3 bedrooms, two doubles and a single
Large lounge/diner with patio doors to rear garden
Owned solar panels to roof, reduces energy bills
Ground-floor wet room plus first-floor bathroom
Driveway parking for two cars; small enclosed rear garden
Needs renovation—kitchen, bathrooms and finishes dated
EPC currently TBC; budget for energy-efficiency work
Located close to Neath town centre and local shops
This mid-20th-century three-bedroom semi-detached house on Heol Celyn is a practical, value-led purchase for first-time buyers or small families. The layout includes a large lounge/diner with direct garden access, a ground-floor wet room, and three bedrooms upstairs — two doubles and a single. Solar panels are owned and connected, helping running costs.
The property needs renovation and modernization throughout: kitchens, bathrooms and some internal finishes are dated and will benefit from updating. EPC is TBC; buyers should budget for potential energy-efficiency improvements despite the owned solar array. The house is freehold with off-street parking for two cars and a small enclosed rear garden with a summer house.
Location is convenient for Neath town centre, local shops and the M4 corridor, while the immediate area is described as ageing suburban with higher local deprivation — practical amenities are nearby but buyers seeking a more affluent neighbourhood should note local socio-economic indicators. Flood risk is very low and crime levels are very low.
Overall this is a straightforward project property offering clear scope to add value through modernization and landscaping. It suits buyers wanting an affordable entry into the area who can carry out incremental improvements.
