Alexandra Place, Tredegar

An immaculately presented, stone-built Victorian terraced house which has been modernised throughout to a very high standard. Originally across two floors, this two bedroomed property now offers further living accommodation with the addition of a loft conversion and dressing room. With no onward chain complications, be quick to view!

With attractive features that combine original and modern elements, this home effortlessly balances convenience and charm. As you enter your home, eye catching, heated quarry tiled flooring runs underfoot, leading from the porch into your impressive open plan reception room with beautiful oak doors, feature stone tiled walls and a glass balustrade. The large modern kitchen, with its fitted cabinetry provides ample storage and workspace. From here, a doorway connects seamlessly to the level rear garden laid with a low maintenance resin surface, providing a perfect space for entertaining and dining al-fresco. Leading off the inner lobby is a contemporary three piece family bathroom suite which completes the ground floor space.

On the first floor you have two good-sized double bedrooms, and a third room, currently in use as a dressing room, although it could also be utilised as an office. To the second floor, accessed via the bedroom is a light and spacious loft conversion.

There is a detached garage to the rear of the property which boasts a log burner and electric shutter door, creating a fantastic year round workshop in addition to convenient off road parking.

SITUATION
Step outside, and you are ideally located in a popular residential area on the outskirts of Tredegar town within close proximity of the Sirhowy Hill Woodlands, a designated local nature reserve that is popular with walkers. Nearby, there are local primary and secondary schools and a range of local amenities, including convenience stores, supermarkets and a family public house.

Tredegar is located on the River Sirhowy in the Upper Sirhowy Valley in the heart of South East Wales. It is steeped in history and is surrounded by natural beauty. Situated just off the A465 'Heads of Valley' link road providing easy access to Cardiff (approx. 23 miles), Swansea (approx. 40 miles) and beyond. The railway stations are located in the nearby towns of Ebbw Vale (approx 2 miles) and Rhymney and provide direct routes to Cardiff within an hour.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Local Authority | Blaenau Gwent County Council
Services | We are advised that the property is connected to mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.
Broadband | Standard, superfast and ultrafast broadband is available according to OFCOM, subject to providers terms and conditions.
Mobile | Vodaphone and O2 - Likely indoor coverage - EE, Three, O2 and Vodaphone - Likely outdoor coverage, according to OFCOM.

Please note that we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.

Viewing | Strictly by appointment with the agents - Greg Roberts and Co