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Hardwick, Abergavenny

Wales

£350,000

Listed on 05/09/2026

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Property details

Bedrooms
3
Type
Semi Detached
Area
1420 sqft

Description

This charming semi-detached cottage, built in 1952, has been a cherished home for the past three decades and is now ready for a new family to create lasting memories. Offering flexible accommodation with the potential for 3 to 4 reception rooms or bedrooms, this property features both a downstairs shower room and a family bathroom upstairs. Nestled in a tranquil hamlet just three miles from Abergavenny, the cottage boasts stunning views of the Blorenge Mountain at the front and open fields at the rear. While the property requires some updating and modernization, its spacious layout is complemented by generous corner gardens that provide ample outdoor space. Upon entering, you are welcomed by an attractive front garden leading to a wooden entrance door. The entrance hall grants access to the main ground floor rooms, including a versatile bedroom or study with an adjoining shower room, ideal for guests. The sitting room and dining room, positioned at the front of the house, feature large windows that frame breathtaking views. The sitting room includes a painted brick fireplace with a multi-fuel burning stove, while the dining room connects to the kitchen, which offers traditional-style cabinetry and worksurfaces. Beyond the kitchen lies a delightful garden room that overlooks the gardens and provides direct access to outdoor relaxation spaces. Upstairs, a staircase with a turned balustrade leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and captivating views of the surrounding countryside. The remaining bedrooms are also generously sized, making this home suitable for families or those needing extra space. Outside, the property sits on a substantial corner plot with mature gardens surrounding it. The front garden is enclosed by a low wall and features lawn areas with planted borders. To the rear, you'll find lawns interspersed with established shrubbery and trees, creating a private oasis. A stone patio adjoining the house is perfect for enjoying peaceful outdoor moments. Accessed via a long driveway owned by number 5, this property includes a detached garage with parking available in front. Located within close proximity to Abergavenny town, residents can benefit from excellent road and rail links, as well as a variety of amenities including shops, restaurants, and recreational opportunities in the beautiful surrounding countryside.

WHOTS analysis

Our WHOTS verdict

An internal assessment of the opportunity to acquire, improve and create value.

65out of 100
Grade CPotential opportunity

Confidence: MEDIUM

This charming semi-detached cottage offers a fantastic opportunity for those looking to acquire a property well below the local average price per square foot. At an asking price of £350,000, which translates to just £246/sqf compared to the local average of £303/sqf, this home presents a compelling entry point for buyers willing to invest in some updating and modernisation. The generous and flexible layout, featuring three to four reception rooms or bedrooms, is ripe for transformation into a modern family home or a comfortable workspace. The good condition of the kitchen, with its traditional cabinetry, adds to the appeal, while the spacious garden further enhances the property's potential for outdoor improvements.

However, some areas of the home are showing signs of age, particularly the bathroom and bedrooms, which will require attention. The property's overall dated condition is manageable and opens the door for creative renovations, allowing you to tailor the space to your taste. With the added benefit of good access to amenities and splendid views of the Blorenge Mountain, this cottage is an excellent opportunity to create a personalized family dwelling in a lovely semi-rural setting.

Key opportunities

  • Flexible living spaces that can be adapted for modern family needs or home office use.
  • A spacious garden that allows for landscaping and outdoor improvements.
  • A good condition kitchen that can serve as a functional base while other areas are updated.

Key risks

  • Moderate project scale requiring updates in several rooms, particularly the bathroom and bedrooms.

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