Sycamore Road, Blaenavon, NP4, 3 bedroom, House

3 bed House for Sale

Sycamore Road, Blaenavon, NP4

£285,000 (Freehold)

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Description

Key Features

Council Tax Band: E | Local Authority: Torfaen County Council | Tenure: Freehold
Attractive, traditionally styled, modern detached house
Built in 2020 by Butler Wall Homes
Situated on the southern fringe of this popular World Heritage Town with good range of amenities
Impressive reception hall and ground floor toilet/cloakroom
Spacious Sitting room with French doors to the garden
Well equipped fitted Kitchen/Dining area
Three bedrooms with en suite facility to the master bedroom
Family bathroom
Private garden an off road parking | No onward chain

Summary

This modern traditionally styled, detached home was built by Messrs Butler wall homes in 2020 on a striking, heritage influenced, development and offers the discerning buyer a unique blend of character and contemporary design. The property boasts a thoughtfully designed layout apparent immediately as you enter from the side into a spacious hallway with ground floor toilet, a bright and airy sitting room provides a welcoming environment for both relaxing and entertaining with large French doors opening to the garden and patio. To finish the ground floor is a well-equipped kitchen and dining area with plenty of storage space and integrated appliances plus a large bay window. Upstairs are three generous bedrooms with en-suite facility and integrated wardrobes to the master bedroom plus a family bathroom. The property is neutrally decorated with LVT flooring throughout the ground floor, has dual zone heating controls and all of the windows are fitted with either blinds or shutters. Outside there is a private driveway and separate gated access to the rear. The garden is private, enclosed and includes a small paved sitting area.

Location

Location Summary

The property is located within the World Heritage town of Blaenavon. Translated from Welsh meaning “river source”, Blaenavon sits in an elevated position overlooking the Varteg Fawr and originally grew up around the ironworks, which is now a thriving museum. In 2000, UNESCO inscribed the Blaenavon Industrial Landscape as a World Heritage Site.

The town is home to the National Coal Museum at Big Pit, Blaenavon World Heritage Centre and the Pontypool and Blaenavon Steam Railway. The town boasts many independent shops including a Co-op convenience store, grocers and post office. It also has several public houses as well as a successful ‘state of the art’ primary school. In addition, there are many fabulous walking trails and
cycle routes which make the most of this unique post-industrial landscape.

Blaenavon is situated 5 miles from Pontypool and 7 miles from Abergavenny, both offering a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities. Abergavenny boasts a wide selection of boutique style shops, restaurants, public houses and individual cafes whilst Pontypool offers a further range of high street stores, eateries and leisure activities. Both Abergavenny and Pontypool railway stations have regular services into central London via Newport, whilst road links give easy access to the motorway for Bristol, Birmingham, the South West and London.