Duke Street, Kington, Herefordshire,

Location

The property is conveniently located on Duke Street, just a short distance from the High Street. The lively market town of Kington is full of character and charm, situated on the Welsh/English border in the county of Herefordshire. It offers a good range of amenities including shops, a post office, leisure centre, nursery, supermarkets, doctors’ surgery, and schools. Kington is also well placed for access to nearby towns, with Presteigne (6 miles), Hay-on-Wye (12 miles), Leominster (16 miles), and Hereford (20 miles) all within easy reach, offering an even wider variety of services and facilities.

Ground Floor

Entering through the side of the property, you are greeted by the inner hallway with a staircase rising to the first floor and access to the downstairs cloakroom, fitted with a WC and wall-mounted wash hand basin. Moving along, a door leads through to the kitchen — a good-sized room offering ample worktop and cupboard space, with provision for an electric cooker and an inset sink overlooking the rear garden. The room is complemented by exposed ceiling beams and a porthole window, allowing for plenty of natural light. From the kitchen, a door leads through to the utility — a practical space with a window and door giving access to the rear garden. Returning to the inner hall, a glass-panelled door opens into the living room, which spans the full width of the house. This generous room is beautifully complemented by exposed ceiling timbers and a focal woodburning stove with stone surround, with a window to the front and French doors leading out to the rear garden.

First Floor

Moving to the first floor, three bedrooms are found. The master bedroom is positioned to the rear of the property, featuring fitted wardrobes and a rear-facing window. Bedroom two is also to the rear and includes fitted wardrobes, while bedroom one is to the front, again with fitted wardrobes. All three bedrooms are of good size, each capable of accommodating a double bed or larger. Bedroom three, an L-shaped room, would also make an ideal home office or hobby room if preferred. The first floor is completed by the family bathroom — albeit dated, it is a light and bright room with two obscure windows, currently fitted with a panelled bath, WC, and pedestal wash hand basin.

Garden

The rear garden offers a relatively blank canvas for a keen gardener, or equally, an easy-to-maintain outdoor space. Immediately to the rear of the property is a concrete patio — a good area for entertaining and dining during the warmer months — bordered by a low-level stone wall with small steps leading up to a level lawn. The garden is bordered by mature trees and hedging, with a wire fence to the right-hand boundary and a pathway leading to the rear, where a pedestrian gate provides access and a stone wall borders Love Lane public car park.

Parking

There is no official parking with the property; however, it does back onto a public car park, which is currently unrestricted.