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Map3 bedroom semi-detached house
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Semi-detached house
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Features and description
- Sought after residential area on the periphery of Neath town centre
- Within walking distance to reputable schools and the amenities of the town centre
- Main line train station less than a ten minute walk away
- Solid oak parquet flooring throughout the majority of the ground floor
- Two separate receptions rooms plus a kitchen/breakfast room
- Three good sized bedrooms
- Ground floor shower room and first floor family bathroom
- Immaculate enclosed landscaped rear garden
- Roof changed and upgraded recently
- Driveway off road parking
This extended three bedroom semi detached family home has been lovingly maintained by the same family for over twenty five years. The property offers an abundance of bespoke features, all sympathetically created to retain character within a circa 1920's style home and further boasts from an impressive landscaped rear garden.
The property is entered via a modern composite and glazed panel door into a warm and inviting entrance hallway, with staircase to one side, solid wood parquet flooring laid and original solid oak doorways leading to the two reception rooms and understairs shower room.
The sitting room is located to the front of the property. The room has recently had new fitted carpet laid and is flooded with natural light from the large bay window to the front. All the windows within the bay unit have also recently
Been changed and upgraded, with an obscure internal window to the rear wall allowing for natural light to pass through into the second reception room. To add to the character of the property, the room further benefits from an ornate cast iron gas fireplace to one wall, with tiled surround, tiled hearth and a wooden surround and mantle.
The lounge is located beyond the hallway. It has a continuation of the same beautiful solid wood parquet flooring as the hallway, with a large window to the side and an impressive bespoke brick built fireplace to one wall. The fireplace currently houses a modern multifuel stove, ideal for cosy evenings with the family. A set of oak bi-fold doors at the rear of the room provides access into the large kitchen/breakfast room.
The kitchen/breakfast room is an extension off the original property. It has been fitted with a matching range of solid oak base and wall mounted units, with a black granite worksurface over. There are integrated appliances to include fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher, with a pull out, full height pantry storage cupboard. To one wall, the kitchen proudly boasts a bespoke, brick built stove area, offering space for a large, free standing double oven and cooker. There is ceramic tiled flooring throughout, a matching breakfast island to one end, a ceramic Belfast sink unit positioned below a window overlooking the garden and patio doors providing access and views of the garden.
Back off the hallway, a doorway leads to a useful converted understairs shower room. It has been fitted with a three piece suite and offers full height tiling to all walls and flooring, with an obscure glazed window to the side.
To the first floor, the landing gives access to all three bedrooms and the family bathrooms. The stairs and landing area have had new fitted carpet recently laid and a there is a large window to the side. All of the bedrooms benefit from built in wardrobe storage and fitted carpet flooring. Bedrooms one and two are good sized double bedrooms, with bedroom one featuring a large bay window to the front, with the units recently upgraded. Bedroom three is a generous sized single bedroom.
The family bathroom has been fitted with a contemporary white three piece suite comprising; jacuzzi panel bath, low level WC and a vanity wash hand basin with storage below.
The walls are protected by Perspex panels and the room offers a recently upgraded obscure glazed window to the front and tiled flooring.
Outside to the front of the property, a low maintenance courtyard garden has been laid to pressed concrete and is bordered to one side by a half height wall. The area allows for off road parking to one side for one vehicle.
A tall wooden side access gate provides access to the impressive, enclosed rear garden.
The garden has been immaculately landscaped throughout and has solid breeze block and brick built boundary walls. There is a large slate paved patio space with access to a useful purpose built log store shed, a level lawned area and a further paved patio area beyond the abundance of mature plants and trees. At the far end of the garden, slight steps up lead to the solid built outhouse.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
The property is entered via a modern composite and glazed panel door into a warm and inviting entrance hallway, with staircase to one side, solid wood parquet flooring laid and original solid oak doorways leading to the two reception rooms and understairs shower room.
The sitting room is located to the front of the property. The room has recently had new fitted carpet laid and is flooded with natural light from the large bay window to the front. All the windows within the bay unit have also recently
Been changed and upgraded, with an obscure internal window to the rear wall allowing for natural light to pass through into the second reception room. To add to the character of the property, the room further benefits from an ornate cast iron gas fireplace to one wall, with tiled surround, tiled hearth and a wooden surround and mantle.
The lounge is located beyond the hallway. It has a continuation of the same beautiful solid wood parquet flooring as the hallway, with a large window to the side and an impressive bespoke brick built fireplace to one wall. The fireplace currently houses a modern multifuel stove, ideal for cosy evenings with the family. A set of oak bi-fold doors at the rear of the room provides access into the large kitchen/breakfast room.
The kitchen/breakfast room is an extension off the original property. It has been fitted with a matching range of solid oak base and wall mounted units, with a black granite worksurface over. There are integrated appliances to include fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher, with a pull out, full height pantry storage cupboard. To one wall, the kitchen proudly boasts a bespoke, brick built stove area, offering space for a large, free standing double oven and cooker. There is ceramic tiled flooring throughout, a matching breakfast island to one end, a ceramic Belfast sink unit positioned below a window overlooking the garden and patio doors providing access and views of the garden.
Back off the hallway, a doorway leads to a useful converted understairs shower room. It has been fitted with a three piece suite and offers full height tiling to all walls and flooring, with an obscure glazed window to the side.
To the first floor, the landing gives access to all three bedrooms and the family bathrooms. The stairs and landing area have had new fitted carpet recently laid and a there is a large window to the side. All of the bedrooms benefit from built in wardrobe storage and fitted carpet flooring. Bedrooms one and two are good sized double bedrooms, with bedroom one featuring a large bay window to the front, with the units recently upgraded. Bedroom three is a generous sized single bedroom.
The family bathroom has been fitted with a contemporary white three piece suite comprising; jacuzzi panel bath, low level WC and a vanity wash hand basin with storage below.
The walls are protected by Perspex panels and the room offers a recently upgraded obscure glazed window to the front and tiled flooring.
Outside to the front of the property, a low maintenance courtyard garden has been laid to pressed concrete and is bordered to one side by a half height wall. The area allows for off road parking to one side for one vehicle.
A tall wooden side access gate provides access to the impressive, enclosed rear garden.
The garden has been immaculately landscaped throughout and has solid breeze block and brick built boundary walls. There is a large slate paved patio space with access to a useful purpose built log store shed, a level lawned area and a further paved patio area beyond the abundance of mature plants and trees. At the far end of the garden, slight steps up lead to the solid built outhouse.
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
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