House For Sale £300,000
Nestled within the quietest of leafy cul-de-sacs that is home to only a handful of detached houses, this appealing two-bed bungalow oozes space, light and exciting potential to renovate it into a dream home while adding value.
Outside the garden is substantial and packed with mature shrubs and trees creating an idyllic oasis of nature, and there's also a sunny patio next to the house that welcomes alfresco dining and relaxing garden loungers.
There's off-road parking and an attached garage that could be converted into a third bedroom or home office, subject to planning consent, plus an interior inside the main house ripe for renovation into a modern home.
Inside, this much-loved home offers a light and inviting lounge, kitchen breakfast room, family bathroom with separate toilet and two double bedrooms that can boast handy built-in storage.
Located on the edge of Monmouth in the popular area of Osbaston, the well-placed bungalow is surrounded by countryside that can easily offer a range of tempting outdoor pursuits to refresh or invigorate, from a gentle stroll through fields and trees to increasing the level of exhilaration via canoeing, kayaking and mountain biking within the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
In the immediate area Monmouth Golf Club is within walking distance, as well as the local pub and a number of good local schools and shops.
Just over a mile away the centre of Monmouth is calling you with a range of shops and restaurants, cafes and pubs to enjoy the best socialising opportunities in the area, plus everyday amenities and facilities and even more choice of educational establishments.
If a trip out of Monmouth is needed then the A40 that wanders past the town can take you north to Birmingham and The Midlands or south to the M4, Cardiff, Newport and Bristol.
Step inside this inviting and attractive bungalow, after admiring the mix of brick and tile that adorns the facade, through the entrance door to the side and it is instantly apparent that the floorplan is pleasingly symmetrical, promoting a simple and easily navigated flow through the house.
All the rooms of the house can be accessed from this central hall that offers the two double bedrooms to one side and the reception spaces on the other, with the bathroom directly in front.
Choosing to explore the reception spaces first gets you into the living room of this much-loved home and it immediately embraces you with light and views from the large picture window.
Settle down on a sofa or nestled into an armchair in this comfortable room to spend quality time with family or friends chatting the evening away, enjoying a movie or supporting your team as they battle their latest sporting opponent.
The room has ample size to invite a dining table and chairs to join the gathering too, making it one of the social hubs of the home.
As with the rest of this well-loved home with the most welcoming of vibes. The gas fire has a feature stone surround and stone mantel piece
Adjacent to the lounge is a kitchen breakfast room that, with a little redesigning, will happily accommodate a small dining table and chairs. The large front window offers pleasant views including distant hills.
The kitchen has a has a range of matching wall and base units and housing for washing machine.
Maybe while the sledgehammer is out the dividing wall between the kitchen and the living room could be partially removed and connecting doors installed - allowing the choice of separate spaces or a connected broken-plan layout, again subject to the relevant permissions.
Between the living spaces and the bedrooms is the bathroom that might divide opinion as the toilet is currently separate to the bath and basin, found in the room next door.
There is the option to keep the layout the same as this is currently the only toilet in the house and just add a small basin, or dispense of the dividing wall and create a larger, single bathroom space.
The two bedrooms on the opposite side of the central hall are both spacious doubles with a picture window ensuring oodles of light cascade into each space.
There's ample space for wardrobes plus each bedroom has a built-in storage cupboard nestled within the wall to provide extra storage space, so each of these bedrooms are a sanctuary free of clutter that easily induce a peaceful slumber.
Outside - Step outside into the rear garden to find an enchanting space that is enticing you to explore further, cocooned by nature. There's a spacious and sun-drenched patio that hugs the width of the house.
To one side there is a good-sized lawn surrounded by mature planting.
From the top of the garden you can see the top of the house and the rolling Monmouthshire countryside beyond it that disappears into the horizon and becomes merged with the expansive blue sky.
It's a truly peaceful spot where you forget you are in a suburb of a major Welsh town.
The front garden is a gently sloping parcel of lawn which could easily be joined by a bench next to the facade of the bungalow as this road is so quiet there is likely to be little to disturb you as you relax.
There's off-road parking on a good-sized driveway with a single garage.
The current owner advised, many similar properties in the area have been turned into two storey family homes. Most of the properties in Duchess Close are now dormer bungalows and subject to the usual planning permission. This could be a good property for conversion, perhaps with an extension at the rear.
Outside the garden is substantial and packed with mature shrubs and trees creating an idyllic oasis of nature, and there's also a sunny patio next to the house that welcomes alfresco dining and relaxing garden loungers.
There's off-road parking and an attached garage that could be converted into a third bedroom or home office, subject to planning consent, plus an interior inside the main house ripe for renovation into a modern home.
Inside, this much-loved home offers a light and inviting lounge, kitchen breakfast room, family bathroom with separate toilet and two double bedrooms that can boast handy built-in storage.
Located on the edge of Monmouth in the popular area of Osbaston, the well-placed bungalow is surrounded by countryside that can easily offer a range of tempting outdoor pursuits to refresh or invigorate, from a gentle stroll through fields and trees to increasing the level of exhilaration via canoeing, kayaking and mountain biking within the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
In the immediate area Monmouth Golf Club is within walking distance, as well as the local pub and a number of good local schools and shops.
Just over a mile away the centre of Monmouth is calling you with a range of shops and restaurants, cafes and pubs to enjoy the best socialising opportunities in the area, plus everyday amenities and facilities and even more choice of educational establishments.
If a trip out of Monmouth is needed then the A40 that wanders past the town can take you north to Birmingham and The Midlands or south to the M4, Cardiff, Newport and Bristol.
Step inside this inviting and attractive bungalow, after admiring the mix of brick and tile that adorns the facade, through the entrance door to the side and it is instantly apparent that the floorplan is pleasingly symmetrical, promoting a simple and easily navigated flow through the house.
All the rooms of the house can be accessed from this central hall that offers the two double bedrooms to one side and the reception spaces on the other, with the bathroom directly in front.
Choosing to explore the reception spaces first gets you into the living room of this much-loved home and it immediately embraces you with light and views from the large picture window.
Settle down on a sofa or nestled into an armchair in this comfortable room to spend quality time with family or friends chatting the evening away, enjoying a movie or supporting your team as they battle their latest sporting opponent.
The room has ample size to invite a dining table and chairs to join the gathering too, making it one of the social hubs of the home.
As with the rest of this well-loved home with the most welcoming of vibes. The gas fire has a feature stone surround and stone mantel piece
Adjacent to the lounge is a kitchen breakfast room that, with a little redesigning, will happily accommodate a small dining table and chairs. The large front window offers pleasant views including distant hills.
The kitchen has a has a range of matching wall and base units and housing for washing machine.
Maybe while the sledgehammer is out the dividing wall between the kitchen and the living room could be partially removed and connecting doors installed - allowing the choice of separate spaces or a connected broken-plan layout, again subject to the relevant permissions.
Between the living spaces and the bedrooms is the bathroom that might divide opinion as the toilet is currently separate to the bath and basin, found in the room next door.
There is the option to keep the layout the same as this is currently the only toilet in the house and just add a small basin, or dispense of the dividing wall and create a larger, single bathroom space.
The two bedrooms on the opposite side of the central hall are both spacious doubles with a picture window ensuring oodles of light cascade into each space.
There's ample space for wardrobes plus each bedroom has a built-in storage cupboard nestled within the wall to provide extra storage space, so each of these bedrooms are a sanctuary free of clutter that easily induce a peaceful slumber.
Outside - Step outside into the rear garden to find an enchanting space that is enticing you to explore further, cocooned by nature. There's a spacious and sun-drenched patio that hugs the width of the house.
To one side there is a good-sized lawn surrounded by mature planting.
From the top of the garden you can see the top of the house and the rolling Monmouthshire countryside beyond it that disappears into the horizon and becomes merged with the expansive blue sky.
It's a truly peaceful spot where you forget you are in a suburb of a major Welsh town.
The front garden is a gently sloping parcel of lawn which could easily be joined by a bench next to the facade of the bungalow as this road is so quiet there is likely to be little to disturb you as you relax.
There's off-road parking on a good-sized driveway with a single garage.
The current owner advised, many similar properties in the area have been turned into two storey family homes. Most of the properties in Duchess Close are now dormer bungalows and subject to the usual planning permission. This could be a good property for conversion, perhaps with an extension at the rear.
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