- Two double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
- Conservatory adds flexible living space
- Private side driveway, parking for two vehicles
- Generous landscaped rear garden and patio
- EPC C; mains gas central heating and double glazing
- Small-to-average internal footprint, compact rooms
- Freehold; all mains services connected
- Located in a very deprived wider area (affects resale/rental)
This well-presented two-double-bedroom end terrace is a practical first home or buy-to-let in Broadlands, Bridgend. Built between 2007–2011, it offers modern fixtures, a conservatory that increases living space, and an EPC C rating. The layout is straightforward: entrance hall, kitchen, downstairs WC, lounge opening to a conservatory, and two double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a shower room upstairs.
Outdoor space is a genuine strength: a private side driveway provides off-street parking for two vehicles, and the property occupies a corner plot with a generously landscaped rear garden and patio ideal for entertaining. Practical details include double glazing, mains gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, and all mains services connected.
Be candid about limitations: the overall living footprint is small-to-average, so it suits first-time buyers, small families or investors seeking a manageable rental. The wider area scores as very deprived, which can affect resale prospects and rental yields although local amenities, schools, Newbridge Fields and Bridgend town centre are all within walking distance. The house is freehold and in good decorative order, but buyers seeking larger rooms or more internal space should note the compact principal reception and room sizes.
In short, this property offers low-maintenance, modern living and strong convenience for daily needs. It’s best matched to buyers wanting a move-in-ready starter home or investors seeking a straightforward tenancy opportunity, while acknowledging limits on internal space and the broader area's socio-economic profile.
