Chapel Road, Abergavenny, NP7

This stone fronted, three bedroomed semi-detached period home sits in a popular position on the favoured side of Western Abergavenny within walking distance of the historic town centre and Cantref Primary School.  Dating from the 1800’s, this family home has been extended over time and now offers comfortable and appealing   accommodation with an unusual, yet charming configuration coupled with character features including shuttered windows, stripped panelled doors, and fitted cupboards. 

Offering a perfect east to west orientation, the partly brick-walled gardens at the rear of this home feature a mature weeping silver birch tree and a further area of garden hidden discreetly behind beech hedging, making this home a great buy for those wanting to be near the town centre but with outside space to sit in and enjoy.

Entered through a central porch, this double fronted home has a well-proportioned living room with twin shuttered windows and a fireplace, plus a small reading area at the rear of the room incorporating a window looking into the kitchen.  A door leads from the living room into a study behind which offers a good amount of fitted storage cupboards, and a return staircase neatly concealed behind a door to the first floor.  Through a rear hall, a door opens into a spacious L shaped kitchen / diner with plenty of room for seating and a separate kitchen prep area. The kitchen has French doors which open into the pretty rear garden making this a great room for cooking and entertaining.  Upstairs, the three bedrooms, one double and two single, are served by a modern white shower suite. 

Parking is available on street and for rear access to the garden, this home enjoys a right of way over the neighbour’s side passageway.

Front Garden

The property is approached via a garden forecourt enclosed by wrought iron railings, complemented by a matching iron entrance gate.

Rear Garden

A particular feature of this family home and enjoying a west facing orientation, French doors open from the kitchen onto a paved area which is enclosed by a stone retaining wall with steps to the side leading up onto an attractive, partly walled lawn which hosts a mature weeping silver birch tree and a variety of pretty heathers, herbaceous shrubbery and perennials. To the rear of the garden, beech hedging conceals a further area of garden incorporating a paved terrace. The property enjoys a right of way over the neighbour’s side passage to the street at the front.

Disclaimer

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