- Late Victorian (Circa 1901) mid terraced, 2 bedroom house +
- Semi rural location +
- Open plan lounge/ dining room +
- First floor bathroom +
- Views of woodland from front window +
- Meters away from cycle track providing direct access to Bryngarw Country Park +
- Only 5 miles from the M4 at Junction 36. Convenient for local shop, filling station and school in Llangeinor +
- uPVC double glazing and gas central heating +
- Council Tax Band: A. EPC: D +
- Need a mortgage? We can help +
Property Description
Welcome to 7 Station Row, a characterful mid-terrace freehold house built between 1900–1929, offering approximately 63 sqm (680 sq ft) of internal space across two floors. This well-positioned home features two bedrooms, living spaces, and a rear garden, making it a fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers, small families, or those seeking a countryside retreat with attractive views.
Interior Features
Entrance & Hallways
A practical entry point that sets the tone for the home, providing direct access to the main living areas. Its layout offers space for coats, shoes, and everyday essentials, making it both welcoming and functional.
Living Room
A cosy and inviting space ideal for relaxation and everyday family life. With scope for feature furnishings or a fireplace focal point, the room offers flexibility for both modern styling and traditional comfort. Natural light enhances the sense of warmth, creating the perfect retreat after a busy day.
Dining Area
A distinct, well-proportioned area that can easily accommodate a dining table for family meals or entertaining friends.
Kitchen
Centrally positioned and designed for practicality, the kitchen is fitted with the essentials but offers huge potential for modernisation. With thoughtful refurbishment, it could become the true heart of the home — whether opened into the dining space for a contemporary feel or kept as a defined cooking area.
Bathroom
Conveniently located on the first floor, the bathroom is fitted for everyday use, currently offering basic functionality. With refurbishment, it presents the opportunity to create a stylish and comfortable family bathroom or a modern shower suite.
Two Bedrooms
Positioned on the first floor, both bedrooms benefit from attractive views and versatile proportions. The main bedroom can serve as a spacious double, while the second bedroom is well-suited as a child’s room, guest space, or home office. Each offers scope for personalisation and modern finishing touches.
External Features
Rear Garden
The rear garden offers an excellent outdoor space for relaxation, gardening, or entertaining. With plenty of room for seating, outdoor dining, or even a play area, it provides a private retreat that can be tailored to family life or leisure use.
Attractive Views
The home enjoys appealing rural outlooks, with green surroundings that contribute to a sense of peace and seclusion. These views add to the property’s charm
and highlight its village location on the edge of open countryside.
Location Highlights
Nestled in the village of Pontyrhyl, this property combines rural charm with good access to nearby amenities: Surrounded by countryside and close to walking routes. Within easy reach of Bridgend and Neath for shopping, leisure, and social amenities. Road connections provide access to Swansea, Cardiff and the wider South Wales area.
Mortgage Advice
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General Information
Please be advised that the local authority in this area can apply an additional premium to council tax payments for properties which are either used as a second home or unoccupied for a period of time.