£1,200 pcm
(£277 pw)
2 bed terraced house to rentCanon Street, Newport NP19
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
667 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Unfurnished
About this property
Two double bedroom period house
Two receptions & stylish kitchen
Double garage to the side
Characterful period fireplace
Minutes from rodney parade
Short walk to newport city centre
Riverside walks along the usk
Quick access to the M4
A two double bedroom period house with its own double garage, on Canon Street just off Caerleon Road, within walking distance of Newport city centre and Rodney Parade.
Canon Street is part of a small grid of period terraces built by local benefactor Edward Barnard. That’s why it sits alongside church-named neighbours like Bishop Street and Dean Street.
An entrance hall with a storage cupboard leads to two separate reception rooms. The living room has two double glazed windows and a feature fire. The sitting/dining room to the rear has a period fireplace. At the back of the house, the kitchen is fitted with stylish wall and base units. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and the bathroom. The layout suits couples, professionals sharing, or anyone wanting a second reception room as a home office.
The kitchen includes an integrated fridge, integrated freezer, electric oven and four-ring hob. The house has uPVC double glazing and gas combination central heating throughout. Outside, there’s a low-maintenance courtyard garden to the rear.
Everyday shops and services are close by on Caerleon Road. Rodney Parade, home of the Dragons and Newport County afc, is around a 10-minute walk. Cross Newport Bridge and you’re in the city centre, with Friars Walk, the Riverfront Theatre and the riverside paths along the Usk all within easy reach. Roman Caerleon is a short bus ride up the road.
Newport station is around a 15-minute walk, with direct trains to Cardiff, Bristol and London. Regular buses along Caerleon Road run into the city centre and out to Caerleon and Cwmbran. The M4 is a short drive away.
Parking is a real standout. The house comes with its own double garage to the side, which is rare for a period terrace this close to the city.
A characterful two-bed with two receptions and its own garage, in a well-connected spot a short walk from the heart of Newport.
EPC Rating: D
Disclaimer
These details are provided in good faith to give a fair overview of the property but don’t form part of any offer or contract. Buyers should verify anything critical (like measurements, floor plans, permissions, utilities, or title) with their own solicitor or surveyor.
Money Laundering: In line with regulations, buyers will need to provide id documents at an appropriate stage. Thanks for your co-operation.
Measurements: All sizes are approximate and for guidance only.
Services: We haven’t tested any systems, appliances, or utilities. Buyers should carry out their own checks.
Legal Note: Wrights. And its agents can’t make guarantees about the property. Any mention of changes or use does not confirm relevant permissions are in place.
We aim to include all key material info in line with ntselat guidance. If you have questions or would like the full Property Information Questionnaire, just ask.
Canon Street is part of a small grid of period terraces built by local benefactor Edward Barnard. That’s why it sits alongside church-named neighbours like Bishop Street and Dean Street.
An entrance hall with a storage cupboard leads to two separate reception rooms. The living room has two double glazed windows and a feature fire. The sitting/dining room to the rear has a period fireplace. At the back of the house, the kitchen is fitted with stylish wall and base units. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and the bathroom. The layout suits couples, professionals sharing, or anyone wanting a second reception room as a home office.
The kitchen includes an integrated fridge, integrated freezer, electric oven and four-ring hob. The house has uPVC double glazing and gas combination central heating throughout. Outside, there’s a low-maintenance courtyard garden to the rear.
Everyday shops and services are close by on Caerleon Road. Rodney Parade, home of the Dragons and Newport County afc, is around a 10-minute walk. Cross Newport Bridge and you’re in the city centre, with Friars Walk, the Riverfront Theatre and the riverside paths along the Usk all within easy reach. Roman Caerleon is a short bus ride up the road.
Newport station is around a 15-minute walk, with direct trains to Cardiff, Bristol and London. Regular buses along Caerleon Road run into the city centre and out to Caerleon and Cwmbran. The M4 is a short drive away.
Parking is a real standout. The house comes with its own double garage to the side, which is rare for a period terrace this close to the city.
A characterful two-bed with two receptions and its own garage, in a well-connected spot a short walk from the heart of Newport.
EPC Rating: D
Disclaimer
These details are provided in good faith to give a fair overview of the property but don’t form part of any offer or contract. Buyers should verify anything critical (like measurements, floor plans, permissions, utilities, or title) with their own solicitor or surveyor.
Money Laundering: In line with regulations, buyers will need to provide id documents at an appropriate stage. Thanks for your co-operation.
Measurements: All sizes are approximate and for guidance only.
Services: We haven’t tested any systems, appliances, or utilities. Buyers should carry out their own checks.
Legal Note: Wrights. And its agents can’t make guarantees about the property. Any mention of changes or use does not confirm relevant permissions are in place.
We aim to include all key material info in line with ntselat guidance. If you have questions or would like the full Property Information Questionnaire, just ask.
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