Newport house on Fields Park Road listed for £500,000
The property on Fields Park Road is on the market with a guide price of £500,000 to £525,000 through estate agent Number One Real Estate.
The estate agent highlights the property's location on a "highly sought-after" residential street in an "established and desirable" part of Newport.
The road is described as "peaceful" and "tree-lined", with good commuting links to Cardiff, Bristol, and beyond.
Families may value the proximity to well-regarded schools such as Rougemont School, Glasllwch Primary School, and Newport High School.
Nearby amenities include supermarkets, independent shops, cafes, and restaurants.
Belle Vue Park, with its landscaped gardens and Victorian pavilion, is also within walking distance.
The house retains many period features, including tall ceilings and bay-fronted windows.
The main living room is described as a "light and airy" space, suitable for both entertaining and relaxation.
The second reception room offers versatility as an additional sitting room, dining room, or spacious home office.
The property also features a modern fitted kitchen with generous storage and access to the rear garden.
The first floor houses four double bedrooms and a family bathroom, with two further double bedrooms on the upper floor.
The enclosed garden is described as "low maintenance", suitable for outdoor entertaining, children's play, or relaxation.
The property also benefits from broadband internet provided by FTTP and all mains services and water connections.
To arrange a viewing, contact Number One Real Estate.
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