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Property features

Modern and contemporary four double bedroom family home
Beautifully presented and renovated by the current vendors
The principal bedroom features a luxurious free-standing bath
Impressive picture window views from the living room
Open plan kitchen, dining, family room leading to the rear courtyard garden
Countryside views from the front aspect
Under floor heating in the living room
Dual entrance
Walled and sunny courtyard garden
Driveway parking

Property description

Quote Reference GP608630 - Originally a Wesleyan Chapel, this exquisite four double-bedroom family home, built in 1848, has been thoughtfully renovated by the current owners to showcase remarkable mountainside views. The ground floor welcomes you with a spacious living room featuring wall-to-ceiling windows, allowing abundant natural light and boasting underfloor heating. The open-plan kitchen/dining room at the rear opens up to a low-maintenance sunny courtyard garden through French double doors. The contemporary kitchen has a range of wall and base units and modern integrated appliances, including a double oven, dishwasher, and induction hob. A secondary hallway with two composite front doors leads to the convenient downstairs cloakroom. The garden extends to a sunny and enclosed patio, offering ample outdoor dining and entertaining space, ideal for enjoying morning coffee or alfresco dining.

The first floor features four double bedrooms, all exuding comfort and style. The principal bedroom features a luxurious free-standing bath suite and captures the scenic views from the front. A modern shower room, accessible from the landing, completes this level.

This home is the ideal mix of style, comfort, and sophistication, and it's waiting for you to make it your own.

Location

Gilwern is a village situated between the historic market town of Abergavenny and the picturesque town of Crickhowell. The popular village is where you can find many local amenities such as shops, newsagents, pubs, hairdressers, schools, and places of worship. The Brecon and Monmouthshire Canal runs through the village and is ideal for cycling or walking along the towpath and into the beautiful countryside of the Brecon Beacons National Park and surrounding hillsides.

Services

The property is connected to main electricity, water, drainage, gas central heating, and underfloor heating to the living room.

Mobile and internet services are available.