Located in a quiet part of the town, the five-bedroom terraced property offers what the listing describes as “characterful” accommodation with original features, two reception rooms, a kitchen/diner, and both front and rear gardens.
Entry to the house is via a porch with a wooden front door and tiled floor. The entrance hall features tiled flooring, period skirting boards, dado rails, cornice, arch, under-stair cupboard, and a central heating radiator. Glazed panel doors lead to both reception rooms and the inner hall.
The formal front sitting room includes a sash bay window with fitted wooden shutters, solid oak floor, and a fireplace with a cast iron grate and a fitted gas fire.
The second reception room contains a stone fireplace with wood-burning stove and double glazed panel doors that open into the kitchen.
To the rear, an extended kitchen/diner provides room for sitting and dining areas and has sliding doors leading to the garden. The fitted kitchen contains wall, base and larder cupboards with quartz worktops, integrated Neff appliances, a wine cooler, and recess for an American style fridge freezer, according to the listing. Two skylights, both with rain sensors, are present, along with a wood-burning stove.
Five bedrooms are set over the top two floors. The main bedroom runs across the front of the house and has a balcony with views of the Channel, including Flat Holm and Steep Holm, while another bedroom has woodland views towards the Bristol Channel and Kymin.
Bathrooms are located on the first and second floors, featuring showers and baths.
Front and rear gardens include a landscaped rear area with mature plants and a summer house. Gated rear access is also provided.
