- Three bedrooms with family bathroom upstairs
- Attractive kitchen/breakfast room with integrated oven
- Good-sized living/dining room plus conservatory
- Off-street parking for two cars on driveway
- Level, easily managed rear garden with store
- Freehold tenure; Council Tax band C (affordable)
- Built c.1967–75; cavity walls assumed uninsulated
- Average broadband; single bathroom may limit busy households
A well-proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached home in a popular, quiet residential street, ideal for growing families seeking easy access to Brecon town centre and the Brecon Beacons. The ground floor offers an attractive kitchen/breakfast room with integrated oven and useful breakfast bar, a good-sized living/dining room that opens to a conservatory, and a handy cloakroom. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside there is off-street parking for two cars and a level, easily managed rear garden with paved patio, lawn, shrub borders and a garden store — helpful for outdoor play and summer barbecues. The property benefits from uPVC double glazing, gas central heating and freehold tenure. Council Tax band C is stated as affordable for the area, and there is no known flood risk.
Practical considerations: the home was built in the late 1960s–1970s and cavity walls are assumed to have no added insulation, so buyers should consider insulation upgrades and a general modernisation plan to improve energy efficiency. Broadband speeds are average and the wider neighbourhood shows higher local deprivation indicators; however mobile signal is excellent. There is a single family bathroom, which could be limiting for some families.
In short, this traditional layout offers comfortable, flexible family living in a convenient town-fringe location close to schools, shops and the National Park. Buyers wanting a well-located home with scope to update energy performance and cosmetic finishes will find clear potential here.