Affordable three‑bed semi with large plot, workshop and Brecon Beacons views..
Very large plot with mountainside and valley views
Three bedrooms; lounge, kitchen and ground‑floor bathroom
Recently installed gas boiler; generally well maintained internally
On‑site workshop—useful for hobbies or storage
Potential to extend (subject to planning permission)
Rear garden needs tidying/landscaping; straightforward modernisation advised
Slow broadband and average mobile signal in the village
Local area shows higher deprivation; average local crime levels
Nestled in semi‑rural Dyffryn Cellwen, this early‑20th‑century semi‑detached house combines period character with practical family living. The property offers three bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen and a ground‑floor bathroom, arranged over two storeys and presented with simple, recently refreshed internal finishes. A recently installed gas boiler provides reliable heating.
The plot is a notable strength: a very large site with mountainside views to the rear and uninterrupted valley vistas to the front. There’s an on‑site workshop and clear potential to extend (subject to planning), making the home attractive to buyers seeking extra space or value‑adding renovation opportunities.
The house suits first‑time buyers or downsizers looking for an affordable entry into a peaceful village setting with easy access to walking and cycling routes into the Brecon Beacons. Practical drawbacks are straightforward: the property requires tidying/landscaping of the rear garden and some modernisation rather than full refurbishment, broadband speeds are slow and the local area shows higher deprivation. Council tax is very low and flood risk is nil.
Overall this is a modest, well‑located home that can be enjoyed as‑is or improved to unlock further space and value. Its combination of large plot, workshop and scenic views makes it a sensible purchase for someone prepared to complete light refurbishment or extend.
