Well-priced three-bedroom semi with garden and good transport links — ideal for first-time buyers.
Three double bedrooms with built-in storage and neutral decor
Two reception rooms offering flexible living or dining space
Decent plot with front and sloped rear garden and rear access
Double glazing (installed before 2002) and mains gas central heating
Built c.1900–1929 on granite/whinstone walls, likely no wall insulation
Front and rear gardens currently unkempt; needs landscaping/maintenance
Area shows high deprivation—lower purchase price but affects long-term values
No flooding risk; excellent mobile signal and fast broadband speeds
This three-bedroom semi-detached house in Pantyrawel offers a practical, well-laid-out home for first-time buyers or investors seeking rental income. The interior is neutrally decorated throughout, ready to move into with minimal cosmetic work, and benefits from double glazing and mains gas central heating. Two reception rooms and a good-sized kitchen give flexible living space for families or sharers. The property sits on a decent plot with a front garden and a sloped rear garden with rear access. The outdoor space has scope for improvement — the front and rear gardens are currently unkempt and would reward straightforward landscaping to maximise curb appeal and usable space. Constructed c.1900–1929 with granite/whinstone walls (likely uninsulated), the house has period character but limited wall insulation; buyers should expect potential energy-efficiency upgrades. There is no reported flooding risk, mobile signal is excellent and broadband speeds are fast, convenient for home working. Location advantages include close public transport links, local amenities, green spaces and cycling routes. The property sits in a village setting in an area with marked deprivation and average crime; this keeps purchase costs low (council tax band B) but should be considered by buyers focused on long-term resale or premium rental values.