Raglan, Usk, NP15, 3 bedroom, House

3 bed House for Sale

Raglan, Usk, NP15

£375,000 (Freehold)

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Description

Key Features

Council Tax Band: E | Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council | Tenure: Freehold
A spacious 1950’s built semi detached house with ample parking and attached garage
Small cul de sac of only six homes in a rural location about a mile and a half west of the village of Raglan
Originally built with an occupancy restriction but sold with a certificate of lawful use from Monmouthshire Council
Two spacious reception rooms
Attractively fitted kitchen
Utility room | Ground floor toilet
Three bedrooms with en suite shower room to master bedroom
Family bathroom | Good size rear garden | NO CHAIN

Summary

This attractive and deceptively spacious semi-detached family home occupies a delightful rural location within a small cul de sac of only six homes and being just a stone’s throw away from the locally renowned Raglan Garden Centre. The property offers a light and airy interior with neutral décor throughout and benefits from a modern fitted kitchen, a useful utility room plus three bedrooms including en-suite facilities to the master bedroom and a family bathroom. The property is mostly double glazed and heating is provided to radiators throughout from a modern oil fired combination type boiler. The property was originally built with an occupancy restriction, but a certificate of Lawful use was provided in 1994 by Monmouthshire Council.

Location

Location Summary

This family home is situated in the small hamlet of Croes Bychan about a mile and a half west of the enduringly popular village of Raglan and within a stone’s throw of the hugely popular Raglan Garden Centre. Raglan and the surrounding area is steeped in history and has attracted bygone attention from royalty and nobility, having been the scene of renowned battles although more latterly has become noted for being a tourist destination and an outlier of Monmouth. The area is a haven for outdoor sports enthusiasts with hiking, fishing, sailing, canoeing, cycling, pony trekking and hang gliding all prevalent within a short drive.
Facilities
in Raglan village include a highly regarded primary school, doctors’ surgery, a 14th Century church, an historic medieval castle, a golf course, the Beaufort Arms Hotel and Restaurant, the Cripple Creek gastro pub, and for children, Raglan Farm Park. There are also several independent shops, a post office, two convenience grocery stores, chemist, butchers, and a petrol station.
The area is surrounded by scenic countryside and walks yet is ideally placed to provide easy access onto the A40 and A449 which provide links to Abergavenny, Monmouth, and Newport and then further afield to the M50 and M4 for the Midlands, West Wales, Cardiff and central London. Raglan is located 8 miles from Monmouth via the A40 and in the opposite direction on the A40, 9 miles from Abergavenny. The regional centres of Newport (19 miles), Cardiff (32 miles) and Bristol (30 miles) are within a 25 minute, 40 minute and 45 minute drive respectively via the A 449 and M4.

For more comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities, the ancient market town of Abergavenny has a railway station and NHS trust hospital, whilst Monmouth being almost equidistant, has a greater number of well-known high street shops including a Marks & Spencer Food Hall. The area is served well by schools for all ages in both the state and private sector and the area remains a good choice for those seeking private schooling but who don’t wish to live inside the neighbouring larger towns as it has good
links to Monmouth for the Haberdashers schools, Newport for Rougemont and state schooling is widely available in Monmouth, Chepstow, and Abergavenny.