Key Features

• Council Tax Band: F | Local Authority: Powys County Council | Tenure: Freehold
• Four bedroomed semi-detached family home in the centre of the market town of Crickhowell
• Walking distance to high street
• Cottage style south facing gardens with paved sun terrace
• Exceptional long distance views towards Llangattock Hillside
• Two reception rooms with wood stoves
• Triple aspect kitchen / breakfast room featuring a bay window seating area
• Hallway with original tiling
• White bathroom suites on both floors | Four first floor bedrooms
• Utility area
• Off road parking for approximately 4 vehicles | Walking distance to primary & high schools

Summary

Affording extraordinary long distance southerly views towards Llangattock Hillside, is this four bedroomed semi- detached period family home, sitting in an enviable position within walking distance of Crickhowell’s internationally famous high street, pubs and cafes.  Beautifully presented with heaps of charm and a splendid yet manageable cottage style garden, this family home has two reception rooms, two bathrooms and a triple aspect kitchen / breakfast room with a lovely bay window seating area.  In an area where parking is at a premium, there is also access across a private drive into a gated parking area with space for approximately four medium size vehicles.

Entered via a porch to the side of the house into a hallway displaying the original tiled floor, there are two reception rooms, one at the rear of the property with doors opening onto a sun terrace, and one to the front, which being slightly larger suits being used as a lounge / diner.  Both rooms have fireplaces fitted with wood stoves and are tastefully arranged with contemporary decoration sympathetic to the era of the

house, complemented by attractive wood style flooring.  The triple aspect kitchen / breakfast room has space for casual dining and is fitted with a comprehensive range of cabinets, including a very useful pantry cupboard.  Serving the utility room, a rear lobby opens into a small utility area which has space for a washing machine and tumble dryer.  For busy families and ease of use, there is a bathroom on the ground floor which is perfectly positioned for young children and gardeners alike, having access from the rear lobby into the garden. Upstairs there are four good size bedrooms, two of which enjoy breath-taking elevated views, and a spacious bathroom suite.

Outside, the south facing gardens lie to the rear and side of the house and given the orientation of the house enjoy a perfect backdrop with the hillside of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, framed by the town’s cricket pitch and allotments which sit behind the garden.  A sun terrace adjoins the back of the property, opening onto a lawned garden surrounded by a plethora of cottage style plants and a further seating area at the bottom of the garden.