£270,000 - £290,000 This is a really stylish three-bed semi that punches well above its weight. It's the Gosford house type by Taylor Wimpey, and at 79 square metres, it's bigger than your typical three-bed - every inch has been thoughtfully designed too.

Step through the front door, and the entrance hall leads you at an angle into the living room - it's charming, that little quirk in the layout. The living room's got a dark feature wall in Farrow and Ball staple Hague Blue that adds real depth and sophistication to the space. From here you flow through to the kitchen diner at the back of the house. The kitchen's a stylish white U-shaped layout with plenty of room for a proper dining area, and French doors that open out onto the garden - perfect for that indoor-outdoor living we all want these days. There's a feature wall in Farrow and Ball De Nimes that complements the kitchen beautifully and adds character to the dining space. Between these ground-floor rooms, there's a handy WC and storage space tucked away. Upstairs, the main bedroom sits at the front overlooking the quiet side road. There's a dark feature wall that creates this really tranquil, stylish space, built-in wardrobes for storage, and an ensuite that's all calming tones and white - properly serene. The second bedroom's a great size double with built-in storage and overlooks the garden. The third bedroom works perfectly as an office or additional bedroom.  Outside, you've got two parking spaces at the front - always appreciated. The back garden is a winner though: south-facing and landscaped with composite decking, artificial grass for low maintenance, and a shed for storage. There's side access too, which makes life easier. It's one of those gardens you can actually enjoy rather than spending every weekend maintaining. The location's spot on. You're on a quiet, safe street with lovely, friendly neighbours, and everything's within easy walking distance - Bassaleg School at the south end of the estate, Jubilee Primary, Tiny Rebel, and Pye Corner Station, where it's just one stop on the train to Cardiff. Jubilee Park is that kind of area where young families and professionals have made their home, with a proper sense of community and good local amenities.