• Well Presented Semi Detached Property +
• Generous Gardens to All Three Sides +
• Car Port and Parking for Several Vehicles +
• Quiet Location Yet Accessible to Ross Town Centre +

A Well Proportioned Semi Detached House Positioned in a Quiet Yet Accessible Location on the edge of Ross-on-Wye with Generous Gardens and an Abundance of Parking. EPC D Location The picturesque riverside market settlement of Ross-on-Wye is the only English town standing within the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Formerly a centre for leather working, shoe making, brewing, corn milling and glove making, Ross became a very busy Coaching town in the 18th and 19th Centuries. When viewed from either of the river bridges, the white painted façade of The Royal Hotel stands adjacent to the fine, 206 feet steeple of St Marys Church. With a population of around 10,000, Ross remains a bustling town and the summer months in particular see many visitors coming to canoe, fish, cycle or alternatively enjoy more leisurely pursuits involving food and drink, perhaps downing a refreshing cider from one of the many local artisan cider makers. Description Constructed in circa 1960's by well regarded local builders Collier and Brain, Tudor Rose is situated just under a mile from the centre of the market and tourist town of Ross-on-Wye, and just a short walk from the nearby post office, shop and bus stop in surprisingly quiet Tudor Street. Constructed of brick, under a hipped and pitched roof, Tudor Rose is a well proportioned semi-detached house with a generous garden which wraps around the property to all three sides, and also offers an exceptionally large parking area.
Accessed via the side entrance door, the entrance hall leads through to the 12' kitchen with a range of floor and wall mounted fitted units. With a large window overlooking the rear garden, a capacious walk-in pantry and a space for a dining table this good-sized room gives access through to the light and welcoming sitting room. A large window to the front elevation enables much natural light admittance, and with the benefit of a feature stone fireplace with inset gas fire, this room is a wonderful reception room. Stairs lead to the first floor where there are two well proportioned bedrooms, together with a recently refitted family shower room and w.c.
An attractive entrance gate gives access to the generous parking area and timber framed carport. Some years previously the current owner applied for, and was granted, planning permission to extend the property to provide a four bedroom house. These historic plans are available for those who might like to consider a future planning application.
From the driveway steps lead to the side lawned area of garden, fringed with borders attractively planted with a range of shrubs including Euonymus and Lavenders. To the rear is a generous paved seating area, ideal for al fresco dining, together with two aluminium framed greenhouses and a most useful wooden storage shed. For those concerned with strategic location the A40 dual carriageway and M50 motorway are less than 10 minutes' drive, with the market town of Monmouth being approx. 10 miles to the southwest. For those looking for a well presented home in an exceptionally accessible location we strongly recommend and early internal viewing.