Town-centre location within walking distance of shops and schools
Three double bedrooms — comfortable family layout
Sun lounge opening to a low-maintenance rear garden
Garage/outbuilding with inspection pit accessed via private lane
Refurbished interiors: oak doors, modern kitchen, shower room
Solid brick walls likely without built-in insulation (may need upgrades)
Energy rating moderate (EER shown 55 D / 82 B) — not top-tier efficiency
Local broadband speeds reported slow — may hinder home working
This tastefully refurbished three-bedroom semi-detached house sits on High Street, Ammanford, within easy walking distance of shops, schools and leisure facilities. The ground-floor layout opens into a large open-plan lounge/diner with a feature multi-fuel burner and a bright sun lounge that leads onto a low-maintenance rear garden — a practical family space for indoor–outdoor living.
The current owners have upgraded the interior with oak doors, modern kitchen fittings, new bathroom/shower room, gas central heating and double glazing. A useful garage/outbuilding with an inspection pit sits opposite the property accessed via a private lane — good for secure parking or hobby mechanics. Council Tax Band C and freehold tenure add straightforward running costs and ownership.
Notable positives include the town-centre location, three double bedrooms, and recent refurbishment that reduces immediate DIY needs. However, the solid brick walls are understood to lack built-in insulation (as built), the energy rating is middling, and the small plot size means outdoor space is compact. Broadband speed is recorded as slow locally, which could affect home working unless upgraded.
Overall, this property will suit a family or buyer seeking a move-in ready, characterful home in the heart of Ammanford with parking and garage facilities. Buyers wanting top-tier energy performance, larger gardens or guaranteed fast broadband should factor possible additional works and upgrades into their plans.
