Refined Living on a prestigious complex...
Set within the attractive neoclassical grounds of The Belfry, this well-maintained two-bedroom freehold home offers spacious accommodation, a practical layout and a peaceful setting, making it an ideal purchase for professionals or those who are looking to downsize.
Built in 2001, The Belfry is a sought-after residential development renowned for its attractive communal green spaces, quiet surroundings and convenient access to local amenities, transport links and countryside walks.
The accommodation begins with a welcoming entrance hall, with the kitchen positioned to the front of the property. A charming stained-glass internal window provides an attractive feature while allowing natural light to flow between the kitchen and living accommodation.
To the rear, the generous open-plan living and dining room provides an excellent entertaining space with French doors opening into the conservatory, creating an additional reception area overlooking the private enclosed rear garden.
The garden offers a peaceful outdoor space with gated rear access leading directly to the property's two allocated parking spaces. The ground floor also benefits from a convenient cloakroom/WC.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys integrated wardrobes together with a modern en-suite shower room. A further generous double bedroom is served by the family bathroom, fitted with a bath and shower over.
Combining generous living space, excellent parking, a conservatory and an attractive setting, this is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a stylish home within one of the area's most desirable developments.
The property is freehold and subject to a maintenance charge of approximately £183 per quarter, covering the maintenance of communal green areas, private roads, development lighting and the shared septic system.
Ground Floor
First Floor
Location
Chepstow is a historic market town in Monmouthshire, southeast Wales, situated on the banks of the River Wye at the border with England. Located around 18 miles (29 km) north of Bristol and 30 miles (48 km) east of Cardiff, it offers excellent transport links via the M48 motorway and Chepstow railway station. The town is known for its medieval castle, scenic riverside setting, and proximity to the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Tenure : Freehold
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