LK1344

This recently modernised detached bungalow, nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac, offers comfortable living with a private garden, garage, and driveway.

Step inside this inviting home to discover a layout designed for practical and relaxed living. The bungalow features well-proportioned rooms throughout.

 

Kitchen Diner

The heart of the home, this spacious kitchen diner, provides ample room for both meal preparation and social gatherings. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. Sliding doors to the garden

Reception Room

A comfortable reception room offers a dedicated space for relaxation and entertaining, with easy access to the rest of the home. Sliding doors to the garden. 

Bedrooms

The bungalow boasts three double bedrooms, each offering good space and natural light, providing flexible accommodation options. Each room comes with wardrobe units. 

Shower Room & Bathroom

Enjoy the convenience of two well-appointed facilities: a modern shower room and an additional bathroom, catering to all your needs.

Outside Space

The property benefits from a private garden, perfect for outdoor enjoyment and low-maintenance living. A charming patio area provides an ideal spot for al fresco dining or simply unwinding.

Garage , Driveway and storeroom

A single garage and a private driveway offer convenient off-road parking and additional storage space, including a dedicated store room.

Location

Chepstow appeals to a wide range of buyers. Professionals are attracted by the easy commute to Bristol and the M4 corridor, families appreciate the well-regarded schools and abundance of outdoor space, while retirees and downsizers enjoy the combination of amenities, community spirit and beautiful surroundings. Whether you're seeking an active outdoor lifestyle, a historic market town atmosphere or a convenient commuter base, Chepstow offers a unique blend of all three.

Nestled on the banks of the River Wye, Chepstow is one of Monmouthshire's most sought-after market towns, combining historic charm with modern convenience. Positioned on the Welsh-English border, it offers excellent access to Bristol, Newport and Cardiff, making it a popular choice for commuters seeking a more relaxed pace of life without sacrificing connectivity. 

The town is perhaps best known for the magnificent Chepstow Castle, the oldest surviving post-Roman stone fortification in Britain, which overlooks the River Wye and provides a stunning backdrop to the town. Chepstow's vibrant high street offers independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities, creating a strong sense of community.

Nature lovers are particularly drawn to the area thanks to its proximity to the breath-taking Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty renowned for its woodland walks, riverside trails and spectacular viewpoints. Popular nearby destinations include Tintern Abbey, Eagle's Nest Viewpoint, and the scenic walks through Lower Wye Valley. The area offers endless opportunities for walking, cycling, kayaking and exploring the countryside.