• A two bedroom, two reception room semi detached bungalow. +
• Positioned on an elevation providing far ranging rural views +
• Situated within the sought after village of Tonna +
• Offering convenient commuter access to the A465 and Neath town centre +
• Lounge and open plan kitchen/dining area +
• Two double bedrooms +
• Beautiful landscape from and rear gardens +
• Single garage +
• Viewing is highly recommended +

This lovingly maintained semi detached bungalow is located within the sought after village of Tonna and is situated within a quiet residential cul-de-sac offering elevated far ranging rural views.

The property is accessed from the roadside via solid concrete steps running alongside the landscaped tiered, laid mainly to stone chippings and mature plants and shrubs. At the head of the steps, a concrete pathway continues to the front and side of the property. To the front, the property can be entered via a UPVC door into an entrance hallway, suitable mainly as a cloaks storage area.
A doorway off the hallway leads into the front lounge. The lounge is a bright and spacious room, with a large window to the front enjoying far ranging views. The room features half height panelling to two walls, a built in media unit, laminate wood flooring and benefits for a focal feature cast iron electric fireplace with alcove bookcase shelving.

A second doorway off the lounge leads into a central rear hallway, providing access to all remaining living and bedroom accommodation. Remaining at the front of the property, a doorway off the inner hallway leads into the main Master bedroom. The room features built in wardrobe storage to two walls, laminate wood flooring and the window to the front provides the same far ranging outlook at the lounge. 

To the rear of the inner hallway, a doorway leads off into the open plan kitchen/dining area. Originally thought to be a third bedroom, the current vendors utilise the room at the rear to house their dining table and chairs. The back reception room features laminate wood flooring, a window to the rear enjoying views of the garden and an archway to one side provides access into the kitchen. The kitchen has been fitted with a range of bespoke hand made wooden base and wall mounted units to compliment a fitted Welsh dresser. It features a ceramic Belfast sink unit positioned below a side window, offers space for free standing cooker and washing machine, features wooden splashback panelling and benefits from tiled flooring. A doorway to the side of the window provides access back outside onto the concrete pathway and the wall mounted units have been carefully fitted around a modern gas combination boiler.