House For Sale £160,000
Copse Cross Street, Ross-on-Wye

This terraced town house is set in the centre of Ross-on-Wye, a pretty market town. The home is laid out over four storeys and it carries many delightful features such as exposed beams, period fireplaces and wooden floors.

*Ideal investment opportunity or first-time buy*

Location
Copse Cross Street is set in Ross-on-Wye's welcoming town centre. This offers an assortment of shops, supermarkets, independently-owned boutiques, a range of restaurants, welcoming pubs and various leisure facilities.
There are four schools dotted around the town - three primaries and one secondary and the closest to Copse Cross Street is Ashfield Park Primary School (which carries a 'Good' Ofsted grade).
Ross also houses two GP surgeries and both of these, plus the local community hospital, are all a short walk (0.1 miles) from the property.
There are also numerous spectacular woodland and country hikes nearby, including the Town and Country Trail, Chase Woods and the John Kyrle circular walk, taking in fields and the River Wye.

The home at a glance
This town house, set out over four storeys, boasts a lovely olde-worlde character. The main entrance to the home leads into the sitting room which has wooden flooring, a striking cast iron fireplace and exposed beams.
An open archway leads through to the kitchen and this area of the home is streamed with light. The kitchen features some pretty white and blue decorative tiling and includes plenty of shelving to store food and cooking utensils. There is an electric oven as well as a ceramic hob and space for an under-counter fridge.
The kitchen leads through to the washrooms - in one, there is a bath with shower overhead, as well as a handheld shower attachment and a basin. The adjacent room houses a WC.
A staircase in the sitting room leads to the bedroom on the first floor - a dual-aspect space which is filled with plenty of natural light. This area also carries many delightful details such as a wooden floor, exposed beams and another period fireplace.
A wooden staircase from here leads up to the attic room - which could be used as a child's bedroom, dressing room or office. Sunlight pours in through a skylight and the room also features a vanity unit as well as a hanging rail and shelving - all of which is discreetly tucked away behind an exposed A-frame.
Outside
There is a lovely low-maintenance rear garden which includes a patio seating area which is bordered by a small flower bed.