This period home offers a wealth of character, showcasing charming features from the bay window to the leaded glass. While it's presented in a habitable state, there is significant opportunity for personal updates and enhancements. The layout comprises two inviting reception areas and three upstairs bedrooms, making it suitable for a family or a professional couple seeking space.
Entering through the front door, you'll find a hallway with wood-effect flooring leading to your main living area that boasts a bay-fronted window and an attractive whitewashed stone fireplace. The second reception room stands out with its unique curved stone archway and original ceiling beams, providing potential for modernising while preserving its character. The kitchen is functional yet ripe for renovation, equipped with wood-effect cabinetry and space for all essential appliances.
Upstairs, the three well-sized bedrooms include a principal room with built-in wardrobes complemented by an impressive bay window offering scenic views. The family bathroom provides basic amenities but could benefit from an upgrade to enhance comfort.
The property also features a tiered rear garden that presents an excellent opportunity for landscaping enthusiasts to create their ideal outdoor haven.
Conveniently located just north of Newport city centre, this home allows easy access to local amenities, transport links including Newport railway station, and major roadways for commuters heading toward Cardiff or Bristol.
This property is held on leasehold with 866 years remaining and falls under Council Tax Band C.
