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Llangua Terrace , Llangua, Abergavenny, NP7

PROPERTY TYPE

Semi-Detached

BEDROOMS

3

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

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Description

Nearby vast array of amenities nearby at the village of Ewyas Harold which is approximately 1.25 miles away include butchers, dentist, vets, primary school, chip shop, village hall and public house.

OVERVIEW

Pleasantly located this substantially extended stone 3 bedroom end of terraced cottage, enjoys a semi rural position backing onto fields, and having ample car parking for at least 4 or more cars plus a garden area around the property with a further separate garden area which is currently woodland, but could be more formally transformed into a traditional garden. The property is offered for sale in immaculate order throughout, with the benefit of electric heating, and has many original features including inglenook fireplace, oak timbers, oak flooring, and feature fireplaces.
An array of amenities are available at the village of Ewyas Harold which is approximately 1.25 miles away including butchers, dentist, vets, primary school, chip shop, village hall and public house.

In more detail the property comprises:
Front door leads to:

Reception Hall

With quarry tiled floor, electric radiator, and exposed ceiling timbers.
Door to:

Kitchen

4.63m x 3.0m (15' 2" x 9' 10")
Kitchen is fitted with a modern hi-gloss white units, with hardwood working surfaces, comprising Belfast double sink, mixer tap, hardwood working surface either side, built-in double oven, 4 ring ceramic hob, drawers, storage beneath, stainless steel canopy over, further base units with drawers and cupboards, full range of eye level wall cupboards, integrated dishwasher, original quarry tiled floor, American style fridge/freezer, inset ceiling downlighters, skylight, electric radiator, steps upto walk-in pantry, with further working space and plumbing for washing machine, shelving and windows.
Door to:

Sitting room

3.34m x 5.90m (10' 11" x 19' 4")
Having feature inglenook fireplace to one end, exposed oak beam over, raised stone hearth, wealth of exposed ceiling timbers, 2 electric radiators, dual windows with outlook to the front, and strip pine door leading back through to the reception hall.
Door to:

Second Reception/Snug Room

3.95m x 3.31m (13' 0" x 10' 10")
With personal door to the outside, electric radiator, power points, cupboard housing the electric consumer unit and meters, plus additional shelving.

Ground Floor Bedroom 3

3.16m x 3.52m (10' 4" x 11' 7")
With electric radiator, power points, higher than average ceiling, access to roof space, dual windows with outlook to the rear and the side.

Stairs from the reception hall lead to:

Landing Area

Strip pine door leads to:

Bedroom 1

3.39m x 4.45m (11' 1" x 14' 7")
With oak flooring, window with outlook to the front, electric radiator, and power points.

Bedroom 2

3.25m x 3.96m (10' 8" x 13' 0")
With oak flooring, window to front, skylight, power points, electric radiator, and airing cupboard to one corner with oak door and lagged hot tank fitted immersion heater.

Family Bathroom

Nicely fitted with a white suite, comprising; panelled bath with Triton electric shower over, screen and tiled surround, low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, chrome ladder style radiator/towel rail, access to roof space, and original period fireplace to one corner.

OUTSIDE

The property is approached from the Abergavenny road, via a large entranceway providing ample car parking for 4 or more cars, and from here there is timber fencing and a personal gate where there is a gravelled pathway with garden either side which in turn leads towards the property. The property has 2 entrance ways either from the side or to the rear. At the rear of the property there is a further gravelled section providing ideal patio/sun terrace patch, further garden sectors and stock proof fencing bordering the adjoining land with countryside beyond. Proceeding through the gardens and the car parking area there is an additional parcel of ground, affectionately known as 'Dingly Dell' which is an area of woodland, providing an ideal retreat, or any area for children to enjoy, plus this could be developed into more formal gardens, depending on an incoming purchasers requirements.

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PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
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GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Yes
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About Stooke Hill & Walshe, Hereford

8 King Street, Hereford, HR4 9BW
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Stooke, Hill & Walshe opened in 1992 and from our Hereford and Ledbury Offices we aim to provide you with a comprehensive property service. We concentrate on just you and your property needs – no gimics, just good, honest professional advice.

We are independent estate agents which means you can speak to Alister Walshe the owner of the company whenever you need to. We sell properties throughout Herefordshire but we can also provide professional valuations if required.

We offer advice on the local property market as we deal with it every day. We see day to day how the market is reacting to both local and national events and we can use this knowledge to help you buy and sell.

Over the years Stooke, Hill & Walshe has built up a reputation for good, honest local advice provided by experienced property professionals and this is our commitment and promise to you throughout your moving process.

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