Pandy, Abergavenny, NP7, 2 bedroom, House

2 bed House for Sale

Pandy, Abergavenny, NP7

£375,000 (Freehold)

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Description

Key Features

Council Tax Band: E | Local Authority: Monmouthshire | Tenure: Freehold
Two bedroomed detached family home in a favoured semi-rural position
Refurbishment opportunity
Offered to the market for the first time in over 50 years
Impressive, large triple aspect room with A frame vaulted ceiling
Living room | Bathroom | Kitchen
Historic planning consent granted for additional dwellings in the garden
Storeroom, garage & driveway
Mature gardens with elevated patio and pond
Historic planning consent granted for an additional dwelling in the garden
Solid fuel heating & solar panels

Summary

Enjoying a semi-rural position in the Monmouthshire village of Pandy, Taylor & Co are delighted to present this unusual family home, offered to the open market for the first time in over 50 years. Presented for sale as a refurbishment opportunity, this former forge is a single storey residence with a lower ground floor storeroom and has a footprint of approximately 1624 sqft/150 sqm. The property sits in mature gardens for which planning consent for the construction of a new dwelling was historically granted.

Originally a bungalow, the accommodation currently comprises two bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom. The property was extended to the front to create an additional storey, the ground floor being a storeroom with a fixed stepway and hatch access to the first floor. On this level, a large triple aspect room with an A frame vaulted ceiling measuring approximately 33’6 x 17’11 provides entry into the principal part of the accommodation. This large room has been used for many years for weaving but now offers scope to be incorporated into the main body of the property either as a kitchen, large reception space or possible subdivision into other rooms to suit, subject to the necessary consent.

Location

Location Summary

The village of Pandy is situated on a level and fertile plain at the foothills of the Black Mountains and is conveniently situated close to the A465 major route, with excellent road links to the M4 and, M50/M5. The nearest rail station is only 10 minutes away in Abergavenny with connections to Newport, Cardiff, London and beyond. The historically renowned Skirrid Mountain Inn, being the oldest and reputedly the most haunted Inn in Wales, is close-by in the neighbouring village of Llanvihangel Crucorney, as are the local Church, village store and garage. There are also several award-winning restaurants in the area.

The extensive and splendid mountain ranges and Offas Dyke which are all situated nearby, serve to attract thousands of tourists, walkers and cyclists to the village and surrounding areas. The market town of Abergavenny is 5 miles away, Hay-on-Wye, 12 miles and Hereford City 18 miles. There are two superb golf courses within 5 miles and the Celtic Manor Resort (2010 Ryder Cup venue) is just a 30 minute drive away. The nearest primary school is located just across the main road with secondary schools being found in Abergavenny, Monmouth, and Hereford.

Abergavenny is famously known as being the Gateway to Wales. Enjoying a landscape rich in beauty and history, the town boasts a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities, including a wide selection of boutique style shops, grocery and newsagent stores, supermarkets, including a large Waitrose with Home section and many well-known high street shops.

Abergavenny also hosts a farmers’ market several times a week as well as having its own cinema, theatre, and leisure centre, plus several restaurants for evening entertainment. The area is well served by schools for all ages in both the private and state sector with popular fee paying choices being Monmouth Haberdashers, Hereford Cathedral and slightly further afield, Rougemont.