£325,000
3 bed terraced house for sale34 North Street, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire NP7
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Charming stone fronted three bedroom period home
Requires modernisation
Three spacious bedrooms
Two reception rooms with period features
Downstairs bathroom
Generous rear garden perfect for green fingers
On street parking
Offered to the market chain free
Quote Reference GP608630 - Welcome to this charming stone-fronted period home, ideally situated in the sought-after North Street area. Requiring modernisation, this property presents an excellent opportunity to personalise your own space and is offered chain-free.
Approach the property through a wrought iron gate and a useful front garden, leading to the main entrance of this delightful period residence.
The entrance hall gives access to two reception rooms on either side, as well as the staircase rising to the first floor. The lounge features a character fireplace and a front picture window. At the same time, the dining room boasts a fireplace, a picture window, an internal door to the basement, and access to the inner hallway leading to the kitchen and bathroom. The kitchen, in need of updating, is positioned at the rear of the property and enjoys views over the splendid garden, as does the bathroom, which includes a separate shower.
Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms offer pleasant rear views over the garden and surrounding countryside.
The generous rear garden is perfect for gardening enthusiasts, featuring an outbuilding and greenhouse, and providing a blank canvas to make your own mark.
The property also benefits from rear pedestrian access, which enhances its practicality and ease of use.
Location
The historic market town of Abergavenny, often called the Gateway to Wales, is a charming destination that combines rich history with stunning natural landscapes. It sits adjacent to the picturesque Brecon Beacons National Park. This vibrant town offers many amenities for residents and visitors alike, including a diverse selection of independent shops showcasing local craftsmanship and larger supermarkets for everyday needs.
Dining options in Abergavenny are plentiful. The town features a variety of restaurants, from casual eateries to upscale dining experiences, many of which focus on locally sourced ingredients. The town also has a bustling theatre and cinema, providing entertainment options for all ages.
Abergavenny boasts quality education facilities for families, with primary and secondary schools within easy reach.
Each September, the town transforms into a culinary hub for its celebrated annual food festival, which draws food enthusiasts from across the country and beyond. This event showcases gourmet street food, artisanal products, and local delicacies, creating a lively atmosphere filled with tastings, cooking demonstrations, and workshops.
Throughout the year, Abergavenny comes alive with vibrant cultural events celebrating its rich heritage and diverse community. From cycling and walking festivals that showcase the town's stunning natural beauty to music and art events that highlight local talent and draw participants from diverse backgrounds, something exciting is always happening in Abergavenny.
Food lovers will appreciate the many renowned gastropubs and restaurants scattered throughout the town and its scenic surroundings. Each offers a unique menu that reflects the region's rich agricultural heritage.
Finally, Abergavenny's excellent road links make it a breeze to explore. Whether travelling to and from Hereford, Brecon, Swansea, Bristol, Newport, or Cardiff, the well-connected A40 and other major roads ensure you can easily reach this charming town. This combination of natural beauty, community spirit, and access to urban centres makes Abergavenny a desirable destination for living and visiting.
Services
The property is connected to Mains Electricity, Water, Drainage, and Gas.
Mobile and Broadband Internet services are available.
Directions - what3words
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Approach the property through a wrought iron gate and a useful front garden, leading to the main entrance of this delightful period residence.
The entrance hall gives access to two reception rooms on either side, as well as the staircase rising to the first floor. The lounge features a character fireplace and a front picture window. At the same time, the dining room boasts a fireplace, a picture window, an internal door to the basement, and access to the inner hallway leading to the kitchen and bathroom. The kitchen, in need of updating, is positioned at the rear of the property and enjoys views over the splendid garden, as does the bathroom, which includes a separate shower.
Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms offer pleasant rear views over the garden and surrounding countryside.
The generous rear garden is perfect for gardening enthusiasts, featuring an outbuilding and greenhouse, and providing a blank canvas to make your own mark.
The property also benefits from rear pedestrian access, which enhances its practicality and ease of use.
Location
The historic market town of Abergavenny, often called the Gateway to Wales, is a charming destination that combines rich history with stunning natural landscapes. It sits adjacent to the picturesque Brecon Beacons National Park. This vibrant town offers many amenities for residents and visitors alike, including a diverse selection of independent shops showcasing local craftsmanship and larger supermarkets for everyday needs.
Dining options in Abergavenny are plentiful. The town features a variety of restaurants, from casual eateries to upscale dining experiences, many of which focus on locally sourced ingredients. The town also has a bustling theatre and cinema, providing entertainment options for all ages.
Abergavenny boasts quality education facilities for families, with primary and secondary schools within easy reach.
Each September, the town transforms into a culinary hub for its celebrated annual food festival, which draws food enthusiasts from across the country and beyond. This event showcases gourmet street food, artisanal products, and local delicacies, creating a lively atmosphere filled with tastings, cooking demonstrations, and workshops.
Throughout the year, Abergavenny comes alive with vibrant cultural events celebrating its rich heritage and diverse community. From cycling and walking festivals that showcase the town's stunning natural beauty to music and art events that highlight local talent and draw participants from diverse backgrounds, something exciting is always happening in Abergavenny.
Food lovers will appreciate the many renowned gastropubs and restaurants scattered throughout the town and its scenic surroundings. Each offers a unique menu that reflects the region's rich agricultural heritage.
Finally, Abergavenny's excellent road links make it a breeze to explore. Whether travelling to and from Hereford, Brecon, Swansea, Bristol, Newport, or Cardiff, the well-connected A40 and other major roads ensure you can easily reach this charming town. This combination of natural beauty, community spirit, and access to urban centres makes Abergavenny a desirable destination for living and visiting.
Services
The property is connected to Mains Electricity, Water, Drainage, and Gas.
Mobile and Broadband Internet services are available.
Directions - what3words
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