- One double bedroom, 431 sq ft compact layout
- Spacious front garden, very small overall plot
- Communal off-street car park for residents
- Built pre-1900 with period stone walls
- Dated exterior; needs modernization and cosmetic works
- No confirmed wall insulation; energy upgrades likely needed
- Freehold with very low council tax (Band A)
- Area shows higher deprivation; consider resale implications
This one-bedroom end-of-terrace in Abersychan offers an affordable entry to the local market with a generous front garden and communal off-street parking. The compact 431 sq ft layout is laid out for practical living: reception room, kitchen, double bedroom and a bathroom — straightforward and easy to maintain. Fast broadband and good local transport links make it suitable for commuting or rental.
Built before 1900, the property has period stone walls and double glazing but is dated externally and will benefit from modernization. There is no confirmed wall insulation (assumed uninsulated walls), so buyers should budget for possible insulation and energy-efficiency improvements. Services and appliances have not been tested and a buyer survey is recommended.
Located in a sought-after village spot close to schools, shops and amenities, this freehold home suits first-time buyers seeking a low council-tax band A starter home or investors targeting reliable rental demand. Note the very small overall plot and the wider area’s higher deprivation indices, which may affect long-term resale values — purchasers should weigh location benefits with these local factors.
