House For Sale £825,000
A beautifully presented and impressive four bedroom detached property having superb views. Benefitting three reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, garden room, utility room, study, off road parking, double garage and gardens. Viewing of this property is highly recommended to appreciate all that it offers. Main photograph shows rear of property.
In an elevated rural setting to the edge of Gilwern village this individually and interestingly designed, impressive, detached house is arranged over three floors each with external access; commanding views over the Monmouthshire and bordering Powys countryside towards the Sugar Loaf Mountain are enjoyed from most rooms. The main photograph shows the rear of the property.
The village of Gilwern provides some essential shops, post office, public house/restaurant, health centre and primary school, Crickhowell has a well-regarded High School. Gilwern leisure facilities include glorious walks including that along the historic Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, a cycle track along the re-purposed railway track, canal barges and canoeing.
The local towns of Crickhowell and Abergavenny offer a wider range of shops and amenities including a Waitrose supermarket.
Beautifully presented, the property comprises the above-listed rooms including the handmade kitchen with limestone worktops, island and dresser; it is a light-flooded room with triple aspect windows to enjoy the views and double oak doors lead into the adjoining garden room.
Interestingly, there are entrances to each floor and the lower floor area includes a spacious room with French doors to the garden and utility room which offers versatile accommodation for a variety of uses. The middle floor includes the triple aspect lounge with fireplace and log burner and far-reaching views. The study also enjoys panoramic views. The dining room has floor to ceiling oak windows overlooking a walled patio.
Outside, there is a gated gravel driveway with parking, detached double garage and shrubbery with a traditional flagstone patio adjoining the slate-roofed garden room with steps leading to the rear garden. To the rear is a flagstone patio area overlooking a well-established garden of approximately half an acre and including many flowers, shrubs and mature fruit trees.
Travel arrangements are good with access to the A40 and M4 via the A465 dual carriageway and to Cardiff, London and Manchester via Abergavenny railway station.
In an elevated rural setting to the edge of Gilwern village this individually and interestingly designed, impressive, detached house is arranged over three floors each with external access; commanding views over the Monmouthshire and bordering Powys countryside towards the Sugar Loaf Mountain are enjoyed from most rooms. The main photograph shows the rear of the property.
The village of Gilwern provides some essential shops, post office, public house/restaurant, health centre and primary school, Crickhowell has a well-regarded High School. Gilwern leisure facilities include glorious walks including that along the historic Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, a cycle track along the re-purposed railway track, canal barges and canoeing.
The local towns of Crickhowell and Abergavenny offer a wider range of shops and amenities including a Waitrose supermarket.
Beautifully presented, the property comprises the above-listed rooms including the handmade kitchen with limestone worktops, island and dresser; it is a light-flooded room with triple aspect windows to enjoy the views and double oak doors lead into the adjoining garden room.
Interestingly, there are entrances to each floor and the lower floor area includes a spacious room with French doors to the garden and utility room which offers versatile accommodation for a variety of uses. The middle floor includes the triple aspect lounge with fireplace and log burner and far-reaching views. The study also enjoys panoramic views. The dining room has floor to ceiling oak windows overlooking a walled patio.
Outside, there is a gated gravel driveway with parking, detached double garage and shrubbery with a traditional flagstone patio adjoining the slate-roofed garden room with steps leading to the rear garden. To the rear is a flagstone patio area overlooking a well-established garden of approximately half an acre and including many flowers, shrubs and mature fruit trees.
Travel arrangements are good with access to the A40 and M4 via the A465 dual carriageway and to Cardiff, London and Manchester via Abergavenny railway station.
