30 Stanhope Street, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP77DH

This 3-bedroomed terraced house was built in approximately 1870, and is of stone construction under a pitched slate roof. The ground floor comprises small entrance hall, lounge dining room and kitchen. It is UPVC doubleglazed throughout and has Gas Central Heating. The upstairs, comprises 2 double bedrooms, 1 single bedroom and a bathroom.

Hardwood Entrance Door with Glazed Skylight, opening to

Small Entrance Hall:
Coat cupboard, artexed walls and ceiling, tiled floor, with door leading to

Lounge: 24ft x 14ft 6ins (max) becoming 11ft 2ins

Well proportioned room, with attractive features. 24ft x 14ft 6ins (max) becoming 11ft 2ins in dining area. Artexed coved ceilings. Arched alcoves either side of chimney breasts. Feature brick fire surrounds and columns with insets and hardwood mantels. Cast iron wood burner set in an arched brick faced, fully tiled fireplace and hearth.
UPVC 3-pane double glazed window with lockable tilt’n’turn opening to front elevation and roman blind (to remain). UPVC picture window with lockable skylight to rear elevation.
3 double electric sockets, telephone point, satellite TV cable. One single and one double radiator. Fitted carpet to remain (original welsh slate tiled floor under carpet, probably over at least the rear half of the room, not taken up carpet to check extent, but would make a superb unusual restoration feature). Louvred door opening to understairs cupboard with light.
Glazed door leading to stairs and first floor. Doorway leading to

Kitchen: 9ft 8ins x 7ft 6ins

Range of kitchen base and wall units with beech effect roll edged worktops. Tiled walls with kitchen motif, tiled floor and artexed ceiling with fluorescent light.
Inset 1 1/2 bowl colour matched sink unit and colour matched 1/4 turn mixer tap. Plumbed for washing machine and dishwasher.
5 double electric sockets, one fused spur to dishwasher, one cooker point with single electric socket. Gas bayonet for cooker. There is space for a double height fridge/freezer or single height separate refrigerator and freezer.
UPVC picture windows to rear and side aspects, with lockable skylights and roller blinds (to remain). UPVC exterior double glazed door leading to Garden and outside storage.

Stairs and Landing

Step up to glazed door from lounge. Thermostat for central heating. Stairs to half landing (with door to bedroom 3), then up to first floor landing. Artexed ceilings. Fitted carpets to remain.
Fitted storage cupboards on landing comprising hanging rails (full height and 3/4 height), with storage compartments over and drawers underneath.
Hatch giving access to loft space, which has 12ins of insulation (2006).
Doors to bedroom, bedroom 2 and bathroom.

Bedroom 1: 11ft 11ins x 9ft 6ins (not into alcove).

Good sized double bedroom (current bed is kingsize). Artexed ceiling, single radiator, 2 double electric sockets. UPVC twin pane window with tilt’n’turn opening to rear elevation, additional alcove to side. Fitted carpet to remain.

Bedroom 2: 11ft 4ins x 9ft 6ins (not into alcoves).

Good sized double bedroom. Artexed ceiling, single radiator, 2 double electric sockets UPVC double glazed tilt’n’turn window to front elevation, roman blind (to remain). Additional alcoves to sides. Fitted carpet to remain.

Bedroom 3: (from half landing) 10ft 3ins x 7ft 3ins.

Good sized single bedroom (currently used as office/study). Artexed ceiling, single radiator, 2 double electric sockets. UPVC twin pane window with tilt’n’turn opening to rear elevation. Telephone point. Fitted carpet to remain.

Bathroom: 7ft 1in x 6ft 4ins.

Half tiled walls in cream and sand, with floral motif, fully tiled around bath area. Artexed ceiling. Cream bathroom suite with cast iron enamelled bath and pine panel. Low level WC and close coupled cistern. Pedestal washbasin with mirrored cabinet above and shaver point/light. Classic chromed ‘Victorian-style’ bath and basin fittings (2005) with overbath shower and hardened glass screen. Single radiator and linen cupboard with additional storage above. UPVC tilt’n’turn obscure double glazed window with integral roller blind to front elevation. Fitted carpet to remain.

Outside:

57ft x 17ft garden. Outside otorage divided into two parts, one currently used as wood store. Paved patio area to rear of house, leading to garden area, laid to lawn with mature flowering shrubs and bushes. 8ft x 6ft garden shed at end of garden, to remain. Garden fenced all round (wall to rear of property). Gates to neighbours garden and hence by alley to street at front, through wooden door. Right of access to adjacent three properties exists, and is used by window cleaner, etc).
The garden has views of the Blorenge, one of the three main mountains surrounding the town.
Garden also contains a 12ft x 10ft wooden workshop with power and light (erected in 2005). Also has plug in hose to give water at rear of workshop. Can be left if required, subject to negotiation.

General:

Stanhope Street is located to the west side of Abergavenny, but less than half a mile from the town centre, which has all normal local facilities, shopping, library, theatre, market, town hall, etc. There is a castle in the town, which contains a museum. There is a primary school in an adjacent street, and the local comprehensive school is about ten minutes walk. Abergavenny is a pretty Victorian market town, which thrived as a home for factory managers and owners in the Industrial Revolution. It was first settled in Roman times, and later built up as a walled town around a Norman castle. It lies adjacent to the river Usk on the borders of the Brecon Beacons national park, and is surrounded by mountains. There is a bus station and rail station in the town.

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