3 bedroom Semi-Detached House
Heol Senni, Newport
£220,000 Offers In Excess Of
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*NO ONWARD CHAIN* Three Bedrooms Semi-Detached Home offered with No onward chain, a modern fitted kitchen, spacious lounge, downstairs WC plus much more.
Modern Semi-detached Home
Entering the property there is an entrance hallway which provides access through to the lounge and the downstairs cloakroom which comprises of a sink and WC. The living room is spacious and neutrally decorated with the stairs up to the first floor and ample space for any required seating and/or dining. Adjacent is the kitchen, which has modern units with plenty of worktop and unit space and designer floor tiles. There is the benefit of a dining space with patio doors out onto the terraced area.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms and the family bathroom. There are two double rooms and a large single room with built in storage. The family bathroom has a modern white suite, with a hand basin, lavatory and bath with shower above.
Outside the rear garden is fully enclosed with a large lawn area and patio. There is rear access to the front of the property and the allocated parking
Property Reference: HRT103729751
Entrance Hall
Separate WC
Living Room 15ft 1ins x 15ft 8ins (4.62m x 4.78m)
Kitchen 8ft 4ins x 14ft 11ins (2.54m x 4.57m)
First Floor Landing
Master Bedroom 13ft 3ins x 8ft 7ins (4.06m x 2.62m)
Bedroom Two 8ft 7ins x 10ft 9ins (2.62m x 3.28m)
Bathroom
Bedroom Three 6ft 9ins x 12ft 2ins (2.06m x 3.73m)
About Newport
Newport is one of South Wales’ fastest-growing cities, combining strong transport connections, ongoing regeneration and more affordable property prices than nearby Cardiff and Bristol. With a population of more than 170,000, the city continues to attract buyers, renters and investors looking for value, connectivity and long-term growth potential.
In recent years, Newport has benefited from major investment and redevelopment, including improvements to the railway station, city centre, transport infrastructure and leisure offering. New residential communities and retail developments continue to reshape the city, helping to drive demand across the local property market.
Newport’s location makes it particularly attractive for commuters. Excellent road and rail links provide convenient access to London and Cardiff, while the nearby M4 connects the city to the wider South Wales region and beyond. At the same time, residents can enjoy easy access to the countryside, with the Brecon Beacons and surrounding Welsh landscapes within easy reach.
The city offers a wide range of property types in established residential areas. Popular developments such as Lysaght Village and Glan Llyn continue to attract interest, alongside city-centre apartments including Kings Court and City Vizion.
Whether you’re looking for a family home, an investment property or a rental opportunity, Newport offers a diverse and growing property market with something for every lifestyle and budget.
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Average price paid in Newport
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