4 rooms flat of 136 m² in Aberystwyth

Located above Aberystwyth town on Cae'r Gog, only a short walk from the hospital, university, and National Library, this palatial unfurnished modern house could make your ideal family home. As you approach the property from the road, you will immediately notice the ample front garden and driveway with plenty of off-street space to park two vehicles. Then above the drive, surrounded by well-established shrubs and hedges, the paved pathway leads you to the front door... Where you can begin exploring this characterful home. Through the enclosed porch you step into the building's central concourse, turning to your left directly into a brightly lit front lounge which features a distinctive round porthole window and inbuilt storage space, then onwards through to the adjoining kitchen. In the kitchen you will find that all of the essential fixtures, fittings and appliances are brand new, having recently benefited from a full refit and redecoration, as well as the useful space beside the sink. Leaving the kitchen you follow the central ground floor corridor past the main bathroom, stopping to notice the full-size bathtub and shower inside, then begin to explore the house's numerous bedrooms. The first bedroom you reach is the smallest, but despite that it could fit a double bed comfortably. Across the hallway you discover a second bedroom, bigger than the first but with an elegantly simple layout; both these rooms feel like cosy hideaways nestled close to the heart of the home. Following further into the house, you find yourself approaching the master bedroom through an intriguing length of corridor, made unexpectedly welcoming by its wealth of natural lighting. At the end of this hallway you reach the main bedroom. Or rather you reach the anteroom beside the main bedroom: The perfect room to keep a wardrobe or shoe rack within easy reach of your bedroom without filling the bedroom itself. Behind this room, the real master bedroom boasts easy access to the garden through a patio door, and despite the high bushes and hedges which keep this part of the house hidden from the street, this room also enjoys a wealth of natural light through its large windows. Retracing your steps back towards the front of the house, you take the stairs from the front door up to the house's second, truly spectacular, lounge. Here, you find yourself surrounded by large windows on three of four sides, and stop to take in the panoramic view: Across the garden you spot the iconic National Library building overlooking the town from its hillside perch. But wait, you're only halfway up those stairs! The upper flight is only short, bringing you out into the house's fourth and final bedroom. This time you find yourself emerging into a cosy loft room. To your right you where you would put a bed, underneath a skylight with a clear view of the library, and beyond that another spacious storage cubby. As you climb back down the stairs and take a stroll around the garden you begin to imagine the flowerbeds in full bloom during the spring, games on the lawn at the height of summer, and the memories you have yet to make here. This property is being offered on a six-month initial contract, to progress onto a rolling periodic contract at the end of the fixed term. It is rated in Council Tax Band E, and enjoys all the benefits of a gas-fired central heating system. Unfortunately, neither utilities nor your happy memories come included with the property.