Updated kitchen and contemporary shower room reduce immediate costs
Bright living/dining room with large front picture window
Single garage plus off-street parking for convenience
Low-maintenance landscaped front and rear gardens
Double glazing and mains gas central heating installed
Average-sized at ~940 sq ft; modest room proportions
Only one bathroom; may be limiting for larger families
Located in a very deprived wider area — check local services
This well-presented mid-link home offers practical family living across two floors with three bedrooms and a bright living/dining room. The updated kitchen and contemporary shower room reduce immediate refurbishment costs, while double glazing and gas central heating provide efficient comfort year-round. A single garage and off-street parking add convenience for drivers.
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac, the property sits close to Bulwark and Thornwell shops, local schools, and good transport links into Chepstow and the M48. Low-maintenance landscaped front and rear gardens create usable outdoor space without heavy upkeep. The house is offered with no onward chain, suitable for a quick move.
Buyers should note the property is an average-sized 940 sq ft terrace from the late 1960s–1970s with some dated internal finishes (carpets and decor). There is only one bathroom and limited floor space compared with larger family homes, which may be a consideration for growing households. The wider area records higher levels of deprivation; prospective buyers may wish to investigate local services and longer-term area plans.
Overall this home suits a first-time buyer or young family seeking a ready-to-live-in property with modest gardens, parking and scope to personalise over time. The garage and no-chain position are practical strengths, while modest size and neighbourhood context are the main trade-offs.
