- Two bedrooms; average 840 sqft footprint
- Chain free freehold sale
- Good-size lounge and large fitted kitchen
- Double glazing and mains gas central heating
- Small rear garden; limited external amenity
- EPC rating D; likely uninsulated solid walls
- Slow broadband; excellent mobile signal
- Located in a very deprived area — affects demand
A chain-free, two-bedroom mid-terrace offering straightforward access to local amenities and good road and rail links. The property has a generous fitted kitchen, a good-size lounge/diner and a small rear garden — practical layout for a first home or rental. Double glazing and gas central heating are already installed, helping reduce immediate running-cost worries.
Built around 1900–1929, the house shows typical period character externally but will benefit from cosmetic and fabric attention: pebble-dash render is weathered, roof shows moss, and walls are likely uninsulated. The EPC rating of D and assumed uninsulated granite/whinstone walls indicate scope to improve energy efficiency and reduce future bills with targeted upgrades.
Location is a key strength: Abertillery provides schools, leisure facilities and countryside walks nearby, with direct rail to Cardiff a short drive away and strong road connections to the M4 and A465. The surrounding area is in a higher-deprivation band, so buyers should weigh local market dynamics if considering resale or rental returns.
Overall this is a modest, low-maintenance freehold terrace with clear potential for first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors prepared to budget for measurable improvements to energy efficiency, external re-rendering, and interior modernisation.
