HomePropertyCharming two-bedroom bungalow priced under £390,000 in historic market town

Charming two-bedroom bungalow priced under £390,000 in historic market town

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A two-bedroom detached bungalow on North Street in Abergavenny can be purchased for less than £390,000.

James Dean Estate Agents describe the property as ideal for those seeking retirement accommodation.

Priced at £389,950, no chain is involved in the sale.

The home is held on a freehold basis.

Situated in a peaceful cul-de-sac, the residence includes a recently installed kitchen and dining space, a contemporary shower facility, and a private patio garden to the rear.

The interior comprises an entrance hallway with storage for outerwear, a sitting room equipped with a gas fireplace, and two generously sized bedrooms.

The kitchen and dining zone has been recently fitted with contemporary cabinetry and looks out towards the Blorenge mountain.

Facing towards the south-west, the property features a paved section with an elevated border and direct access via a gate to the carport.

Easy-care garden spaces adorned with bushes and slate decorations occupy the front and side areas.

The property sits within the historic market town of Abergavenny, often called the Gateway to Wales.

The town offers numerous facilities including independent retailers, large supermarkets, eateries, accommodation options, a theatre, cinema, and a district hospital.

Educational options for all ages are available locally along with a mainline railway station.

Each September, the town hosts a renowned food festival that attracts visitors from across the country and abroad.

Major urban centres including Hereford, Brecon, Swansea, Bristol, Newport, and Cardiff are easily reached via the road network.

According to local authority records, the property sits in council tax band E.

This listing appears on Zoopla.

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