Four bedrooms and 1,591 sq ft of restored period living space
Large 24 ft open kitchen/diner plus two reception rooms and conservatory
215 ft rear mini‑paddock/paddock included — good outdoor/extension potential
Private stone finished drive parking for 2–3 cars; no chain
Water borehole (2024) with filtration — lowers municipal water bills
LPG heating with underground tank; boiler circa 2012 (not mains gas)
Private septic drainage; buyers should commission tank/systems checks
Slow broadband and uninsulated solid stone walls in places
Set in a rural pocket of Gwaelod‑Y‑Garth, this restored four‑bedroom stone cottage combines period character with modern conveniences. The house offers generous living space — including a 24 ft kitchen/diner, two reception rooms and a conservatory — and sits behind a private stone drive with parking for 2–3 cars. Outside is a level lawned garden plus a 215 ft mini‑paddock, ideal for hobby grazing, play or extension (subject to consents).
Recent works make the property move‑in ready: full rewiring (2007), PVC double glazing, replastered interiors and a new water borehole (2024) supplying filtered domestic water. Practical features include an intruder alarm, utility room with filter/pump systems, LPG‑fired boiler and panel radiators, and a concealed underground LPG tank.
Buyers should note a few material points: the house uses private drainage via a septic tank, heating runs on LPG (not mains gas), broadband speeds are reported slow, and some original stone walls are uninsulated (likely thicker, solid construction). Council Tax Band F is relatively expensive. Roof replacement was in the late 1980s and external repointing circa 2010.
This cottage suits family buyers seeking countryside views and space, or purchasers wanting a character home with outbuilding/grazing potential. It is offered freehold and chain‑free, with easy access to nearby village amenities and local schools.