, Longtown, Hereford - £435,000

Located within a popular rural village, this attractive and modern home is built with a traditional feel and enjoys spacious and well-presented accommodation with wonderful countryside views, easily managed and low maintenance gardens with off road parking and a garage.

Key Features

• Attractive, four bedroom home
• Wonderful village location and views
• Finished to a high standard
• Deceptively spacious
• Easily managed gardens
• Parking & Garage
• Bathroom & En-suite

Built approximately 10 years ago, this attractive detached house is spacious without losing its cottage feel. Individually designed, it has rooms which are flooded with natural light and is ideal for both families and retirees.

Inside, the ground floor enjoys underfloor heating throughout and comprises of an entrance hall with open porch, WC, living room which has a solid wooden floor (currently hidden by carpet), bay window and feature fireplace. At the rear is a large kitchen/dining/family room with French doors opening onto the rear patio. The kitchen has plenty of cupboard and worktop space, a breakfast bar, integrated appliances and useful understairs cupboard. There is also a handy utility room off with plumbing for a washing machine and door to the side.

Upstairs are four well-proportioned bedrooms, three being comfortable doubles and the fourth a small double. They have vaulted ceilings, built in storage and the master has an attractive en-suite shower room. There is also an equally attractive bathroom.

Outside, the front garden is level with a delightful border and block paved drive which leads to the garage. The rear garden is private and enclosed with a paved patio. It’s a real sun trap, has a small raised border and access to the store and garage.

A sought-after village in the rolling Herefordshire countryside, Longtown is approximately 10 miles from the busy market town of Abergavenny and 17 miles from the city of Hereford.

Located on the eastern edge of the Black Mountains, part of the Brecon Beacons National Park, the area is surrounded by beautiful countryside. Longtown has a primary school, village shop/post office, pub and ruined castle, believed to date from 1180. The larger village of Ewyas Harold is less than five miles away and enjoys a wider range of amenities including a doctor’s surgery, primary school, butchers, fish and chip shop and several pubs.

Council Tax: We have been informed that this property has been placed under council tax band ‘E’.

Services: Mains water, drainage and electricity. Air source central heating. Please note we have not tested the appliances, central heating or services.

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