Duffryn Road, Llangynidr, NP8, 5 bedroom, House

5 bed House for Sale

Duffryn Road, Llangynidr, NP8

£550,000 (Freehold)

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Key Features

Council Tax Band: G | Local Authority: Powys County Council | Tenure: Freehold
Four bedroom detached family home with an interconnecting one bedroom annexe occupying a private cul-de-sac setting in a popular village in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park
Flexible accommodation with bedroom, bathroom and reception accommodation on both floors
Annexe with spacious double height triple aspect reception room, double bedroom, kitchen/diner and shower room
Dual aspect living room opening into a triple aspect sun room with vaulted ceiling affording superb first floor mountain views
Generously sized kitchen / breakfast room plus utility room
Dining Room
Study / Office
Three first floor bedrooms with two bath / shower rooms
Walking distance to primary school

Summary

This four bedroomed, three bathroom, family home has an interconnecting one bedroom single storey annexe and is arranged with a flexible configuration which will suit a wide variety of buyers seeking both reception, bedroom and bathroom accommodation on each floor. The perfect long term future-proof family residence, its interchangeable layout affords maximum enjoyment of the surrounding views across the Vale of Usk taking in Pen Cerrig Calch, Table Mountain and Mynydd Llangynidr all of which can be enjoyed from the wraparound gardens of its corner position in a small, private cul-de-sac in the favoured village setting of Llangynidr in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park.

Affording just under 3,000 ft2 (277 m2) of space, this double fronted home is entered through a reception hallway with central staircase. Doors lead from the hall into a large kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances giving access to a utility room and study office. To the front of the house is a dining room which connects to the utility room and a cloakroom via a rear hallway. The hallway interconnects with an annexe which whilst being integral with the main house, could equally be self-contained for those buyers seeking multi-generational living or possible holiday let accommodation. The annexe has a double bedroom, a modern shower suite, a superb double height ceiling triple aspect reception room, and a kitchen/diner.

On the first floor, there is a good division of reception and living accommodation. A large dual aspect living room opens into an impressive triple aspect sun room with distant views over the surrounding hillside. The principal bedroom has an en-suite shower room with the other two bedrooms being served by a family bathroom suite.

To the outside, the gardens wrap around three sides of the house. There is plenty of off road parking in addition to a double integral garage. This property is offered to the market with the benefit of no onward chain.

Location

Location Summary

Nestled in the village of Llangynidr, a quiet favoured semi-rural location situated in the attractive surroundings of the Usk Valley and the Brecon Beacons National Park yet with access to a good range of services and local amenities. Facilities include a village shop, post office and café, the Walnut Tree Stores and Café, children’s playground, tennis courts and a football pitch, a village hall, parish church, and The Coach & Horses and Red Lion public houses. The area is served by Llangynidr Primary School and is currently in the catchment of Crickhowell High School with other schools located in the nearby towns of Abergavenny and Brecon. Private education can be found in Brecon and Monmouth.

The area is renowned for its walks, especially along the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal which runs alongside the village and for the more adventurous, the many mountains of the Bannau Brycheiniog are all close by, including the famous Pen y Fan, the highest peak in Southern Britain, giving spectacular views across the region.

For more comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities, the historic town of Crickhowell is approximately 4 miles away, whilst the larger market towns of Abergavenny (12 miles) and Brecon (10 miles) are also within easy reach. Crickhowell with its high street of independent shops is highly regarded amongst the walking community, attracting both outdoor sports enthusiasts and tourists alike.

Abergavenny offers a comprehensive range of shopping and leisure facilities including a wide selection of boutique style shops, complemented by high street names and highly renowned cafes and restaurants.

Culturally important, the wider area is host to local events of national and international significance include the Abergavenny Food Festival, the Green Man music festival and the Hay Festival of Literature. Crickhowell also has an annual Walking Festival and Literature Festival. A highpoint of the annual calendar in the village must be its annual agricultural show in the summer with many craft stalls and outdoor displays taking part attracting hundreds of visitors. Other regular events including a monthly Farmers’ Market which takes place throughout the year. Local information is available at the CRIC centre in Crickhowell, or interested parties can refer to www.visitcrickhowell.co.uk.