- Three bedrooms with fitted storage and good floor space
- Two reception rooms provide flexible family living
- Modern bathroom and separate first-floor WC
- Good-sized rear garden with decking and storage shed
- Driveway parking for two, plus electric vehicle charging point
- Gas central heating; double glazing (install date unknown)
- Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac near shops and schools
- Wider area shows higher deprivation; consider investment risks
A well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached home in a quiet Dyffryn Avenue cul-de-sac, arranged over two floors to suit growing families. Two reception rooms give flexible living and play space, while a fitted kitchen with adjoining utility helps keep day-to-day life organised. The garden is a good size with lawn, decking and side access; driveway parking for two includes an electric vehicle charging point.
Bedrooms are generous, with built-in storage and a modern family bathroom plus a convenient first-floor WC. Practical details include gas central heating served by a boiler, double glazing (installation date unknown) and a boarded loft for extra storage. At about 950 sq ft on a decent plot, the layout is traditional and straightforward to adapt.
Location is convenient for local shops, schools, a leisure centre and main roads, making school runs and commuting manageable. Broadband and mobile signal are strong. Buyers should note the wider area is classified as having higher deprivation and industrial hardship, with average local crime levels — factors that may affect long-term capital growth and community services.
This freehold house, built around the 1930s–1940s, offers a ready-to-move-in family base with scope to personalise. Viewings are recommended if you want easy access to local amenities and practical family living in a residential neighbourhood.
