Tyla Road, Govilon, NP7, 1 bedroom, House

1 bed House for Sale

Tyla Road, Govilon, NP7

£285,000 (Freehold)

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Key Features

Council Tax Band: A | Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council | Tenure: Freehold
A one / potentially two bedroomed semi-detached period cottage
Large open plan lounge / kitchen / diner
Superb interior design finish with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams complemented by Mandarin Stone flooring and bespoke wrought iron balustrades to staircase
Contemporary wet room serving a large dual aspect double bedroom
Sitting room with potential to convert to bedroom to suit
Riven stone terrace overlooking a stream
Large separate area of garden surrounded by woodland
Perfect primary residence or holiday home
Off street parking
No onward chain

Summary

Nestled amidst the beautiful scenery of the Usk Valley in the Brecon Beacons National Park on the fringe of a World Heritage site, is this semi-detached, period, waterside cottage situated in the lee of the Blorenge and surrounded by attractive woodland. In a rural setting on the outskirts of a small village. The cottage is positioned within easy access of the internationally famous market town of Abergavenny. Perfect for either a primary residence or a holiday home, this one/two bedroomed cottage has been fully renovated to provide a luxury home with no expense spared on the finish with Mandarin Stone flooring, wrought iron balustrades, vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and an open plan kitchen / lounge / diner opening onto a riven stone terrace. Originally two bedrooms, the property has been adapted to create more reception space but could be returned to two bedrooms if so desired. The cottage is offered to the market with a large separate area of garden that also provides off street parking.

Location

Location Summary

Sitting in the foothills of the Blorenge Mountain in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, Govilon is a small village betwixt Llanfoist and Gilwern with a thriving community situated just over two miles from the historic market town of Abergavenny. Local facilities in the village include a public house, village shop, church and, of course, the Canal Wharf. A favoured tourist destination, the area is also well known for outdoor and leisure pursuits including hill walking, pony trekking, kayaking and hang gliding from the top of the Blorenge Mountain. The Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal runs through the village as does a well-used path into Abergavenny, frequented by dog walkers, runners and those taking an active stroll into town.

For more comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities, Abergavenny is also easily accessible by car and boasts many high street shops and local boutiques as well as many bistros, restaurants, and cafes. The town is famous for its Market Hall, theatre, and independent cinema as well as the annual Food Festival which attracts visitors
world-wide. The area is also well served for schools for all ages. Abergavenny railway station provides services to central London and Bristol via Newport as well as Cardiff, Newport, and Manchester. Road links via the A465 and motorway network provide access to Cwmbran, Newport, Cardiff and West Wales as well as Bristol, London, and the Midlands.