• Stone Fronted Three Storey Terraced Home +
• Modern Gloss Kitchen / Diner With Island +
• Generously Sized Lounge With Feature Fireplace +
• South-West Facing Tiered Garden With Stunning Views +
• Solid Oak Staircase, Floors And Doors +
• Three Well Appointed Bedrooms +
• Four Piece Family Bathroom Suite +
• Close To Transport Links Direct To Cardiff +
• Walking Distance To Schools & Amenities +
• EPC: D | Council Tax: A | Tenure: Freehold +

This spacious three bedroom terrace home has been smartly arranged across three floors, offering over 1010 square feet of living accommodation, a sunny rear garden and located within walking distance of amenities, schools and direct transport links to Cardiff.

Upon entering this three-storey home you are greeted with a porch leading to a large and bright dual-aspect lounge with feature fireplace and oak flooring underfoot. Head downstairs to the generously sized kitchen/diner where a white suite of cabinets serves as a backdrop to the fantastic central island with complimentary black worktop. With direct access to the south-west facing terrace, this is a wonderful space for family gatherings and entertaining. Completing the basement level is a four piece family bathroom suite comprising of bath tub, WC, wash hand basin and corner shower enclosure. Back upstairs and the beautiful oak staircase from the lounge leads to the first floor, where you'll find three well appointed bedrooms, two of which are good sized double rooms.

OUTSIDE
To the rear is a tiered low-maintenance garden with a sunny terrace offering picturesque views of the hills and valley. Steps lead down to a level graveled area housing a useful storage shed, and to a gate providing access to the rear lane, all within boundary walls and fencing.

SITUATION
Ideally located in New Tredegar, a former mining town, in the scenic Rhymney Valley of South Wales. There are a range of amenities, shops and several schools within walking distance, including White Rose and Philipstown Primary Schools.

For outdoor lovers, there is a mix of rolling hills and valleys making it a great base for walking. The popular Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park is to the North, perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and exploring adventures.

Transportation links are good, with regular bus services connecting New Tredegar to nearby towns and cities. The A469 and A4049 roads are easily accessible and for rail travel, there are two stations in close proximity offering direct services to Cardiff in about an hour - ideal for commuters or day trips to the capital.