Newtown Road, HR4

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TO LET – Spacious Three Bedroom Period Home on Newtown Road

Available immediately | Unfurnished | Deposit: £1,300

The Good Estate Agent is pleased to offer this spacious three bedroom mid-terraced period home, situated on Newtown Road and within easy walking distance of Hereford city centre, the railway station and Hereford County Hospital.

Set over four floors, the property offers generous and versatile accommodation, including three reception rooms, a fitted kitchen, garden room and three double bedrooms. The property also benefits from two part converted cellar rooms, one of which has previously been used as a fourth bedroom, while the additional space could be ideal for a home office, gym, hobby room or storage.

The accommodation includes a modern family bathroom, while the principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes. The third bedroom is a charming loft conversion with Velux windows and under-eaves storage.

Outside, the property boasts a long, south facing rear garden with a raised decking area, enclosed garden and secure side access.

Conveniently located close to a range of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, pubs and schools, this property would make an excellent family or professional home.

Viewings are strictly by appointment only. Please contact our office on 01432 619222 to arrange a viewing, or alternatively WhatsApp us on 07950 989644.

Disclaimer

These particulars do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract nor may they be regarded as representations. All dimensions are approximate for guidance only, their accuracy cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or services does not imply that they are necessarily in working order or fit for purpose or included in the Sale. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitors as to the tenure if the property, as well as fixtures and fittings and where the property has been extended/converted as to planning approval and building regulations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy.