• Characterful 1920s semi-detached home +
• No onward chain +
• Retains original sash windows and fireplaces +
• Two spacious reception rooms with period charm +
• South-facing rear garden +
• Galley kitchen with potential to modernise +
• Three bedrooms and traditional first floor bathroom +
• Driveway parking for two to three vehicles +
• Prefabricated garage (scope for replacement) +
• Quiet no-through road close to town centre +

A characterful period home set in a quiet residential area on the western edge of Ross-on-Wye, offering generous living space, original features, a south-facing garden, and excellent access to the town centre and major road links.

Weston Grove is a well regarded residential area on the western edge of Ross-on-Wye, perfectly placed for those seeking a quiet and settled setting within easy reach of the town’s amenities. Tucked away from the bustle, yet just a short walk or drive from the town centre, this mature cul-de-sac enjoys a strong sense of community and is popular with families, downsizers and professional couples alike.

The area is characterised by wide plots, leafy surroundings, and a mix of individual homes, many of which have been extended or enhanced over time. From the doorstep, scenic walks and cycle routes offer easy access to the surrounding countryside and the wider Wye Valley ideal for those who enjoy an active, outdoor lifestyle.

Ross-on-Wye itself provides a wide selection of independent shops, cafes, supermarkets and social amenities, along with highly regarded schools and healthcare services. Excellent transport links are close at hand, with the nearby A40 and M50 giving fast access to the Midlands via the M5 and South Wales via the M4. The regional centres of Hereford and Gloucester are approximately 14 and 18 miles away respectively.

The property is entered via:
Original glazed door leading into:

Hallway:
A welcoming hallway with sash window to the side aspect, high ceilings and original timber staircase rising to the first floor. An understairs cupboard houses a wall-mounted Worcester boiler providing both central heating and hot water.

Dining Room: 12'3" x 11'11" (3.73m x 3.63m)
A bright and elegant reception space with a square bay window to the front featuring three sash openings. Period features include high-level skirting boards, a picture rail, and an attractive original fireplace with decorative surround.

Sitting Room: 13' x 11'11" (3.96m x 3.63m) A generously proportioned second reception room with a traditional fireplace, tiled hearth and open fire. Double doors open directly onto the south-facing rear garden, filling the space with natural light.