• Uniquely designed three bedroom mid-terraced family home, rich in character and history. +
• Situated in a quiet and sought-after residential area on the edge of Neath town centre. +
• Within walking distance of local schools, Neath town centre and scenic canal-side walks. +
• Distinctive front elevation with two external doors, historically forming part of a former horse and carriage coach entrance. +
• Charming period features including an Aga stove and an ornate solid wood and stained glass panel front door. +
• Fitted with a modern Worcester gas boiler. +
• Enclosed, tiered rear garden enjoying open views. +
• Offering potential for conversion into two flats (subject to the necessary planning consent). +
• In need of modernisation, presenting an exciting opportunity to add value. +
• Available to purchase with no ongoing chain and an ideal purchase for investors. +

A uniquely designed and deceptively spacious mid-terraced period family home, quietly positioned within a sought-after residential area on the periphery of Neath town centre. Owned by the same family for over sixty years, this characterful property offers generous accommodation, charming original features and exciting scope for modernisation, with further potential for conversion into two flats (subject to the necessary planning consent). Offered for sale with no ongoing chain, the property represents an ideal opportunity for developers, investors or purchasers seeking to create a bespoke home.

The property enjoys a distinctive front aspect, featuring two solid wood external doors which historically formed part of a horse and carriage coach entrance to the rear of neighbouring properties. The principal entrance is via an ornate stained glass panel front door, opening into a welcoming entrance hallway finished with fitted carpet flooring. From here, there is access to both reception rooms, the galley kitchen and a fixed staircase rising to the first-floor accommodation.

The front reception room is a light and well-proportioned space, benefiting from a large wood-framed window to the front elevation, fitted carpet flooring and an attractive Art Deco style focal feature fireplace. The rear reception room enjoys a large wood-framed window with far-reaching views, along with fitted carpet flooring and a modern sandstone feature fireplace, making it a versatile living or dining area.

The galley kitchen is fitted with a matching range of base and wall-mounted units, with a stainless steel sink unit positioned beneath a rear wood-framed window. The room features ceramic tiled flooring, space for two appliances and a free-standing cooker, while retaining its original charm with an Aga stove situated adjacent to the rear access door. A further doorway from the kitchen leads into a useful boot room/lobby, which also serves as a secondary front entrance to the property. This practical space benefits from power and heating, making it ideal for additional white goods, storage or everyday household use.