• Mid terrace +
• Two bedrooms +
• Two reception rooms +
• Close to amenities +
• Transport links +
• Council tax band A +
• Popular location +
• Freehold +

GUIDE PRICE £100,000 - £110,000. This well-located mid-terrace home on Sandymount Road is offered to the market with no onward chain and is a practical option for anyone looking to live in or invest within Wath upon Dearne. The property provides more space than first impressions might suggest, with two separate reception rooms, a functional kitchen, and a four-piece bathroom suite. It's positioned close to local amenities, bus links, and schools, making everyday life convenient.
On the ground floor, the lounge offers a homely feel, featuring a traditional fire surround as its focal point and a spindled staircase leading to the first floor. Just off the lounge, the separate dining room gives a flexible second living space, ideal for mealtimes or a more formal sitting area. The kitchen is set to the rear and fitted with a practical range of shaker-style wall and base units, along with an integrated oven, hob, and extractor. There's space to prepare meals efficiently and access to the rear garden from here.
Upstairs, there are two well-sized bedrooms. Both rooms feel bright and well-proportioned, suitable for sleeping quarters or even a home office. The bathroom across the landing is surprisingly generous, fitted with a four-piece suite that includes a bath, separate shower cubicle, wash basin, and WC - a rare bonus in this type of home.
To the front, the home is set back behind a forecourt garden which adds a little privacy from the pavement. At the rear, there's a garden area that provides outside space for sitting out or possibly some planting. With no onward chain, this property is ready to go and offers the chance for a straightforward purchase.
The location is practical for daily life. Wath upon Dearne has a range of useful shops and services, including an Asda Superstore less than a mile away and smaller convenience stores in the immediate vicinity. The town centre also has cafes, takeaways, and banks. For schools, the property sits within reach of several well-regarded options, such as Wath Central Primary School and Saint Pius X Catholic High School, both within walking distance. For those commuting, Wath is handily placed for access to the A633, which links to the M1 and A1(M) via nearby routes, and there are regular bus services providing connections to Rotherham, Barnsley, and Doncaster.
All told, this property has a lot of appeal for a range of buyers, from those looking for a first home to someone downsizing or even landlords seeking a ready-to-go rental in a steady market. The layout works well, the room sizes are sensible, and the location is quietly convenient for both daily needs and getting around South Yorkshire.