Belgrave Close, Abergavenny, NP7, 4 bedroom, House

4 bed House for Sale

Belgrave Close, Abergavenny, NP7

£565,000 (Freehold)

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Description

Key Features

Council Tax Band: F | Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council | Tenure: Freehold
Highly Favoured Position on the Western Side of Abergavenny
Extended family home Offering Excellent Refurbishment Opportunity with No Onward Chain
Walking Distance to the Town Centre, High Street, Shops & Schools
Walking Distance to Belgrave Park with Countryside Walks to the Sugar Loaf Close-by and Close proximity to Nevill Hall Hospital
Five Reception Rooms Plus Conservatory
Kitchen & Large Utility Room
Four Double Bedrooms & Family Bathroom
Large Integral Garage with Electric Door
Private Enclosed Garden And Driveway Providing Ample Parking

Summary

Occupying a most convenient location and enjoying outlooks towards two of Abergavenny’s famous mountain peaks, this extended four bedroomed family home is situated on the highly desirable Western side of Abergavenny, favoured by residents and buyers alike due to the close proximity of country walks including one of the area’s most famous peaks, Sugar Loaf Mountain with the Sugar Loaf Vineyards, highly favoured primary schools, Belgrave Park and the popular local public house and restaurant, The Lamb and Flag all close-by, serves to make this an undeniably enviable location in the town.

This extended, well-proportioned, detached four bedroom house occupies a corner plot with extensive living accommodation comprising an entrance porch and hallway plus ground floor toilet, five reception rooms plus a double glazed conservatory, kitchen and separate utility room. There are four double bedrooms all with built in wardrobes and a generous family bathroom.

Although requiring a schedule of improvement works, this family home already benefits from double glazed windows, gas fired central heating and a large integral garage.

Location

Location Summary

Situated in a favoured and highly sought after location on the western side of the town yet being within half a mile of the towns shopping centre. The town centre itself offers comprehensive leisure and shopping amenities including individual boutique style shops, eateries and restaurants, grocery and newsagent stores, supermarkets, and a plethora of well-known high street shops. The town is particularly well served by schools for all ages at both primary and secondary level.

The area is internationally favoured as a foodie haven as well as an ideal base for professional and amateur leisure pursuits. There are many sports clubs and activities in the area including rugby, football, tennis, bowls and swimming and of course, cycling at both an amateur and a professional level can be found close-by.

For those seeking long walks, there are pathways leading to the River Usk and the Brecon to Monmouthshire Canal as well as the summit of Blorenge Mountain from which colourful hang gliders may be observed, plus many of the other mountains which surround this historic town.

Abergavenny also hosts a market several times a week. The town has its own cinema and leisure centre as well as several eateries for evening entertainment. Abergavenny railway station is very accessible whilst road links at the Hardwick roundabout give easy access to the motorway and “A” routes to Cwmbran, Cardiff, and Merthyr Tydfil and further afield to the M4 and the Midlands.