- Deceptively spacious Victorian mid-terrace across four floors
- Open-plan ground floor living/kitchen with basement utility space
- Large rear garden, summer house, and open countryside views
- Double glazing fitted after 2002; dual-fuel heating with wood stove
- Small overall size (808 sq ft) and modest plot
- Stone walls likely uninsulated — may need thermal upgrades
- Average broadband; wider area records higher deprivation
- Freehold, very low crime, low council tax and no flood risk
This deceptively spacious Victorian mid-terrace in Talybont offers adaptable living across four floors, ideal for first-time buyers seeking character with modern touches. The open-plan ground floor living/kitchen and a usable basement/utility room make efficient use of the 808 sq ft footprint, while a top-floor master bedroom benefits from an en suite. Large rear garden with seating areas, a summer house and open countryside views gives rare outdoor space for the village.
Character features include exposed stone walls, wood-burning stove and a stone facade that retain period charm. The property has double glazing installed (post-2002) and dual-fuel central heating with a boiler and wood option, helping keep running costs manageable. Council tax is low and local crime rates are very low.
Buyers should note the small overall size and modest plot. The stone walls are assumed uninsulated and may need thermal upgrading to improve comfort and energy efficiency. The wider area records higher deprivation, and broadband speeds are average — important for home working. The property is freehold and flood risk is low.
Located seven miles from Aberystwyth with regular buses, local shops and a village school, this home suits first-time buyers or young families wanting character, village life and easy access to a university town. With some targeted improvements (insulation, modernisation in places) the house offers strong long-term potential and countryside living close to local amenities.
