Property description

ONE BEDROOM FIRST FLOOR FLAT! Offered to the market is this spacious flat located in Summerhouse Lane, Chepstow within close distance of the M4 motorway. This property consists of an Entrance Hallway, Lounge, Inner Hallway, Kitchen, Bedroom and Bathroom. So call Nathan James today to arrange a viewing!

Entrance
Entrance is gained via a wooden front door with a half opaque glazed window. Opening to the Hallway.

Hallway
Carpet flooring. Skimmed and painted walls. Textured ceiling. Economy seven wall mounted heater. Under stairs storage cupboard. Stairs leading to the First Floor.

Lounge 4.20m (13' 9') x 4.10m (13' 5')
Skimmed and painted walls. Textured ceiling. Dado rail. Economy seven wall mounted heater. Double glazed windows to the front and rear elevation. Arch leading to Kitchen.

Inner Hallway
Doors leading to the Bathroom and Bedroom.

Kitchen 2.40m (7' 10') x 2.00m (6' 7')
Lino flooring. Skimmed and painted walls. Textured ceiling. A range of floor and wall units with rounded edge work surfaces. Inset stainless steel sink units with drainer. Four ring electric hob and 'Whirlpool' oven, extractor fan over. Plumbing for washing machine. Space for fridge/ freezer. Double glazed window to the front elevation.

Bedroom One 3.60m (11' 10') x 2.40m (7' 10')
Carpet flooring. Skimmed and painted walls. Textured ceiling. Loft access. Economy seven wall mounted heater. Double glazed window to the front elevation.

Bathroom
Lino flooring. Half tiled walls the reminder skimmed and painted. Textured ceiling. Dado rail. Low level W/C with a push action flush. Panelled bath with a 'Triton' electric shower over and complimentary splash back tiling. Pedestal wash hand basin. Economy seven wall mounted heater. Double glazed opaque window to the rear elevation.

Parking
Allocated parking spaces for two cars.

Surrounding Area
Chepstow is a town in Monmouthshire, Wales, adjoining the border with Gloucestershire, England. It is located on the River Wye, about 2 miles above its confluence with the River Severn, and adjoining the western end of the Severn Bridge. Chepstow developed from medieval times as a port and trading centre and is now primarily a centre for service industries and tourism. There is a lot of history surrounding the town mainly focused around the town gate, port wall and castle. The town centre has various shops and offers a variety of things to do such as visiting Chepstow Museum, the castle and Chepstow Racecourse.