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Area stats3 bedroom detached house for sale
Ardwyn Road, Brynamman SA18
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New build
Added today
Energy-efficient
Detached house
3 beds
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1800Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
LUXURY 3 BEDROOM *ENERGY EFFECIENT* NEW BUILD-
AVAILABLE TO RESERVE OFF PLAN.
This exceptional large three-bedroom is currently under construction.
Designed with modern achitecture and high quality finishes , this home offers spacious and energy-efficient living ideal for families and professionals.
With an open kitchen/dining room there is plenty of time to relax and entertain in a kitchen of your choice!
(range of kitchens and appliances included )
A utility room lends itself to more storage area whilst the dining area will open onto the garden to enjoy easy access to Summer evenings.
A stylish downstairs WC provides added convenience for modern living and guests.
The downstairs is completed by a lovely lounge offering comfortable and inviting space to relax or enjoy quiet evenings.
Three double bedrooms are ideal on the first floor with the master enjoying an en-suite shower room.
A family bathrooma and spacious landing complete this lovely home.
*The build includes
Kitchen & all aplliances
choice of tiles for the bathroom and en-suite
All flooring to be included
Patio & Turf to rear garden
Brynamman is a small village in southwest Wales, located in the scenic upper Amman Valley near the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park (now also known as Bannau Brycheiniog). Surrounded by rolling hills, forests, and open countryside, the village is known for its peaceful rural atmosphere and strong community spirit.
Historically, Brynamman developed during the 19th century as a coal-mining community. The growth of the coal industry brought workers and families to the area, shaping the village’s character and culture. Although the mines have long since closed, this industrial heritage remains an important part of Brynamman’s identity.
Today, Brynamman is a quiet residential village with local shops, schools, and community facilities. One of its notable landmarks is the Brynamman Public Hall and Institute, a historic community building that hosts events, performances, and local activities. The nearby Brynamman Lido is also a popular attraction, especially in the summer months.
With its combination of natural beauty, local heritage, and welcoming community, Brynamman offers a glimpse of traditional Welsh village life and serves as a gateway to the walking trails and landscapes of the surrounding valleys and mountains.
AVAILABLE TO RESERVE OFF PLAN.
This exceptional large three-bedroom is currently under construction.
Designed with modern achitecture and high quality finishes , this home offers spacious and energy-efficient living ideal for families and professionals.
With an open kitchen/dining room there is plenty of time to relax and entertain in a kitchen of your choice!
(range of kitchens and appliances included )
A utility room lends itself to more storage area whilst the dining area will open onto the garden to enjoy easy access to Summer evenings.
A stylish downstairs WC provides added convenience for modern living and guests.
The downstairs is completed by a lovely lounge offering comfortable and inviting space to relax or enjoy quiet evenings.
Three double bedrooms are ideal on the first floor with the master enjoying an en-suite shower room.
A family bathrooma and spacious landing complete this lovely home.
*The build includes
Kitchen & all aplliances
choice of tiles for the bathroom and en-suite
All flooring to be included
Patio & Turf to rear garden
Brynamman is a small village in southwest Wales, located in the scenic upper Amman Valley near the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park (now also known as Bannau Brycheiniog). Surrounded by rolling hills, forests, and open countryside, the village is known for its peaceful rural atmosphere and strong community spirit.
Historically, Brynamman developed during the 19th century as a coal-mining community. The growth of the coal industry brought workers and families to the area, shaping the village’s character and culture. Although the mines have long since closed, this industrial heritage remains an important part of Brynamman’s identity.
Today, Brynamman is a quiet residential village with local shops, schools, and community facilities. One of its notable landmarks is the Brynamman Public Hall and Institute, a historic community building that hosts events, performances, and local activities. The nearby Brynamman Lido is also a popular attraction, especially in the summer months.
With its combination of natural beauty, local heritage, and welcoming community, Brynamman offers a glimpse of traditional Welsh village life and serves as a gateway to the walking trails and landscapes of the surrounding valleys and mountains.
Area statistics
Crime score
Low crime
1/10
Home prices (average)
3 bedroom detached houses
£212,472
£212,472
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