Lansdown Road, Abergavenny

Wake up to mountain views, wander into town for coffee, and come home to a character-packed apartment you may never want to leave. Just a short distance from Abergavenny’s buzzing town centre, this period two-bedroom first-floor apartment is brimming with charm, from its high ceilings and original fireplaces  to the large bay window that floods the lounge with natural light. Originally build as one grand house in the 19th Century, this home was converted into 6 apartments back in the early 2000's yet still retains many internal and external features.

The spacious hallway leads you into the bright and airy living space where you can enjoy views over the gardens and across the Usk Valley. The kitchen is fitted with plenty of storage, a range of wall and base units, and another garden view to keep you company while cooking. Both bedrooms are generous doubles, one with its own en suite, and there is a stylish family bathroom to complete the layout. The property also boasts gas central heating throughout.

Outside, The communal gardens are a real treat, mostly laid to lawn with a sunny patio perfect for your morning coffee or evening glass of wine. Mature trees and shrubs add privacy and colour. At the front, you will find parking for two cars, making life that little bit easier.

Abergavenny is a historic market town packed with everything you need, from great schools and supermarkets to quirky independent shops, cosy cafes, and brilliant pubs and restaurants. The bus and train stations make getting around simple, and the surrounding mountains, canals, and rivers are a dream for walkers and cyclists alike. This apartment is all about location, lifestyle, and lovely living, come and see for yourself.

*Each of the six apartment owners also holds a one-sixth share of the building’s freehold, meaning the management and ownership stay firmly in the hands of the residents. Alongside this, each apartment has its own lease, with the current lease length being 80 years which the owners are in the process of extending to 999 years. There is a service charge of £1200 a year which covers the upkeep of the building, communal areas, gardens, and the building’s insurance, keeping everything well-maintained and looking its best.

Viewings
Before requesting a viewing, we encourage you to explore all the marketing materials we’ve provided. Take a good look the photos, floorplan, video, map and any land plans provided. If possible, we also suggest driving by the property or using Google Street View to get a feel for the area and check if it’s the right spot for you. Some of our clients may ask that only proceedable buyers, those who are under offer or have no related sale, request viewings. If you’d prefer a more modern approach, we also offer video viewings. Just let us know if that works better for you!

Property Information
All measurements, floorplans, and land plans are there to give you a rough idea, and are approximate. While we’ve done our best to make sure everything is accurate, we recommend double-checking the details with your solicitor. We haven’t tested any of the services or appliances, so we can’t guarantee they’re in working order. The photos are for marketing purposes, so please don’t assume that everything you see is included with the property. Some fixtures and fittings may also be available by separate negotiation. We’re committed to ensuring you have all the info you need to make an informed decision when buying a property. However, it’s essential that all details are verified by your solicitor, and everything we’ve provided is given in good faith, based on information from our sellers and our own research.

Services
From time to time, we might recommend third-party services like mortgages, legal advice, or surveys. In most cases, we don’t get any financial incentives for doing this, but there may be a few instances where we do. Rest assured, anyone using a recommended provider won’t receive preferential treatment and it won't affect their position or priority over other interested parties. Their choice is always their own.