Oxford Street, Abergavenny - £250,000

Sold with no chain, this stone-fronted, two bedroom terrace house is located on a popular residential street close to the town centre. Requiring modernisation, the property benefits from a south-facing garden and uPVC double glazing.

Key Features

• Period Terrace House
• Two Bedrooms
• Requiring Renovation
• No Chain
• Peaceful Residential Street
• Close to Town Centre
• South-Facing Garden
• Two Reception Rooms & Kitchen
• Bathroom & Outdoor WC
• uPVC Double Glazing & Gas Connection
• Freehold

Located on a quiet residential street, this two bedroom, period terrace house requires renovation and would be ideal for someone who wants to put their own stamp on a property. The property is sold with no onward chain and benefits from updated electrics, uPVC double glazing and a gas connection.

High ceilings throughout give the house an airy feel, with the accommodation comprising of an entrance hall, a front lounge with bay window, a dining room with understairs and alcove storage, that leads into the kitchen. Upstairs, a landing gives access to two double bedrooms and a comfortable size bathroom.

There is a small yard at the front, with decorative iron railings and tile path. The south-facing garden is enclosed with fence borders, lawn and mature trees. Adjoining the house is an outdoor WC and there is an old brick outbuilding at the end of the garden. The property also enjoys a right of way through a neighbouring property, in order to access the street.

Oxford Street is a quiet and popular residential street, half a mile from the town centre and close to Bailey Park. The historic market town of Abergavenny is affectionately known as The Gateway to Wales, with the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park on your doorstep. The town has a range of local amenities such as independent shops, supermarkets, restaurants, hotels, a theatre, cinema, general hospital, primary and secondary schools and a mainline train station. A celebrated annual food festival entices national and international visitors every September, together with cycling, walking, music and art events throughout the year. The town and surrounding area is well known for its renowned gastropubs and restaurants. The town has good road links towards Hereford, Brecon, Swansea, Bristol, Newport and Cardiff via A465, A40 and A4042 trunk roads.

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

Services: All mains services. Please note we have not tested the appliances, central heating or services.

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