Key Features

• Council Tax Band: E | Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council | Tenure: Freehold
• Four bedroomed detached family home dating from the 1920’s
• Updated, extended and providing spacious and flexible accommodation throughout
• Superb views across the front towards the iconic Market Hall and across the Usk Valley towards the Blorenge
• Large dual aspect open plan lounge / diner with tri-fold doors to the garden | Study with bay window
• Triple aspect kitchen / family room
• Conservatory | Utility / wet room
• Principal bedroom with bay window and en-suite shower room
• Two further first floor bedrooms with a Jack ‘n’ Jill bathroom suite
• Second floor bedroom with en-suite
• Garden room providing ancillary accommodation | Off street parking

Summary

In a splendid setting enjoying long distance views over the Usk Valley towards the Market Hall and the Blorenge beyond and within walking distance of Bailey Park and the historic town centre, is this exceptional 1920’s detached family home.  Upgraded and extended to offer  both comfortable and generous family size accommodation, this home has an appealing and flexible configuration planned over three floors.  Improved with modern windows, tri and bi-fold doors and a conservatory at the rear, this family sized residence has four bedrooms, three reception rooms, a contemporary open plan kitchen, and four bathrooms with at least one facility on each floor.  This home will suit buyers seeking large living spaces in addition to those looking for a new place with the town centre and all its facilities close-by.

Double fronted with an attractive double storey bay to the front elevation, this spacious family home is entered through a central hallway with enclosed porch area. The reception accommodation includes a dual aspect lounge/ diner with tri-fold doors opening onto an expansive porcelain tiled sun terrace and a family room with vaulted ceiling which is open plan to the kitchen.  Also on the ground floor is a study space, set off from the dining room via a pocket door and a conservatory, seamlessly linking the family room with the garden. 

The kitchen is served by a utility room encompassing a shower suite which is useful for those needing additional ground floor bathroom facilities.

The first floor is accessed via a split staircase leading to landings at both the front and rear of the house which is an unusual layout, but given there is a continuous flow around the first floor to enable connectivity throughout this floor, this will work well for families or equally, could be altered to suit personal choice.  The principal bedroom enjoys stunning views, as do all the rooms at the front of the house, and has an en-suite shower room in addition to in-built wardrobes.  There are two further double bedrooms on this floor which have fitted/in-built wardrobes and the use of a Jack ‘n’ Jill four piece bathroom suite.  On the second floor, the bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and its own en-suite shower room.

Outside, the landscaped gardens have been arranged with minimal maintenance in mind and have been creatively designed with two porcelain tiled sun terraces wrapping around two sides of the house.  A matching walkway to the rear of the garden hosts a further terrace with stunning hillside views and a large two room insulated summerhouse which is connected to electric and has a kitchenette and shower room*.