Five-bedroom home in Caldicot on the market for £545,000
The estate agent said it is an "ideal" property for families, with ample space and modern facilities.
The ground floor comprises a spacious living room, dining room, fully fitted kitchen, utility room, and an additional sitting room.
There is also a cloakroom and a bright entrance hallway.
The first floor houses five bedrooms, with the master bedroom benefiting from an ensuite.
Alongside the bedrooms is a contemporary family bathroom.
The estate agent describes the bedrooms as "well-appointed" and "thoughtfully designed" to provide comfort and functionality.
Externally, the property benefits from a double garage and driveway, along with a separate storeroom to the rear.
The house is set within enclosed front and rear gardens, which provide both privacy and space for outdoor activities.
The estate agent said: "A conveniently located cloakroom completes the ground floor.
"Outside, the property continues to impress with its attractive and fully enclosed front and rear gardens - perfect for families and those who enjoy outdoor living."
The property is conveniently located for access to a variety of local amenities.
Caldicot offers a wide selection of shops, leisure facilities, and schools.
The property is well-connected with nearby rail links and easy access to the M4 and A48, making it ideal for commuting to Newport, Cardiff, and Bristol.
The estate agent added: "This beautifully maintained home combines space, style, and location - making it a perfect choice for families seeking a property of quality in a highly desirable area."
For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact the estate agent Peter Alan.
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