This end-of-terrace home is set in Ross-on-Wye, the picturesque south Herefordshire market town which is famed for its striking riverside scenery. The two-bedroom property also boasts an additional third room upstairs, which would make an ideal home office or nursery.
The home at a glance
9 Library Mews is tucked away at the end of a private cul de sac within striking distance of the town centre, therefore the wealth of amenities is a short walk from the property. In addition to this, the town's bus terminal is located on Cantilupe Road, approximately 60 metres away, and the home also benefits from its own parking space.
The front entrance is found behind a small glass porch and a cloakroom is on the right-hand side of the entrance hall and the the kitchen is on the left. This includes an integrated fridge and freezer plus a brand-new cooker with a gas hob, an extractor fan, a Worcester boiler and a Hotpoint washing machine.
The bright and airy lounge features a gas fireplace which acts as the room's focal point. In addition, light pours in through a set of French doors which lead out into the low-maintenance rear garden – please note that this will be the tenant's responsibility to maintain. This garden includes a patio seating area, one shed and some small shrubs. To the front of the home, there is also a small lawn.
Both bedrooms are found on the first floor of the property and each has brand-new carpets plus plenty of built-in storage. One of these bedrooms has a view of the rear garden while the other offers an outlook of Ross-on-Wye's varied architecture, including the iconic spire of St Mary's Church, plus the clock tower of the famed 17th-century market house. This bedroom also includes an en-suite shower room, which features a single-cubicle walk-in shower, plus a basin and WC. The family bathroom, meanwhile, offers a bath with shower overhead, basin and WC.
The third upstairs room also offers a built-in storage cupboard and plenty of shelving.
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.
There are four schools in the town - three primaries and one secondary - and all boast 'Good' Ofsted ratings. These are Ashfield Park Primary School, St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Brampton Abbotts CofE Primary School and John Kyrle High School.
The town is nicknamed 'the jewel of the Wye' and is located in the heart of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are a range of beautiful walks, which take in the stunning countryside around the town and an assortment of outdoor pursuits to showcase the spectacular river.
General
Mains gas central heating. Mains water and electricity. There are also solar tubes on the roof which supplement the hot water supplied by the gas boiler.
Local authority
Herefordshire Council - 01432 260000
Council tax
Band B
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