Three-bed, garden and countryside views — chain free and ready to personalise.
Three bedrooms plus converted garage used as downstairs bedroom
This well-proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached house sits in a popular village location on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, offered with no onward chain. The home offers a spacious open-plan living/dining room, a conservatory with patio access, and an enclosed rear garden enjoying countryside views — a comfortable layout for families or those wanting a peaceful village lifestyle. Off-street parking and a paved front garden add practical kerb appeal.
A converted garage (completed around 12 years ago) provides downstairs sleeping accommodation with an adjacent shower room, and upstairs are three airy bedrooms including a master with fitted wardrobes and a family bathroom with shower over bath. The property benefits from uPVC double glazing (installed post-2002), gas-fired central heating via boiler and radiators, cavity walls with partial insulation and an overall footprint of about 1,156 sq ft — typical of homes built in the late 1970s/early 1980s.
Buyers should note a few material points: the garage conversion should be checked for planning or building regulation compliance if the space is needed for alternative uses, and the property is in council tax band E (above average). Local area data indicate higher deprivation indices in the wider ward despite the village’s desirable position and excellent mobile and broadband coverage. Services, appliances and heating have not been tested and will need standard purchaser checks.
Gilwern offers practical village amenities and quick road links to Abergavenny and Crickhowell, making this a sensible choice for families seeking countryside access without losing town facilities. The combination of size, garden, countryside outlook and chain-free availability will suit those looking for ready-to-live-in accommodation with some potential to personalise.