Llantilio Crossenny, Abergavenny, NP7, 4 bedroom, Bungalow

4 bed Bungalow for Sale

Llantilio Crossenny, Abergavenny, NP7

£750,000 (Freehold)

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Description

Key Features

Council Tax Band: G | Local Authority: Monmouthshire | Tenure: Freehold
An extended four bedroomed detached family home sitting in glorious gardens of circa 0.95 of an acre
Two dual aspect reception rooms, sunroom & snug
Favoured Monmouthshire village betwixt Abergavenny, Raglan and Monmouth
Energy efficient home with solar panels and part electric heating
Generously proportioned with an adaptable configuration suited to multi-generational living
Kitchen / breakfast room & separate utility room
Principal bedroom suite with dressing room and a contemporary shower room
Spacious four piece bathroom suite serving other bedrooms
Detached garage & off road parking
Gardens encircle house with sun terraces, specimen trees, a natural woodland with pond & entertainment area

Summary

Situated in a favoured village setting betwixt Abergavenny, Monmouth and Raglan, this extended four bedroomed family home offers generously proportioned single storey family sized accommodation with an adaptable configuration perfectly suited to multi-generational family living. Spacious and substantial in size both outside and in, this family residence sits in glorious gardens which encircle the property and extend to about 0.95 of an acre, adjoining fields to two sides. The grounds are a gardener’s delight, being well stocked with specimen trees and brimming over with manicured shrubbery and flowerbed borders with sun terraces arranged to capture the changing position of the sun as its moves around the garden. Featuring lawns, a splendid vegetable garden enclosed by hornbeam hedging, a natural woodland area with pond, a children’s play area and a campfire seating space, all serve to make this home fascinating in equal measure both indoors and outside.

Its modest frontage belies the size and scope of the property. Entered through a hallway to the side of the bungalow, double doors lead into the reception rooms to one side and to three of the bedrooms and the family bathroom via an internal hallway to the front of the property; whilst a spacious principal bedroom suite at the rear with dressing room and a contemporary shower suite, provides a neat division of the bedroom accommodation should one be required. This home boasts two dual aspect reception rooms, the lounge being of a great size and having a wood stove, plus there is a sunroom overlooking the garden and a snug which could equally be used as a study. The kitchen / breakfast room is fitted with Shaker style units and granite worktops and leads to a utility room with a walk-in pantry which is super for overflow storage. Families who are seeking additional cupboard and storage space for the paraphernalia of modern life will appreciate the external storerooms and fitted cupboards within this

home, in addition to the detached garage and the gazebo in the garden. There is also plenty of off road parking to accompany the garage. For energy efficiency, this home is equipped with a combination of oil fired central heating to the main body of the property, supplemented by electric heating, served by the roof solar panels which have an inverter and a battery pack and provide an income to the owner.

Location

Location Summary

Llantilio Crosseny is a small rural village betwixt Abergavenny, Monmouth and Raglan. The region is renowned for its outdoor activities and is popular amongst the walking community with the Offa’s Dyke pathway passing through the village. For evening entertainment, there are several public houses nearby including The Hogs Head (in the village), The Halfway in Tal Y Coed, and the Red Hart in Llanvapley. Llanvapley is about 2 miles away and has a village cricket pavilion hosting weekly events such as fish & chip suppers, film nights, coffee mornings and traditional games evenings. Llantilio Crosseny has its own church, St Teilo’s, which is steeped in history with origins in the Middle Ages.

The larger market towns of Abergavenny (approximately 6 miles) Monmouth (just 9 miles to the north) and Raglan (about 6miles) are accessible by car. Abergavenny has a wide selection of boutique style shops, grocery and newsagent stores, supermarkets and many well-known high street shops. Abergavenny also hosts a market several times a week and a highly regarded world famous annual Food Festival. The town has its own cinema and leisure centre as well as several restaurants for evening entertainment. The railway station has regular services into central London via Newport, whilst road links at the Hardwick interchange provide access to the motorway network for Bristol, Birmingham, the South West and London and “A” routes for Monmouth, Hereford, Cwmbran, and
Cardiff. The greater area is well served by schools for all ages in both the state and private sector. The nearest primary schools can be found in Cross Ash, Raglan and Abergavenny with secondary schooling in both Abergavenny and Monmouth, including the highly favoured Haberdashers’ Schools for girls and boys in Monmouth.