Three-bed end-terrace with garage, parking and sunny low-maintenance garden.
Three bedrooms across two floors, suitable for families or rental
A well-presented three-bedroom end-of-terrace offering practical space for a first-time buyer, small family or investor. The house benefits from off-road parking, a garage and a low-maintenance south-west facing rear garden that catches afternoon sun. Living and dining areas feel modern and bright; overall size and layout suit everyday family life or rental occupancy.
The property is freehold, with double glazing and reportedly an Ideal combi boiler in vendor literature. Note: official data here records electric storage heating as the main heating fuel — buyers should verify the heating system and service history. The stone-built terrace dates from c.1900–1929 and likely lacks wall insulation, presenting scope for energy improvements (EPC D with potential to B).
Practical transport links are a clear strength: easy A470/M4 access and Pontypridd rail services within ten minutes’ drive for commuting. Local amenities and primary schools are within walking distance, while the house sits in a small-town fringe setting. Be aware the wider area has higher-than-average crime and is classified as very deprived; this affects resale and rental yields and should factor into buyer decisions.
Overall this is a sensible, affordable freehold home (Council Tax Band B) with parking and garden, suitable for buyers who value location and low running maintenance now, and who are willing to invest in insulation or heating upgrades to improve comfort and long-term costs.