirky hardware are just some of the aspects spotted throughout. Despite the traditional elements, the property remains immaculately presented and is well modernised, with recently fitted PVC windows and having only been re-rendered and painted to the rear two years ago.
Council Tax Band C
All services and mains water are connected to the property.
Measurements:
Kitchen: 4.2m x 2.7m
Lounge/Diner: 4.2m x 6.7m
Bedroom 1: 4.2m x 3.1m
Bedroom 2: 2.5m x 3.5m
Bathroom: 2.5m x 2.8m
EPC Rating: E
Located just outside the City Centre and within walking distance to Beechwood Park, this property is brilliant for anyone working in central Newport or commuting to Cardiff, Bristol or London with the train station being a short drive away and offering easy access to the M4 corridor. Newport high street and Friars Walk shopping centre have several restaurants, cafes, and retail stores.
With unique features throughout, this property has deceiving amounts of character and charm, having been carefully curated by the current owner, with the addition of original features and antique fittings. On the ground floor there is a spacious porch with mosaic tiles that opens to the main reception space. An open plan living room and dining room acts as the heart of the home and creates a wonderful space for entertaining, with heigh ceilings and dark wood beams. A large storage cupboard can be found beneath the stairs, along with a tiled fireplace to the dining area. To the rear, there is a practical kitchen, which was part of an extension and acts as a bright, functional space. The kitchen benefits from a range of wall and base units, with an integrated Samsung oven and four-ring gas hob. An exposed brick wall is a fantastic feature, with the brick having been transported especially from London to create a refined and authentic look. From the sink, the garden can be admired, while a velux skylight adds further natural light. Double doors from the kitchen open to the patio and lawn beyond. The patio provides space for outdoor dining, while the extensive lawned gardens enjoy mature trees, space for a vegetable plot and a shed/workshop to the far, with rear access leading to a pedestrianised lane. On street parking is available to the front of the property.
To the first floor, there are two bedrooms, both of which are double, with the principal benefiting from two windows and fitted wardrobes, ideal for utilising space. A large bathroom can be found from the landing, boasting modern mosaic floor tiles, a free-standing bath suite and separate shower unit. Details throughout the property can be admired with period features being added, tastefully juxtaposing the modern elements. Beautiful traditional radiators, solid wood doors, bespoke light fixtures and stained glass, along with quirky hardware are just some of the aspects spotted throughout. Despite the traditional elements, the property remains immaculately presented and is well modernised, with recently fitted PVC windows and having only been re-rendered and painted to the rear two years ago.
Council Tax Band C
All services and mains water are connected to the property.
Measurements:
Kitchen: 4.2m x 2.7m
Lounge/Diner: 4.2m x 6.7m
Bedroom 1: 4.2m x 3.1m
Bedroom 2: 2.5m x 3.5m
Bathroom: 2.5m x 2.8m
EPC Rating: E
