• END-TERRACED PROPERTY +
• FULL RENOVATION REQUIRED +
• EXCELLENT POTENTIAL TO ADD VALUE +
• GENEROUS GARDENS TO FRONT, SIDE AND REAR +
• POTENTIAL TO EXTEND (SUBJECT TO PLANNING) +
• AMPLE SPACE FOR OFF-ROAD PARKING (SUBJECT TO CONSENT) +
• MANY ORIGINAL FEATURES INCLUDING DOORS AND FIREPLACES +
• TWO SPACIOUS BEDROOMS +
• KITCHEN/DINING ROOM WITH PANTRY +
• VIEWING HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR INVESTORS OR BUYERS LOOKING FOR A PROJECT +

This end-terraced property offers a fantastic opportunity for those looking to take on a full renovation project. The house requires complete modernisation throughout but presents significant potential to add value and create a home tailored to your own tastes and needs.

Description - This end-terraced property offers a fantastic opportunity for those looking to take on a full renovation project. The house requires complete modernisation throughout but presents significant potential to add value and create a home tailored to your own tastes and needs.
Due to the generous size of the plot, there is plenty of scope to extend the property to the side or rear as well as parking (subject to the necessary planning permissions, building regulations approval, and highways consent).
Despite its current condition, the property retains many charming period and original features, including wrought iron fireplaces, original doors, and picture rails.
The accommodation comprises: entrance hall, living room, kitchen/dining room with pantry, two spacious bedrooms, and a bathroom to the first floor, plus an outside W.C.
Outside, the property benefits from generous gardens to the front, side, and rear, providing further opportunity for landscaping, extension, or off-road parking (subject to permissions).
Alpha Road was at the centre of the Bulwark Garden Suburb development between 1917/1919. It was built to house shipyard workers from No. 1 National Shipyard then being built down on the river Wye. 
Local amenities and can be found nearby as well as the market town of Chepstow with its attendant range of facilities. Chepstow is known as the gateway to the Wye Valley, itself a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. For those that enjoy the outdoors, there are many walks in the area including the Wye Valley Walk, which starts a short distance away at Chepstow Leisure Centre and Wales coastal footpath which starts in Chepstow and follows the coastline all the way to North Wales.
For the commuter, there are excellent road networks close by plus bus and rail links to be found in Chepstow. All of which bring Newport, Cardiff, Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham within commuting distance.