Three bedrooms with bay-fronted living room and separate dining room
Rear balcony off bedroom two and low-maintenance paved garden with shed
C-rated EPC; mains gas boiler and radiators throughout
Freehold; average-sized rooms across circa 1,005 sq ft
Small plot and modest outdoor space; not suitable for large gardens
Located in a very deprived area with higher local crime levels
Cavity walls likely uninsulated — potential energy upgrade required
Single family bathroom; period build may need ongoing maintenance
This three-bedroom mid-terraced home on Llanover Street offers a ready-to-move-in option for first-time buyers seeking period character with modern comforts. The living room’s bay window and separate dining room bring good natural light, while a practical galley kitchen and utility area make daily living straightforward. Bedroom two opens onto a rear balcony, and the paved, low-maintenance garden includes a shed for extra storage.
Practical running costs are aided by a C EPC rating and mains gas central heating. The property is freehold and of an average size for a three-bedroom terrace, laid out over conventional, easy-to-manage rooms. Neutral decor throughout reduces immediate redecoration work, so you can move in quickly or personalise gradually.
Be aware this home sits in a very deprived area with above-average local crime levels — factors that may affect resale or rental demand. The plot is small, and the house has cavity walls with no assumed internal insulation, so consider possible future insulation or energy upgrades. There is a single family bathroom and traditional construction from the 1930–49 period, which can mean older fixtures and occasional maintenance needs.
Overall this property suits first-time buyers wanting a character terrace they can occupy straight away, or investors seeking a hands-off, lettable home in a busy town location. Viewing will show how the living spaces and outdoor areas work for your needs.
