• Substantial detached country house +
• Accommodation totalling approximately 3500 ft.² +
• Recently refurbished to the highest of standards +
• Semi-rural setting within walking distance to the Pontneddfachen Waterfalls +
• Convenient commuter access to the A465 at Glynneath +
• Landscaped gardens of approximately 1 acre +
• Impressive reception hallway and galleried landing +
• Three reception rooms and conservatory extension +
• Five bedrooms, master bedroom and bedroom two with ensuite bathrooms +
• Ample off road parking via private driveway with detached timber double garage and self contained annex +

Back to Market due to un -proceedable Buyer*

This substantial detached country house sits in a plot of approximately one acre of landscaped grounds. Built approximately thirty five years ago to the very highest of standards and now offering a self contained one bedroom annex, the property offers spacious living and bedroom accommodation ideal for a large extended family. The property is situated in the popular and picturesque village of Pont Nedd Fechen, well known for its idyllic setting, with beautiful natural waterfall walks just a short stroll away and reputable public houses to relax and unwind in. Recently this grand home has been been sympathetically refurbished to the highest of standards and was originally designed to fit in with the overall aesthetic of the area, with stone mason built walls and double glazed sash windows.

The property is entered via a solid oak door into an impressive and very welcoming reception hallway, with an American oak staircase rising to the first floor galleried landing, solid American oak wood flooring and doorways leading to the lounge, sitting room, kitchen, cloakroom and storage cupboard.

Double doors lead off the hallway through to the living room, with multiple sash window to the front and side elevations, flooding the room with natural light. There is a continuation of the American oak flooring as the hallway and a focal wood burning stove is set within a light marble fireplace to one wall. Double doors to the rear of the room open into the large formal dining area, with a continuation of the same oak wood flooring as the lounge. It offers sash windows to the side and rear elevations, with a set of wooden and part glazed double doors to one side leading into the conservatory extension. The conservatory is a UPVC woodgrain affect framed construction, with glazed roof, slate tiled flooring, plumbed central heating, central fan light and offers beautiful views over the gardens. To the opposite end of the formal dining room, a doorway leads through into the spacious kitchen/breakfast room. It offers an extensive range of base, larder, wall mounted and dresser units, with an island proudly positioned centrally within the room offering additional drawer storage. The kitchen further benefits from an integrated Aga cooking range, a four ring electric hob, sunken sink unit within the island, ceramic tiled flooring and a set of bi-fold doors allow for views and access into the private, enclosed patio area. Leading off the kitchen/breakfast room, a doorway provides access into the large utility room and boot room. The area has a continuation of the same ceramic tiled flooring as the kitchen and the area houses the modern gas combination boilers, concealed within a large storage cupboard. The utility room has a continuation of fitted base and wall mounted units, complimenting those within the kitchen. All expected white goods are housed here, to include; washing machine and integrated dishwasher and a ceramic belfast sink is set below a side sash window. The boot room area also offers a pedestrian door to the rear, providing access into the enclosed patio area.