Elms Road, Govilon

Key Features
Council Tax Band: E | Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council | Tenure: Freehold
Three bedroom detached family home
Dual aspect lounge / diner with views towards the Skirrid and Sugar Loaf
Lounge with a broad window to the front
Dining room overlooking the garden
Kitchen with breakfast bar area
Utility room | Study
Cloakroom / WC
Bedroom one with fitted wardrobes and views to Llanwenarth Citra
Two further bedrooms with countryside views over Vale of Usk
Family bathroom | Attractive garden with seating area | Driveway providing off street parking
Summary
This is an attractive three bedroomed detached family home occupying a favourable east to west orientation in a no through road in the Monmouthshire village of Govilon, favoured for its excellent connectivity by car, bus or on foot along the canal to the town centre of Abergavenny. Sitting in a no-through road with distant countryside views towards the peak of the Sugar Loaf, this family home has broad windows to its principal rooms which serves to allow a great deal of light to filter throughout the house.
Entered through a hallway, the generously proportioned living room has a large window to the front and enjoys views over the garden. An interconnecting door leads to the dining room at the rear of the house which has an outlook over the garden to the adjoining field beyond* which in turn, opens into the kitchen to its side, creating a great flow between the reception rooms of the house. From the kitchen, a rear hallway provides access to a useful utility room and ground floor cloakroom / WC. This rear hall is open to the entrance hall at the front and a study which is positioned in the converted garage.
Upstairs, the three bedrooms all have lovely views over the surrounding countryside, with bedroom one spanning the width of the house and having fitted wardrobes to one wall. The bedrooms are serviced by a white bathroom suite to include a shower over the bath. Outside the gardens are lawned with a paved patio adjoining the rear of the house. There is off street parking for one vehicle, but the potential exists to create additional parking spaces if so desired, subject to the required consent of lengthening the dropped kerb at the front.