• Three bedroom semi-detached house +
• Traditional 1930s build +
• Central location to Bridgend town centre +
• Stylish open plan design +
• Generous garage with driveway parking +
• Additional studio/home office +
• Gardens to front and rear +
• Scope for further personalisation +

Nestled in Coychurch Road Gardens, this delightful 1930’s semi-detached home offers a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern convenience. Ideally positioned within walking distance of Bridgend town centre, the local schools, supermarkets, and the train station, this home is a superb opportunity for families and commuters alike.Beautifully updated, the property features an inviting open-plan kitchen/living space, complete with integrated appliances and the original fireplace, inset as a design feature. A traditional bay window floods the front room with natural light, while French doors to the rear lead out onto the rear garden.The property benefits from a larger-than-average garage with a modern roller shutter door, as well as internal access via a personal door. To the rear of the garage, a small extension creates a fantastic studio space or home office, ideal for remote working or creative pursuits.

The property is entered via a double glazed door opening into the entrance hallway. The staircase leads to the first floor and doors give access to the lounge and garage. The lounge area is open plan to the kitchen and dining area and has a traditional bay window to the front with laminate flooring which continues throughout the room. The original fireplace was uncovered and tastefully restored as a non working display feature. French doors at the rear open onto the enclosed garden.The kitchen is fitted with a range of base, wall and drawer units with complementary wood effect work surfaces and matching up stands. There is an integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher and space for a washing machine. The centre of the kitchen houses an electric oven, electric hob and extractor fan with a glass splash back. A stainless-steel sink sits beneath a small window overlooking the garden, while the ‘Main Eco Compact’ combi boiler is neatly concealed in a side cupboard.

The garage is a great addition with a door connecting from the hallway. A roller shutter door secures the front and there is a further door to the rear allowing access to the garden. The garage is larger than average in size with power, light, heating and a painted concrete floor. An extension from the garage provides a fantastic home office or studio, complete with power, light and a window overlooking the garden.