Broadmead, Gilwern, NP7, 2 bedroom, Bungalow

2 bed Bungalow for Sale

Broadmead, Gilwern, NP7

In Excess of £279,950 (Freehold)

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Key Features

Council Tax Band: D | Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council | Tenure: Freehold
Opportunity to acquire a charming semi detached bungalow
Established residential neighbourhood within walking distance of the village high street
Brecon Beacons National Park setting with Abergavenny just 4 miles away
Lovely views from the rear across the beautiful Vale of Usk towards the Sugar Loaf
Brecon & Monmouthshire Canal close by
Traditionally arranged accommodation
Fitted kitchen with built in appliances| Two Bedrooms
Double glazing | Gas Central Heating to radiators with new boiler (2026)
Driveway and single garage
NO ONWARD CHAIN | Viewing strictly by appointment

Summary

Situated in an established residential cul de sac and taking full advantage of the beautiful hillside views from its commanding position this attractive semi-detached bungalow is literally a stone’s throw from the village high street and just a short drive onto the A465 link road. The property which would be ideally suited to retirement offers comfortable yet easily manageable accommodation and outdoor space and has benefited from some updating in recent years that adds to its appeal. The nicely laid out accommodation comprises briefly an entrance porch, hallway, spacious sitting room, fitted kitchen with built in oven/hob, shower room, two bedrooms and adjoining double glazed conservatory plus a separate single garage and driveway. There is a beautiful terraced rear garden with patio area, lawn, garden shed and greenhouse that enjoys a truly panoramic view across the village towards the hills of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park including the peak of the local renowned ‘Sugar Loaf’.

Location

Location Summary

Gilwern is a thriving community enjoying a superb location with majestic views of the Sugar Loaf and further north, towards the Black Mountains of the National
Park, yet is situated only four miles from the historic market town of Abergavenny and closer still to nearby Crickhowell.

Local facilities in the bustling village include a butcher and a post office, several public houses, a
thriving village hall, a petrol garage, a church, a highly regarded primary school, library, and of course, the canal wharf on the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal. The area is also well known for outdoor and leisure pursuits including hill walking, cycling, and hang gliding.

For more comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities, Abergavenny is also easily accessible by car and boasts many high street shops and local boutiques as well as many restaurants and cafes. The wider area is also well served for schools for all ages. Abergavenny railway station provides services to central London via Newport as well as Cardiff, Newport, and Manchester. Road links via the A465 and motorway network provide access to Cwmbran,
Newport, Cardiff and West Wales as well as Bristol, London and the Midlands.