6, Llangenny Lane, Crickhowell, NP8 1AN

This substantial three-bedroom semi-detached house on Llangenny Lane offers spacious and well-proportioned accommodation arranged over two floors, with excellent potential for modernisation and reconfiguration throughout.

Situated in a highly desirable position on the edge of the historic market town of Crickhowell, the property enjoys a wonderful combination of town and country living, with the amenities of the town centre within easy reach and the spectacular landscapes of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park on the doorstep.

The property is approached via a front porch leading into a welcoming entrance hallway, featuring original parquet flooring and a traditional staircase.

To the front is a generous sitting room with a wide bay window, original tiled fireplace, while the adjoining rear reception room provides a versatile second sitting room or dining space, overlooking the garden and benefiting from a further feature fireplace.The kitchen has considerable scope to create a larger contemporary kitchen, subject to the necessary consents.

Upstairs, a central landing leads to three bedrooms, alongside a family bathroom.

The accommodation offers an excellent foundation for refurbishment, providing the opportunity for a purchaser to modernise, remodel and create a home tailored to their own requirements.

Outside, the property benefits from a private driveway providing off-road parking, an attached single garage and a rear garden .

The garden and elevated outlook further enhance the property's connection to the beautiful surrounding countryside.

Crickhowell is renowned for its picturesque setting within the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park, offering an outstanding lifestyle for those who enjoy walking, cycling and access to the outdoors.

Crickhowell itself offers a thriving high street with a selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and everyday amenities, together with local schools and a strong community atmosphere.

The town also provides convenient access to the wider area, including Abergavenny, Brecon and Monmouth.

Requiring a full programme of refurbishment, this property represents an exciting opportunity to create a spacious and individual family home in an exceptionally desirable location.

With its generous accommodation, gardens, countryside outlook and considerable scope for modernisation and potential reconfiguration, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a property within the beautiful surroundings of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.

Ground Floor Porch Hallway (3.78m Max x 1.81m Max (12' 5" Max x 5' 11" Max)) Front Reception (3.79m Max x 3.60m Max (12' 5" Max x 11' 10" Max)) With a double-glazed bay window to the front aspect, housing a radiator set underneath.

The room features a central pendant light fitting, and patterned fitted carpet over underlying parquet flooring. A focal point of the space is the original retro tiled fireplace with a raised hearth.

The room also includes built-in shelving fitted into the chimney breast alcove and a traditional panelled door leading through from the entrance hallway.

Rear Reception (3.60m Max x 3.79m Max (11' 10" Max x 12' 5" Max)) With a double-glazed bay window to the rear aspect with a radiator positioned directly underneath.

Fitted carpet over parquet flooring, alongside a original dark wood panelled door providing access from the entrance hall. Kitchen.

(3.45m Max x 2.43m Max (11' 4" Max x 8' 0" Max)) Featuring a double-glazed window overlooking the garden and original quarry tiled flooring underfoot.

The space is fitted with a floor-standing base unit incorporating a stainless steel sink with drainer and mixer tap.

With a wall-mounted radiator and a recessed decorative feature hearth with timber surround.

A traditional dark wood panelled door provides access from the hallway, while a separate timber door leads through into a walk-in...

Pantry Accessed directly off the kitchen, featuring a window to the side aspect providing natural light.

Storage Room Garage (4.62m Max x 2.66m Max (15' 2" Max x 8' 9" Max)) An attached single garage with an electric roller shutter door to the front aspect, concrete flooring, and exposed painted brick walls.

The space benefits from a window to the side aspect providing natural lighting, power outlets, overhead strip lighting, and exposed timber roof rafters. Built-in shelving units and a workbench fitted.

First Floor Landing Bedroom 1 (4.40m Max x 3.10m Max (14' 5" Max x 10' 2" Max)) Featuring a UPVC double-glazed bay window to the front aspect, with a wall-mounted radiator set directly underneath.

A charming focal point is the original tiled fireplace surround with an open hearth. The space is finished with a traditional panelled door leading in from the landing.

Bedroom 2 (3.90m Max x 3.35m Max (12' 10" Max x 11' 0" Max)) Featuring a UPVC double-glazed window to the rear aspect overlooking the garden, with a radiator positioned directly underneath.

The original tiled fireplace surround with a raised hearth set into the central chimney breast. The room is completed by a traditional panelled door providing access from the landing.

Bedroom 3 (2.35m Max x 2.36m Max (7' 9" Max x 7' 9" Max)) Featuring a UPVC double-glazed window to the front aspect, with a wall-mounted radiator set along the adjacent wall.

Bathroom (1.81m Max x 2.34m Max (5' 11" Max x 7' 8" Max)) Featuring a panelled bath with a wall-mounted shower attachment, mixer tap, and glass shower screen.

The room includes a low-level WC, a wall-mounted wash hand basin with separate hot and cold taps, two built-in storage cupboards, and an obscure UPVC double-glazed window providing natural light and privacy.

External Rear Garden Featuring a low-level courtyard patio area directly adjacent to the house, with steps leading up past a low brick retaining wall to an expansive, gently sloping lawn.

The garden is fully enclosed by timber panel fencing and mature hedging, benefiting from open views across adjacent fields and countryside to the rear.

A central paved pathway leads up through the garden. Tenure Freehold. Council Tax E. Agents Note National Resource Wales indicates that this postcode is at a very low risk of flooding.

Broadband And Mobile Phone Suprtfast broadband is shown to be available in the area along with good mobile signal outdoor.

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