2 rooms house of 55m² in Sarn

Situated in the sought-after Bryncethin village on the historic Rees Row is this stunning two bedroom 1850's mid terraced cottage with lots of charm and original features within close proximity to junction 36 of the M4. The property is entered via a barn style composite door into an arched entrance hallway leading into the lounge. The lounge has wooden staircase leading to the first floor landing, features exposed beams, stone fireplace with log burner, featured original stone staircase, doorway to the kitchen/diner. The kitchen has been fitted with matching range of base and eyelevel units with squared worktop space consisting of a Belfast sink unit with mixer tap, range gas cooker and washing machine. From the lounge an archway leads through to an inner hallway with doorways to the bathroom and the conservatory. The bathroom has been fitted with a three-piece suite comprising; a low-level WC, vanity wash hand basin and bath with showerhead. Utility cupboard which houses the combination style boiler. The conservatory is made up of a UPVC construction, tiled flooring and a double glazed UPVC door to the side giving access to the courtyard. From the staircase leads to an open plan well-proportioned size double bedroom/dressing room with doorway through to the main bedroom. The main bedroom is an impressive size double room benefits from built-in storage and features the original stone staircase leading back to the lounge. To the front of the property is a gated access to the front door and an attractive seating area laid to chippings with furniture opportunity. To the rear of the property is a courtyard with a seating area, plants and shrubs. EPC Rating: E Disclaimer These particulars are provided as a general guide only and do not form part of any contract or offer. While believed to be accurate, they are not guaranteed. Some images may include CGI or digitally enhanced furnishings for illustrative purposes only and are not included in the sale. All negotiations must be conducted through Herbert R Thomas.