Listed for £425,000, the property stands in a prominent residential area known for its elevated position and pleasant surroundings.
The estate agent describes the house as “well presented”, with its location offering easy access to a wide range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, and leisure facilities in Newport city centre.
Families looking to buy will be drawn to the property’s vicinity to reputable primary and secondary schools.
Commuters, on the other hand, will likely see the appeal in its excellent access to the M4 motorway, offering direct links to Cardiff, Bristol, and beyond.
Newport railway station offers regular rail services, while nearby parks and woodland walks provide the opportunity for leisurely outings.
The historic village of Caerleon with its Roman heritage and riverside setting is also within reach.
Inside, a hallway welcomes visitors, leading to the main living areas and the primary bedroom, with stairs guiding the way to the first floor and down to the main lounge.
The heart of the house is the open plan kitchen, dining and family room, boasting a large fitted kitchen, central island and ample space for seating.
A home office space, which could be used as an additional bedroom, is also found on this floor.
The spacious lounge on the lower garden level promises a comfortable living space, while the first floor houses two further double bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The property also offers a driveway, garage, and a private garden.