Date: 22/08/2025
This impressive Grade II Listed six double bedroomed yellow brick Edwardian Villa has retained a wealth of fine original architectural detailing which sits beautifully alongside its classic and timeless interior, culminating in an elegant and stylish aspirational home. Sympathetically restored, this family home occupies a corner plot in westerly part walled gardens and enjoys generous proportions with two reception rooms and two contemporary bath/shower rooms to accompany its kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and cloakroom. With parking at a premium in this popular area of town, this home has the added benefit of off road parking to include an EV fast charger point. Â
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Built on the cusp of the Edwardian period, the houses in Fosterville Crescent have been little altered since building and therefore this family home represents a fine example of architecture from this era. Believed to have been constructed by the Foster brothers, local builders and surveyors of the time, this period residence sits amongst similarly styled homes listed for their character which is very much in evidence in the external aesthetics of the property. Of a highly attractive appearance with painted fretted bargeboards and spike finials to the gables, its yellow brick is complemented by caramel coloured terracotta quoins and window and door dressings sitting under a red tile roof with yellow brick chimney stacks.Â
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Internally, this home is entered through a porch leading into a reception hallway. The period detailing continues inside the house which has retained the original servant bell system, fireplaces, deep skirting boards and tiling. The property is arranged over three floors comprising two storeys and three attic rooms, in all totalling about 2195sqft of family size accommodation. Flooded in light from a three storey gabled wing and a canted bay to two storeys, the house enjoys dual aspects to some rooms with sash and stained glass leaded light windows filtering light throughout the house.Â
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ABERGAVENNY, NP7
Valid until 30.09.2018
| Walls: | Cavity wall, as built, no insulation (assumed) | Walls Energy: | Poor |
| Roof: | Roof room(s), ceiling insulated | Roof Energy: | Poor |
| Window: | Partial secondary glazing | Window Energy: | Poor |
| Main Heating: | Boiler and radiators, mains gas | Main Heating Energy: | Very good |
| Main Heating Controls: | Programmer, TRVs and bypass | Main Heating Controls Energy: | Poor |
| Hot Water System: | From main system | Hot Water Energy Efficiency: | Very good |
| Lighting: | Low energy lighting in 5% of fixed outlets | Lighting Energy: | Very poor |
| Floors: | Suspended, no insulation (assumed) | Secondary Heating: | Room heaters, coal |
| Total Floor Area: | 179 m2 |
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