This three bedroomed semi-detached family home is situated in a favoured residential setting in a cul-de-sac location and enjoys mountain views from two aspects toward the Skirrid Fawr, the Deri and the Blorenge. This beautifully presented home will suit buyers looking forbedroom accommodation on both floors as it is arranged with two bedrooms and a family bathroom suite to the first floor as well as a guest bedroom and ensuite shower room to the ground floor. The residence has been enhanced with the addition of a fabulous all year round garden room which is accessed from a contemporary living room with oak flooring throughout.Just perfect for home workers, hobbyists or students, there is an insulated home office in the westerly riven paved garden, just perfect for getting away from it all.

SITUATION
The property is situated in a favoured residential setting within easy access of the centre of Abergavenny. The historic town centre offers comprehensive leisure and shopping amenities including individual boutique style shops, bistros and restaurants, independent grocery and newsagent stores, supermarkets, and a plethora of well-known high street shops. Abergavenny hosts a market several times a week in its iconic Market Hall which attracts people from far and wide to its Farmers' market. The town boasts its own cinema, theatre, and leisure centre as well as being a sought after destination as a foodie haven, attracting famous chefs from across the world to its annual Food Festival; there are numerous eateries and gastro pubs in the town and the neighbouring villages providing evening entertainment and culinary delight.The town is particularly well served by popular schools for all ages at both primary and secondary level with the nearest primary school being within walking distance in a neighbouring road. Schools in the private sector are also accessible and can be found in Monmouth, Hereford, Brecon, and Newport. The area is an ideal base for professional and amateur leisure pursuits. There are many sports clubs and activities including rugby, football, tennis, bowls, and swimming and of course, cycling at both amateur and professional level, all close-by. For those seeking long walks, there are pathways leading to the River Usk and the Brecon to Monmouthshire Canal as well as to the summit of the Deri, one of the seven mountains that surrounds this historic town, ready to explore and located just a short distance away. Abergavenny railway station is accessible by bus, car or even walking whilst road links at the Hardwick roundabout give easy access to the motorway and "A" routes to Cardiff, Newport plus further afield to the M4 linking Bristol, west Wales and the Midlands.

ACCOMMODATION
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