• Tenure: Freehold | EPC: D | Council Tax Band: F
• Four bedroomed detached family sized chalet style bungalow | Renovated interior with a stylish presentation
• Two large reception rooms | Study | Kitchen / Breakfast Room | Utility room
• Ground floor bedroom with adjoining contemporary shower suite
• Three first floor bedrooms | Modern first floor family bathroom suite
• South facing rear garden with views towards Llangattock Hillside
• Driveway with ample off road parking
• Walking distance to recreation park, primary school & high school, local pub, the canal and Crickhowell high street

Flaunting a renovated interior complemented by a stylish presentation in rich jewel tones, this four bedroomed detached chalet style bungalow occupies a convenient and central position in the favoured village setting of Llangattock in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. Sitting opposite a recreation play park and being within walking distance of the local pub and restaurant, a primary school, the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal, and just across the Usk river bridge from the pretty market town of Crickhowell, this family home has scenic views across its south facing garden towards Llangattock Hillside at the rear. Arranged over two floors, this contemporary home enjoys family sized accommodation and offers the best of both worlds, having both bedroom and newly fitted bath/shower rooms on each of the ground and first floors, providing ample accommodation for families or those who simply appreciate extra space for guests and/or home office working with the added benefit of a study too. Entered through a central hallway with stripped parquet flooring, there are two large reception rooms to the front, one hosting a wood stove; whilst to the rear and overlooking the garden, is a large, newly installed kitchen with space for a range cooker and dining, making it equally suited to either hosting a dinner party or appreciating a simple family meal, plus a separate utility room, each of which have doors to the garden. On the first floor, the dual aspect principal bedroom has velux windows providing an outlook towards Table Mountain; whilst the other two bedrooms having been divided from a large double bedroom which whilst suiting this family, could be converted back to one room to suit.