£320,000 /Sale price

No 5 Tregunter Place is a wonderful period house which has been attractively finished throughout with a stunning blend of period charm and modern comfort. The owners have created a warm and inviting living space that is full of character. The delightful entrance hall has floor tiling, wood wall paneling and original archway period features; to the right, the dining room has new engineered oak wood flooring, bay window with plantation shutters and box seat and a gas stove. The custom built in cabinetry provide a spacious office workspace. The charming, cozy living room offers a wood burning stove, under stairs storage for coats and shoes and French doors leading to the kitchen where you can cook and still be part of the family activities. The kitchen has plenty of cupboard space, wall tiles, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and a spacious walk in storage cupboard, ideal for all those cleaning supplies. There is also a handy utility room at the back of the house with new engineered oak floor, separate washer/drier and a newly renovated WC. On the first floor, the oversized, recently decorated master bedroom provides a peaceful sanctuary with double paneled windows, custom built in cabinetry and fire surround. The second double bedroom at the back has beautiful views over the mountains; custom wall paneling; a separate closet contains the brand-new gas boiler and space for clothes. The large family bathroom has a soaking tub, separate shower, towel rail radiator and underfloor heating. The second floor offers 2 further double bedrooms which the current owners are using as an office and dressing room. Outside at the front of the property there is a charming, railed forecourt; off the utility room at the back of the house there is another stoned courtyard with new fencing which leads down to the large, detached, south facing rear garden. This is enclosed, laid to lawn with a decked seating area and pergola, new wooden shed and fencing and cottage garden flower borders. The garden is peaceful with views of the mountain and neighboring canal. The property also has a separate storage shed and rear access.The Watton is a attractive tree lined street within easy reach of the town centre, theatre and canal basin. Brecon is a traditional market town, the centre of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Surrounded by wonderful countryside it has a wide range of shops and amenities which include a cinema, theatre, leisure centre, library and golf course. It also has several good primary schools, a secondary school, college of further education and Christ College a private boarding school for boys and girls aged 7-18. With good access links Cardiff, Swansea and Hereford are all an hour's drive and the nearest train station is in Abergavenny which is 20 miles away.Council Tax: We have been informed that this property has been placed under council tax band 'E'.