Bryn-Y-Gwenin, Abergavenny, NP7, 4 bedroom, House

4 bed House for Sale

Bryn-Y-Gwenin, Abergavenny, NP7

£580,000 (Freehold)

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Description

Key Features

Council Tax Band: G | Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council | Tenure: Freehold
Detached four bedroomed family home situated in a hugely popular rural setting just 4 miles from the centre of Abergavenny
Two dual aspect reception rooms
Triple aspect sunroom | Dual aspect kitchen / diner | Utility room
Four bedrooms | Two bath / shower rooms (includes an en-suite to the guest bedroom
Ground floor cloakroom
Integral garage & driveway with EV charging point
Gardens with long distance countryside views to the Skirrid Fawr and across rolling Monmouthshire countryside

Summary

This four bedroomed detached family home enjoys an enviable setting in a highly favoured semi-rural hamlet just 4 miles from the ancient market town of Abergavenny.

Nestled beside the Skirrid Fawr, this super home has extensive, far-reaching countryside views across its gardens towards the slopes of the Skirrid and wider Black Mountains at the front and, at the rear, uninterrupted over gently undulating Monmouthshire countryside towards the hills above the Wye Valley.

The property has a spacious, contemporary interior with wooden flooring and a modern kitchen just perfect for entertaining. This home will suit buyers looking for space, views and a rural idyll with great connections - with room for a growing family, multi-generational living, visiting guests or working from home, walks from the door, easy access to schools and to the desirable market town of Abergavenny and great road and rail links.

Of a generous size and with an adaptable configuration, this stylish family residence has two dual aspect reception rooms, a triple aspect sunroom, a spacious dual aspect kitchen/diner, separate utility room, and a cloakroom on the ground floor. For bedroom accommodation, there are four bedrooms accessed via two separate staircases. From the hallway, the main staircase leads to the principal bedrooms in the house and a family bathroom; whilst from the sitting room, a private staircase opens into a separate double bedroom with an ensuite shower room, ideal as a self-contained space for visiting guests, or multi-generational living, or as a main suite.

Outside the gardens are a true delight – ample and manageable, with a range of lawns and planting areas and offering several seating spots from which to admire the

stunning scenery and abundant wildlife which surround this family home. For car owners, there is off road parking and an attached garage, plus an electric car charging point.

Location

Location Summary

Bryn-y-Gwenin is a highly favoured rural hamlet sitting in the lee of the Skirrid Fawr with direct access to the Beacons Way and a short distance to the renowned, Michelin-starred Walnut Tree restaurant. Some 4 miles away, the historic market town of Abergavenny offers comprehensive leisure and shopping amenities including individual boutique style shops, bistros and restaurants, independent grocery and newsagent stores, supermarkets, and a plethora of well-known high street shops. Abergavenny hosts a market several times a week in its iconic Market Hall which attracts people from far and wide to its Farmers’ market. The town boasts its own cinema, theatre, and leisure centre as well as being a sought after destination as a foodie haven, attracting famous chefs from across the world to its annual Food Festival; there are numerous eateries and gastro pubs in the town and the neighbouring villages providing evening entertainment and culinary delights.

The town is particularly well served by popular schools for all ages at both primary and secondary level. Schools in the private sector are also accessible and can be found in Monmouth, Hereford, Brecon, and Newport.

The area is an ideal base for professional and amateur leisure pursuits. There are many sports clubs and activities including rugby, football, tennis, bowls, and swimming and of course, cycling at both amateur and professional level, all close-by. For those seeking long walks, there are pathways leading to the River Usk and the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal from the town centre as well as to the summits of the seven mountains which surround this historic
market town, ready to explore and located just a short distance away. Abergavenny railway station has direct trains to Cardiff, Shrewsbury and Manchester and connections at Newport for Bristol and London - whilst road links via dual-carriageway and “A” routes give easy access to Cardiff, Newport and the M4 in the South, Hereford and the Borders to the North, Bristol and the Midlands to the East and the Valleys and West Wales to the West.