This ground-floor, one-bedroom, town centre flat is a short walk (0.2 miles) from Ross-on-Wye’s famed 17th century Market House – an impressive red sandstone building which continues to act as the centre of the town’s twice weekly markets every Thursday and Saturday.
1 Trenchard Court
This ground-floor, one-bedroom, town centre flat is a short walk (0.2 miles) from Ross-on-Wye's famed 17th century Market House – an impressive red sandstone building which continues to act as the centre of the town's twice weekly markets every Thursday and Saturday.
Location
Ross-on-Wye has been voted the UK's best-loved market town by coach company, National Express. The high street offers an assortment of shops, independently-owned boutiques, a range of restaurants, welcoming pubs and various leisure facilities including a swimming pool and intimate theatre.
The town is nicknamed 'the jewel of the Wye' and is located in the heart of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. As such, the town is a popular spot for tourists, particularly during the summer months. Various companies offer a broad range of outdoor pursuits which showcase the spectacular river and there is also a range of beautiful walks, which take in the stunning countryside around the town.
The home at a glance
1 Trenchard Court offers a modern living space. The apartment's front door leads into a small entrance hall and a second door leads into the open-plan living room and kitchen. This area features laminate flooring and light pours in to the space through two windows at the front and two windows at the rear.
The cooking and dining area features a breakfast bar plus a host of integrated appliances including a compact dishwasher, a fridge and a freezer. There is also an oven, a hob and a pull-out extractor fan hood. In addition, a washer/dryer plus a hot water cylinder is tucked away in the airing cupboard.
The double bedroom has a window, which looks out to the rear of the property, neutral-coloured carpets and a central glass light.
The bathroom features a bath with overhead shower, a basin, WC, chrome-heated towel rail and contemporary multi-panel walling.
Outside, at the rear of Trenchard Court, there is a secure bike shed and cupboard which stores each property's bins. While there is no car parking on site, residents' permits for on-street parking are available through Herefordshire County Council. The annual cost for first and second permits, including visitor's permit is £30 each.
There is a big perk to living in Trenchard Court – there are solar panels on the roof and this flat receives some of the electricity produced, meaning that utility bills are reduced.
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