Sycamore Avenue, Abergavenny £1,800 PCM

• Beautifully restored three bedroom apartment
• Open-plan lounge-kitchen with large marble island
• Vaulted bedroom ceilings
• Chapel conversion
• Access to garden
• Allocated parking
• Located in the picturesque town of Abergavenny
• Quiet peaceful location
• Luxury bathrooms
• Two en-suite bedrooms

Welcome to The Nave — a truly remarkable split-level residence within the exquisite chapel conversion at Parc Pen Y Fal, an exclusive development just a stone’s throw from the vibrant center of Abergavenny.

This outstanding home is one of only six individually designed townhouses in this Grade II listed building, offering expansive and versatile accommodation arranged over three floors. It beautifully combines restored period charm with contemporary design and high-end finishes, creating a home of exceptional quality and character.

The property benefits from a private section of garden and an allocated parking space.
Inside, The Nave features:
Three spacious bedrooms
Two luxurious bathrooms
A large open-plan living and dining area, perfect for modern living and entertaining

The residence enjoys attractive views over the surrounding countryside and the Brecon Beacons, providing a stunning backdrop to this unique home. Each property within the development has carefully preserved original architectural features, complemented by elegant, modern fixtures and fittings for a truly superb finish.

Located in the picturesque market town of Abergavenny, residents can enjoy a wonderful selection of cafés, restaurants, and independent shops. The town’s popular weekly market attracts visitors from across the region, adding to the lively community atmosphere.

A holding fee equivalent to one weeks' rent will be payable to secure the property. This will be deducted from the final balance payable upon moving into the property, subject to a successful application. The Occupation Contract must be signed within 14 days following the payment.
Keylet reserves the right to retain this payment should the applicant have provided false or misleading information at the time of applying for the Contract or failed to take reasonable steps to enter into the Occupation Contract.