3 bedroom detached house for sale

GUIDE PRICE £215,000 - £225,000 Tucked away on the hillside with wide, leafy valley views, this handsome detached period home pairs generous room sizes with exciting scope to add value. A classic two-reception layout gives you a welcoming hall, a bright lounge with decorative ceiling rose, alcove shelving and a focal fireplace, plus a separate dining room perfect for family meals or a home office. The U-shaped kitchen is well appointed with extensive cabinetry, wood-block worktops, a gas hob beneath a broad extractor and a ceramic sink with pull-down spray tap.

Upstairs are three bedrooms—two good doubles and a third ideal as a nursery or study—served by a surprisingly large four-piece bathroom featuring twin vessel basins, a corner bath and a separate shower.



Outside, the c.0.13-acre plot includes an enclosed garden with stone outbuildings and ample space to landscape, grow your own or design a studio—excellent potential for those who enjoy a project. The position offers a pleasant outlook over the Swansea Valley while remaining convenient for Pontardawe’s shops, schools and commuter links towards Swansea and the M4.



Life in Pontardawe – things to do

Pontardawe Arts Centre: A vibrant programme of theatre, live music, comedy and cinema in a beautiful historic venue at the heart of town.

Canal & Riverside walks: Peaceful paths along the Swansea Canal and River Tawe, with wildlife spotting and picnic stops.

Cycle the Swansea Valley (NCN 43): Family-friendly cycling linking Pontardawe with Ystalyfera and on towards Swansea.

Pontardawe Leisure Centre & Swimming Pool: Gyms, classes and courts for year-round fitness.

Pontardawe Golf Club: A scenic course with far-reaching views across the valley.

Waterfall Country (Pontneddfechan): A short drive for iconic falls, gorge walks and photography.

Afan Forest Park & Bike Trails: Renowned mountain-biking and forest adventures within easy reach.

Day trips: Swansea’s beaches and marina, the Gower Peninsula and the Brecon Beacons National Park for hiking, paddle-boarding and coastal days out.

Local food & drink: Independent cafés, pubs and takeaways in town, plus larger supermarkets close by.