Situated in a popular residential area. A 3 bedroomed, end of terrace property with the benefit of gas fired central heating and double glazing together with a garden which has vehicular access at the rear to allow off street parking.

St. Helen’s Road is conveniently placed for those wishing to walk to the town centre and the facilities offered therein.

On the ground floor the two reception rooms have been converted into one large room which leads to the kitchen and also has double doors which lead to a conservatory style area looking over the rear garden.

On the first floor there are 3 bedrooms and also a spacious bathroom which incorporates a shower cubicle.

Asking Price Of £155,000 (Freehold)

A detached stone built cottage dating to around the late 18th early 19th century.

Offers in the region of £169,000 (Freehold)

Situated towards the edge of the village, this 3 bedroomed, semi-detached house offers family accommodation with the benefit of garaging and off road parking together with a large rear garden.

The property has also been double glazed and has a gas fired central heating system but would benefit from further internal upgrading.

Offers in the region of £169,000 (Freehold)

Situated in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park on the edge of the popular village of Libanus. This very attractive cottage has been tastefully modernised and developed over recent years to provide 4 bedroomed accommodation packed with character. With views directly to the Beacons and surrounding countryside with Mynydd Illtyd and the Visitor Centre just a short distance away.

Asking Price Of £189,000 (Freehold)

An extremely spacious, double fronted town house, conveniently situated within a level walk of the town centre and close to The Groves wood and Cathedral.

This property has a very interesting history and many years ago was four cottages which have now been converted into one large, 8 bedroomed house. At the rear there is a terraced garden which enjoys a fabulous outlook over the town, with views to the cathedral, the castle and the Beacons.

Asking Price Of £195,000 (Freehold)

Situated in a popular and well established residential area, approximately ½ a mile from Abergavenny town centre which offers a comprehensive range of shopping, commercial and recreational facilities.

Comprising a detached bungalow which has been upgraded and improved with the kitchen and bathroom having recently been refitted. In addition, having the added advantage of double glazing together with a gas fired central heating system. The bungalow stands in easily maintained gardens, with a conservatory to the rear and is flanked by a driveway on either side which, together with the garage, provides excellent off street parking facilities.

Although located within the town, it has a feeling of openness with a light and airy reception room and views towards the Blorenge and also Llwynddu.

Asking Price Of £199,500 (Freehold)

Conveniently situated just off the town centre, this detached 4 bedroom house is easily managed and maintained and provides comfortable family accommodation which was part of a refurbishment programme undertaken in approximately 1996.

Asking Price Of £199,950 (Freehold)

A detached, 3 bedroomed bungalow which stands in a very attractive and well stocked garden backing on to open farmland with superb views at the rear towards the Sugarloaf and surrounding countryside.

The property offers comfortable accommodation with oil fired central heating and predominantly double glazed. At the rear a conservatory has been added to take advantage of the gardens which are a particularly attractive aspect of the property.

Llangynidr is a popular village with an excellent community, local public houses/restaurants and is well placed for those who wish to travel to Crickhowell, Brecon or to gain access to the Heads of the Valleys road.

Asking Price Of £229,000 (Freehold)

For sale by Private Treaty as a going concern, or for an alternative use such as suitable commercial, tourism, sport or recreation. Subject to obtaining the necessary planning consent for such use from the Brecon Beacons National Park Planning Authority.

Situated in the hamlet of Pantygelli approximately 2 miles from Abergavenny, this is a well established garage which currently is utilised as an M.O.T. testing station with ancilliary use.

Asking Price Of £250,000 (Freehold)

Situated on the edge of the small hamlet of Lower Chapel, a 4 bedroomed, detached family property enjoying an attractive outlook over the River Honddu and surrounding countryside. The house stands in a good sized garden with car parking facilities to the front and also an adjacent garage. Windows have been replaced with U.P.V.C. double glazed units and there are matching front and rear doors. The kitchen has been fitted with a range of light oak units and the property benefits from an oil fired central heating system.

Asking Price Of £265,000 (Freehold)

Situated at the head of a small cul-de-sac on a popular residential development, this detached, 3 bedroomed property stands in a slightly elevated position and enjoys views towards Dinas and the surrounding countryside. The conservatory at the front of the property takes full advantage of the views.

Offers in the region of £265,000 (Freehold)

A truly unique property being one of the few remaining original farmhouses which remain unmodernised and in original condition. Situated in a secluded and private forest setting in the popular and picturesque Grwyne Fawr Valley. The property for many years has been used by a party of hill walkers who have maintained the fabric of the dwelling and all the features of the property without having spoiled it by introducing modern ideas or developments. The main house is complemented by adjoining outbuilding and a substantial barn and cart shed on the opposite side of the entrance drive and in all there is approximately ¾ acre of ground although boundaries are not defined.

Asking Price Of £275,000 (Freehold)

In an outstanding stream side location with 5 acres of pasture, woodland and amenity land. Enjoying complete privacy yet easily accessible and conveniently placed for those wishing to travel to Cardiff, the Heads of the Valleys road or to Brecon.

Asking Price Of £280,000 (Leasehold)

Located in an elevated position with extensive views over the surrounding countryside.

Ysgubor Fach was formerly two cottages which were converted to form one large residence and historically the deeds can be traced back to the 1860s, however, we believe that the property is probably much older. Set in attractive gardens with a small orchard area, garage and outbuildings.

The property is extremely well placed to gain access to the Heads of the Valleys road, the larger town of Abergavenny and of course, the M4 is within easy travelling distance.

Offers in the region of £295,000 (Freehold)

Landau House was constructed in the mid-1980s and occupies an elevated position with wonderful views to the rear over open countryside and the surrounding mountains. The house has been designed to take full advantage of the views with patio doors leading from the principal reception room out onto a large balcony.

Asking Price Of £299,000 (Freehold)

Prominently situated in a prime trading position within the thriving town of Crickhowell, a double fronted shop premises with a spacious three bedroomed maisonette over and the original warehouse to the rear.

The placing of this property on the open market provides an excellent opportunity for someone wishing to trade within the main high street in Crickhowell or for those wishing to purchase as an investment with future letting potential.

The shop offers a retail sales area of approximately 460sq. feet together with a spacious kitchen/store area and at the rear, toilet and wash room facilities. There is also a generous cellar and the original warehouse is at the rear.

Offers in the region of £300,000 (Freehold)

Ynys y Gron is a smallholding extending to approximately 7.66 acres and situated on the edge of Mynydd Illtyd Common. The holding itself is in need of improvement and the house has been partly modernised but works have not been fully completed. This is an excellent opportunity to improve and develop a smallholding which is well situated approximately 5 miles from the town of Brecon and with adjacent access to Mynydd Illtyd.

The land is level and has a natural water supply. The house itself has the benefit of oil fired central heating and is partially double glazed. From the rear the property enjoys excellent views over the common and at the front there are views towards the Brecon Beacons.

Offers in the region of £300,000 (Freehold)

Formerly two cottages which have now be incorporated to provide one larger detached house.

Also having the benefit of a garden plot with outline planning consent for the erection of a detached dwelling.

The property is located in the older part of the village but it is in need of refurbishment and improvement. It is capable of providing attractive features including the original spiral stone staircase. The majority of windows to the older part of the house have been replaced with double glazed units and a heating system has also been installed. Within the property there are exposed timbers and exposed stone walling which could be further enhanced to provide attractive living accommodation.

Asking Price Of £300,000 (Freehold)