Waenllapria Llanelly Hill, Abergavenny £289,950

• Early Victorian End of Terrace Cottage
• Three Bedrooms
• Lounge With Feature Fireplaces
• 22' Kitchen/Diner
• Modern Bathroom
• South Facing Garden
• Additional Area With Potential For Raised Beds
• Parking
• Three Stone Built Outbuildings
• No Onward Chain

A delightful example of a Welsh miners’ cottage, believed to have been built in the 1830s and retaining a wealth of features and character. The property is located in the popular, rural village community of Llanelly Hill, 6 miles from the thriving market town Abergavenny, and within the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. Substantially improved by the current owners, the cottage has undergone extensive updating including renewal of the double glazing and electrics, replastering and the addition of a rebuilt rear porch. It also offers a number of original features including an exposed stone fireplace, vaulted ceiling exposing original beams, floor tiles and stripped wooden floors. The ground floor accommodation comprises a front facing 20’ lounge which runs across the full width of the property and includes feature fireplaces at either end, quarry tiles and herringbone wooden flooring. To the rear there is a large kitchen/diner with feature stone fireplace, double Belfast style sink and range cooker, with separate access via the recently added porch. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms with vaulted ceilings, one with mezzanine storage, and there is also a smartly presented family bathroom. The property is accessed from a parking area to the side with gate leading to an enclosed garden, largely laid to lawn with mature borders and trees. The owners have added a large veranda which runs across the entire front of the cottage providing a covered seating area to look out at the southerly aspect. In addition, there are two stone outbuildings beyond which there is area of ground that has been used for raised beds, chickens and additional parking. There is a pathway that runs behind the house providing access to the rear porch with a right of access for the neighbouring property. This is a thoroughly charming home that further benefits from no onward chain.