1 Station Terrace Gilwern, Abergavenny £295,000

• Victorian Former Station Master's House
• Two Double Bedroom
• Two Reception Room
• Separate Fitted Kitchen
• Four Piece Bathroom
• Large Garden & Views Across The Usk Valley
• Driveway Parking
• Delightful Semi-Rural Location

Station House is a charming two bedroom period property occupying a sought-after semi-rural position on the edge of the Monmouthshire village of Gilwern, within Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. A former Station Master’s residence, the house retains a strong sense of its Victorian heritage and offers generously proportioned accommodation throughout. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall leading to a well-proportioned living room with dual aspect, complemented by a second reception room currently arranged as a formal dining space. Both reception rooms benefit from two feature fireplaces both with wood burning stoves. To the rear, the separate kitchen includes a larder cupboard and direct garden access. Upstairs, the property affords two large double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom again enjoying a dual aspect. There is also an impressive, extensively tiled, four piece bathroom to the rear including a walk-in shower. High ceilings, traditional joinery, and large windows throughout add to the home's period charm. The property is set behind a private driveway providing parking for one vehicle, with a gravelled path running along the side of the house to the rear garden. A paved patio area sits to the fore, complete with an adjoining brick-built store, ideal for bikes or garden tools. Beyond, the large rear garden offers a long expanse of lawn, presenting excellent potential for landscaping, raised beds, or further planting to suit the keen gardener. Unsurprisingly, given its heritage, the house is located adjacent to the former railway line, now repurposed as a scenic cycle path. This offers easy access to the surrounding countryside on two wheels, while a network of walking routes and canal-side paths can be enjoyed directly from the doorstep. Its elevated position above the village provides a wonderful vantage point to enjoy the superb views across the Usk Valley to the Sugarloaf Mountain and beyond. In summary, Station House is a delightful character home that blends historic interest with comfortable, well-laid-out living, in one of Monmouthshire’s most picturesque settings, that is also within easy reach of the wide-ranging amenities and transport links of nearby Abergavenny.