Park View Gardens, Newport, NP10

Guide Price £325,000–£335,000

The Ground Floor

Step inside onto engineered oak boards that run the length of the hallway, setting the tone for what's ahead. The kitchen-diner is the obvious draw, stretching across the entire front of the house. Steel grey Shaker units anchor the room, paired with pale grey wall cabinets that keep the storage generous without weighing the space down. A solid wood worktop runs beneath an octagonal tiled splashback, and a range cooker sits at the centre of it all — built for a Sunday roast as easily as a weeknight supper. Stylish tiling by Narduzzo has been chosen carefullly to tie in with the design. The dining area opens straight off the kitchen, big enough for a proper table . Off to the side, a storage room complete with boiler stands ready for conversion to a downstairs WC, should a buyer want one. The living room sits at the back, glazed doors and a large window pulling in light from the garden and opening the room straight out onto it.

The First Floor

Three bedrooms are upstairs, each with room to breathe. The main bedroom comes with mirrored built-in wardrobes already fitted, so there's one less thing to sort after moving day. The family bathroom has been finished with grey tiling and a smart vanity unit — the kind of bathroom that makes getting ready in the morning feel less like a chore.

The Outside

The rear garden has been planted with real intent — established shrubs and trees give it a settled, grown-in feel rather than the bare-turf look of a new build. Tucked at the end of it is a garden room, insulated and ready to become a home office, a studio, or somewhere to pour a drink on a summer evening. At the front, the driveway holds two cars comfortably, and rather than fencing it off, the planting does the work — trees and shrubs positioned to give the frontage privacy without closing it in.

The Area

Bassaleg sits just west of Newport, within the catchment for Bassaleg School, and close enough to Tredegar House and Fourteen Locks for a Sunday walk without needing the car. Newport station and the M4 are both a short drive away for anyone commuting into Cardiff or Bristol, and the village itself still has the shops and pubs of somewhere that hasn't been swallowed by the city. An easy walk to Pye Corner station makes travel into Cardiff a breeze.


Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: D
Local Authority: Newport