Freehold four/five bedroom semi-detached house with annexe potential
Three reception rooms plus modern kitchen and utility room
Off-street parking with opportunity for garage on driveway
Enclosed rear garden suitable for family use
EPC rating D — energy performance below modern standards
Council tax band E — above-average local tax charge
Stone walls likely lack insulation — possible retrofit costs
Walking distance to town centre, train station and local schools
A generous four/five-bedroom semi-detached home on Grove Road offering flexible family accommodation and scope to create a self-contained annexe with its own entrance. The property combines 1920s character with extended living space: three reception rooms, modern kitchen, utility, downstairs WC and upstairs ensuite. Off-street parking and an enclosed rear garden add practical family appeal, while the town centre and mainline station are within walking distance.
This house will suit growing families who need space and proximity to schools—Oldcastle Primary and Brynteg Comprehensive are nearby. The layout gives clear potential for multigenerational living or rental income by converting part of the property into an annexe. Mains gas central heating and double glazing provide everyday comfort, and the plot offers garage and driveway potential.
Buyers should note material drawbacks plainly: the EPC is D, council tax is band E (above average), and the original stone walls are likely uninsulated, so energy performance and running costs may be higher than modern homes. The wider local area shows signs of deprivation, although the immediate neighbourhood is residential with very low recorded crime.
Sold with no onward chain and offered freehold, this home is best for purchasers willing to take on light-to-moderate updating to improve efficiency and finish. For families seeking space, good transport links and scope to add value, this property presents a practical and adaptable opportunity.
