Llanvihangel Crucorney, Crucorney

Key Features
Council Tax Band: F | Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council | Tenure: Freehold
Two double bedroomed detached bungalow occupying a superb semi-rural setting on the periphery of the Medieval village of Llanvihangel Crucorney
Solar panels & modern electric heating system
Triple aspect living room with fireplace and a dual aspect dining room both opening into the garden
Shaker style dual aspect kitchen
Two bath / shower rooms, one of which is en-suite
Delightful south westerly gardens adjoining a field afford fine hillside views over the surrounding scenic landscape
Timber summerhouse
Driveway parking and integral garage with bonus loft space
Good road connectivity to Abergavenny and Hereford
Summary
This two bedroomed detached bungalow occupies a superb semi-rural position in a private lane leading to a farm on the periphery of the Medieval village of Llanvihangel Crucorney which lies about four miles from the market town of Abergavenny. Sitting in the shelter of the Bryn Arw mountain within the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, the bungalow is nestled within delightful south westerly gardens adjoining a field and enjoys fine views over the surrounding farmland towards some of the famous mountain peaks in the area, including the Skirrid Fawr in the far distance.
Entered via a generously proportioned hallway which links the reception and bedroom accommodation, the bungalow’s living areas benefit from multi-aspect rooms which serves to make this a very light and airy home. A spacious triple aspect living room is fitted with a wood stove and has doors opening onto a patio in the garden. The dual aspect dining room also has doors leading into the garden which surround this country property. The dual aspect shaker style kitchen has an inbuilt eye-level oven and hob and space for a small table and chairs making casual dining and snacking simple. The two bedrooms are both double rooms and are fitted with wardrobes. The principal bedroom has an en-suite shower room, whilst there is a further bathroom in the hallway.
Outside, the gardens are predominantly south westerly and encircle the bungalow. The lawned gardens warp around two sides and are stocked with a plethora of pretty flowers and herbaceous shrubbery. Behind the bungalow and enjoying a great spot with a view across the adjoining field is a timber framed summerhouse. A driveway provides off road parking for two vehicles and leads to an integral garage which has a converted upper floor providing a useful extra amount of storage or hobbies / home-working space. The bungalow is fuelled by electric heating via radiators and has been equipped with solar panels. For further details, please open our brochure /