4 bedroom terraced house for sale

Guide price £300,000 - £325,000

Set within one of Barry’s most sought-after and lively neighbourhoods, this contemporary four-bedroom mid-terrace townhouse enjoys striking views over the regenerated Barry Docklands.

Constructed in 2021, the home is well maintained and thoughtfully laid out to suit modern family life. The ground floor offers a generous kitchen/dining area and living space, opening directly onto a balcony with waterside views, perfect for alfresco dining or relaxing outdoors. A convenient WC completes this level.

On the first floor are two bedrooms. The larger room benefits from its own balcony, providing another vantage point to take in the Docklands setting. The upper floor houses the main bedroom with an ensuite shower room, alongside an additional double bedroom. All rooms are well sized and enjoy plenty of natural light.

Outside, the property features off-road parking for three cars, along with a fitted electric vehicle charging point.

The home is part of the highly regarded Barry Waterfront development, which continues to establish itself as one of the town’s most desirable residential areas. It is ideally positioned within walking distance of Barry Island, Jackson’s Bay, and The Knapp promenade, known for its relaxed café scene. Romilly Park and the extensive Porthkerry Country Park are also close by, offering attractive green spaces and scenic coastal walks.

Nearby Goodsheds, an award-winning destination created from restored railway carriages and industrial units provides a mix of independent shops, jewellery boutiques, restaurants, street food vendors, bars, and vintage clothing outlets, creating a distinctive and vibrant atmosphere. The beautifully refurbished Pumphouse is also close at hand, offering further stylish dining and social options. Those with an active lifestyle are well catered for, with Barry Leisure Centre and Snap Fitness both nearby. Additional shopping and leisure facilities can be found at the Waterfront Retail Park and along Holton Road, Barry’s main high street, which offers a range of supermarkets, shops, and cafés.

Transport connections are convenient, with Barry Island railway station approximately a 15-minute walk away, providing regular direct services to Cardiff Central and onward routes to Caerphilly and the Valleys. Road links also allow for easy commuting. A good selection of well-regarded primary and secondary schools, offering both Welsh and English-medium education, are located close by.

The property is freehold, with an annual maintenance charge of approximately £135 for the upkeep of the surrounding communal areas.