Camden Road, Brecon, Powys

Description

No.59 is an attractive Victorian semi-detached family home offering spacious accommodation which has been tastefully improved whilst retaining many of the original features. This period home retains both the original staircase and a second staircase from the rear of the house, period floor tiles to the entrance porch, several traditional fire surrounds but also enjoys the modern comforts of a modern fitted kitchen and bathroom suite and underfloor heating to several rooms.

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The spacious accommodation includes 3 reception rooms, a spacious hallway, modern fitted kitchen/ breakfast room, utility; at first floor are 3 bedrooms, one with an ensuites plus separate family bathroom and on the second floor 2 further attic bedrooms and a play room. Off the main hallway is access to a useful cellar ideal for extended storage. The garden enjoys a south facing aspect to include a range of mature trees and a parking area.

Location

The property is located on one of Brecon's most sought after streets. The town centre about 500m away offers a good range of shops including three supermarkets with a choice of leisure amenities within close proximity including a leisure centre complex, theatre and cinema. The surrounding areas are known for their outstanding scenery and abundance of walking and cycling trails which is ideal for those who enjoy and active lifestyle.

Walk Inside

Approached via an original Victorian Entrance Porch with quarry tiled flooring into a spacious Reception Hall with stained glass sash window, coving and architraves. The Drawing Room features a fireplace with inset log burner and a lovely bay window to front aspect. Alongside is the Sitting Room with feature fireplace with 'Clearview' woodburner and original sash window facing south. On the opposite side of the hallway is the Dining Room offering character with built-in glazed cupboards and door to the Kitchen/Breakfast Room which has been modernised with a lovely country kitchen with range of base and wall mounted units providing ample storage, large island with drawer space, space for a rangemaster type cooker with extractor hood and space for appliances, ceramic sink, underfloor heating and sash windows which look out to the cottage garden. Beyond the kitchen is a spacious Utility offering ample space and plumbing for appliances along with feature arched storage areas.

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From the kitchen a second staircase leads to the first floor while the principal hall provides the main staircase to the first floor along with access to the cellar.

First Floor

The spacious landing area enjoys a feature curved wall and storage cupboard and provides access to each of the first floor bedrooms. The south facing Master Bedroom has a bay window with fantastic views over roof tops, built-in cupboard, original feature fireplace with mantel over and an En-Suite with fully tiled corner shower cubicle, low level w.c., vanity wash hand basin with storage under, part panelling to the walls and underfloor heating. There is a second double bedroom enjoying the south facing views and a third double bedroom located at the rear. The family Bathroom has a modern suite to include a roll-top claw foot Victorian style bath, walk-in fully tiled double shower, low level w.c., large wash hand basin, part panelling to walls, ceramic tiles to the floor with underfloor heating together with a built-in cupboard housing the Worcester boiler.

Second Floor

The second floor has a large landing area used as a children’s playroom having an area of restricted headroom. To either end of the landing is a another bedroom, the rear bedroom having a period fireplace and the front bedroom a dormer window from where there are great views.

Walk Outside

The property stands on a spacious garden plot which enjoys an area for parking and traditional single garage. Immediately to the front of the house is a paved seating area with mature shrubs with a path and steps leading up to the spacious rear garden which is mostly lawned with a collection of mature trees including a weeping willow, copper beech and Californian pine. There are spectacular views from the top of the garden towards the Brecon Beacon Mountain Range, an ideal area for summer barbecues.