Affordable Victorian terrace with garden — great first step or rental buy..
2 double bedrooms with bright rooms and standard ceiling heights
Large private rear garden — good outdoor space for families
Spacious living/dining area; open-plan feel, wood flooring
Freehold tenure; approx 794 sq ft, average overall size
Extension has a new roof; reduces immediate major works
Area is very deprived with high crime — affects value/rental
Requires modernisation and cosmetic updating throughout
EPC not available; buyers should budget for energy improvements
This two-bedroom Victorian terraced house on Dowlais Street offers an affordable entry into Aberdare’s housing market. With generous living space, a large rear garden and freehold tenure, it suits first-time buyers seeking room to grow or investors after a straightforward rental property in a well-connected town.
The interior provides an open-plan lounge/diner, fitted kitchen and family bathroom; the property requires some modernisation to reach its potential. A recent roof on the extension reduces immediate major-cost risk, but buyers should allow budget for cosmetic upgrades and possible services checks. EPC currently not provided.
Location is a practical strong point: fast broadband, excellent mobile signal and regular rail and bus links to Cardiff and local centres. Local amenities, schools and retail parks are within easy reach. Be frank about the area — it is a very deprived, high-crime ward of blue-collar terraces, which affects resale and rental prospects but is reflected in the asking price.
For a buyer prepared to invest time and modest renovation, this property delivers solid space, a private garden and accessible transport links. For investors, expected affordability and location offer clear lettable potential; for first-time buyers, it’s a liveable home with scope to personalise and add value.