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4 bed semi-detached house for saleKennelwood, Gilwern NP7
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Semi Detached Home
4 Bedrooms
Open Plan Lounge / Diner
Generous Open Kitchen
Ground Floor Bedroom/Office
First Floor Bathroom
Ground Floor Shower Room
Surounded by Countryside Views
Popular Village Location
Off Road Parking & Gardens
Set within the hugely popular Lower Common area of Gilwern, this extended four-bedroom semi-detached home offers far more flexibility than you might first expect. With two light-filled reception rooms, a generous modern kitchen, a converted garage providing an additional ground-floor bedroom and shower room, and wonderful long-distance views over towards the Mountains, this is a home that could work just as well for a growing family as it could for those looking for the option of single-level or multi-generational living.
Step inside and one of the first things you notice is the amount of natural light. Typical of homes from this era, large windows feature throughout, helping create bright and welcoming living spaces.
There are two generous reception rooms that flow into each other and out into the gardens, giving you flexibility in how you use the ground floor. Whether you want a more traditional open living and dining room arrangement, a play area for the children, there is plenty of space to adapt the house around everyday life.
The kitchen is another generously proportioned room and has been updated with a modern range of units and plenty of worktop space. There is even a pantry and room for a freestanding butcher’s block or additional preparation area, making this a practical kitchen for those who genuinely enjoy cooking.
What really adds another dimension to the house is the converted garage. This now provides an additional fourth bedroom alongside a ground-floor shower room. For anyone looking for the option of single-level living, it means you can have bedroom and bathroom facilities downstairs without compromising the main living accommodation. Equally, it could be ideal for an older relative, visiting family, teenagers wanting their own space, or simply a substantial home office away from the main bedrooms.
Head upstairs and you’ll find three good-sized bedrooms and bathroom, with the elevated position really coming into its own here. The upper floor enjoys open countryside views, stretching towards the hills and Black Mountains around Crickhowell, providing a lovely backdrop to everyday life.
Outside, there is driveway parking to the front for two vehicles, while the rear garden has been designed to offer plenty of places to sit and enjoy the outdoors. A large patio provides space for outdoor dining and entertaining, with several different seating areas allowing you to follow the sun throughout the day.
Lower Common remains one of Gilwern’s most popular residential areas, particularly with families and those wanting village life without feeling disconnected. The local primary school is within short distance, while the village itself offers everyday amenities and a strong sense of community. The village also offers a range of local businesses, such as a butchers, shop, petrol station and pharmacy. For those who love being outdoors, you are surrounded by some of the best countryside this part of Monmouthshire has to offer. The Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal, River Usk and numerous countryside walks are all close by, while the surrounding hills and Black Mountains provide the backdrop. It is a home that offers flexibility for today, but perhaps more importantly, enough space and versatility to change with you in the years ahead.
Gilwern is a village with a real sense of community and plenty going on throughout the year. The village hosts a wide range of community groups and activities, including U3A, a local bowls club and library, while the nearby outdoor centre makes the most of the incredible countryside surrounding the village. There is a strong community spirit too, perhaps best demonstrated by Gilfest, the village’s biannual festival which brings residents together for a weekend of live music, entertainment and events.
For everything else, Abergavenny and Crickhowell are a few miles away. The historic market towns offer an excellent mix of independent shops, cafés and restaurants alongside supermarkets and high schools with Abergavenny offering a hospital and mainline railway station. For a first-time buyer looking for a home they won't quickly outgrow, a family wanting space with countryside on the doorstep, or a downsizer who still wants flexible rooms for guests, hobbies and family visits, this is a home that can comfortably adapt to the next chapter of life.
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. We may at times, use editing or virtual staging to enhance the marketing of properties. 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.
Our 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.
Step inside and one of the first things you notice is the amount of natural light. Typical of homes from this era, large windows feature throughout, helping create bright and welcoming living spaces.
There are two generous reception rooms that flow into each other and out into the gardens, giving you flexibility in how you use the ground floor. Whether you want a more traditional open living and dining room arrangement, a play area for the children, there is plenty of space to adapt the house around everyday life.
The kitchen is another generously proportioned room and has been updated with a modern range of units and plenty of worktop space. There is even a pantry and room for a freestanding butcher’s block or additional preparation area, making this a practical kitchen for those who genuinely enjoy cooking.
What really adds another dimension to the house is the converted garage. This now provides an additional fourth bedroom alongside a ground-floor shower room. For anyone looking for the option of single-level living, it means you can have bedroom and bathroom facilities downstairs without compromising the main living accommodation. Equally, it could be ideal for an older relative, visiting family, teenagers wanting their own space, or simply a substantial home office away from the main bedrooms.
Head upstairs and you’ll find three good-sized bedrooms and bathroom, with the elevated position really coming into its own here. The upper floor enjoys open countryside views, stretching towards the hills and Black Mountains around Crickhowell, providing a lovely backdrop to everyday life.
Outside, there is driveway parking to the front for two vehicles, while the rear garden has been designed to offer plenty of places to sit and enjoy the outdoors. A large patio provides space for outdoor dining and entertaining, with several different seating areas allowing you to follow the sun throughout the day.
Lower Common remains one of Gilwern’s most popular residential areas, particularly with families and those wanting village life without feeling disconnected. The local primary school is within short distance, while the village itself offers everyday amenities and a strong sense of community. The village also offers a range of local businesses, such as a butchers, shop, petrol station and pharmacy. For those who love being outdoors, you are surrounded by some of the best countryside this part of Monmouthshire has to offer. The Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal, River Usk and numerous countryside walks are all close by, while the surrounding hills and Black Mountains provide the backdrop. It is a home that offers flexibility for today, but perhaps more importantly, enough space and versatility to change with you in the years ahead.
Gilwern is a village with a real sense of community and plenty going on throughout the year. The village hosts a wide range of community groups and activities, including U3A, a local bowls club and library, while the nearby outdoor centre makes the most of the incredible countryside surrounding the village. There is a strong community spirit too, perhaps best demonstrated by Gilfest, the village’s biannual festival which brings residents together for a weekend of live music, entertainment and events.
For everything else, Abergavenny and Crickhowell are a few miles away. The historic market towns offer an excellent mix of independent shops, cafés and restaurants alongside supermarkets and high schools with Abergavenny offering a hospital and mainline railway station. For a first-time buyer looking for a home they won't quickly outgrow, a family wanting space with countryside on the doorstep, or a downsizer who still wants flexible rooms for guests, hobbies and family visits, this is a home that can comfortably adapt to the next chapter of life.
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. We may at times, use editing or virtual staging to enhance the marketing of properties. 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.
Our 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.
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