Govilon, Monmouthshire

A charming and recently updated cottage which has been tastefully finished keeping lots of its original charm. Enjoying two double bedrooms, a wood burning stove, bespoke kitchen, off road parking and a delightful cottage garden with countryside views, the property must be viewed to fully appreciate what’s on offer.
Key Features
Characterful Cottage
Two Double Bedrooms
Living Room With Wood Burning Stove
Kitchen/Dining Room
First Floor Bathroom
Off Road Parking
Front & Rear Gardens
Countryside Views
No Chain
Freehold
recently updated
Gas Central Heating
Double Glazing
Filled with character and charm, this attractive semi-detached cottage is ideally positioned within the heart of the village.
The property has been thoughtfully updated in keeping with its age, successfully blending modern comforts with its original features.
The accommodation comprises a useful entrance porch leading into a cosy living room, complete with a wood burning stove, quarry tiled flooring and wooden staircase with useful storage beneath. To the rear is a welcoming kitchen/dining room, fitted with base cupboards, wooden worktop, a Belfast sink and a built-in pantry/storage cupboard, with a door opening onto the rear garden.
Upstairs, the landing also benefits from useful built-in storage. There are two double bedrooms and a beautifully updated bathroom featuring reclaimed floor tiles and a characterful sink. The front bedroom is vaulted to the ceiling, creating a wonderful sense of space and light, with views towards the Blorenge.
Outside, the property enjoys gardens to both the front and rear, along with sought-after driveway parking to the side. The rear garden is particularly delightful, with a patio area, small lawn, established borders, a storage shed and attractive views of the surrounding countryside.
Govilon is a village located within the National Park, on the lower banks of the Blorenge Mountain, in the Usk Valley and enjoys views of the surrounding Brecon Beacons. Popular with walkers and cyclists, the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, together with a redeveloped former tramway that makes up part of national cycle route 46, runs through the village. The village has a local shop, pub, outdoor activity centre and village hall and also has good road links to the A465 (Heads of the Valley) Road towards Swansea.
The historic market town of Abergavenny is located less than 3 miles away and has a range of independent shops, supermarkets, a theatre, cinema, general hospital, primary and secondary schools and a mainline train station.
Council Tax: We have been informed that this property has been placed under council tax band ‘D’.
Services: All mains services. Gas central heating. Please note we have not tested the appliances, central heating or services.
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