This modernised three bedroom end terrace cottage dating back to the 1850’s benefiting from original build with thick stone walls, original features, lots of charm and situated in the popular Bryncethin village within close proximity to local school, shops, amenities and junction 36 of the M4. The property is entered via a UPVC double glazed door leading into an entrance hall with an original stone archway opening that leads through to the lounge. The lounge offers lots of charm with a feature stone spiral staircase leading to the first floor, laid to laminate flooring, decorative wood panelling, electric feature fire and a feature oak beam. The kitchen leads off from the lounge which has been fitted with a range of sage green base and eyelevel units with matching work surfaces comprising; electric oven and hob, Belfast sink with mixer tap, space and plumbing for appliances, two double glazed windows to the side and rear allowing lots of natural light to pour into the space and a double glazed door leading to the courtyard. From the kitchen is a utility area which houses the wall hung Worcester boiler and a doorway to the family bathroom. The family bathroom has been fitted with a four-piece suite comprising; beautiful freestanding bath, separate shower cubicle with electric shower, WC and vanity unit wash hand basin. To the first floor landing there are doorways leading to all three bedrooms. The main bedroom is laid to carpet with wood panelling and a vaulted ceiling which showcases the original exposed beams. Bedrooms two and three also are laid to carpet and additionally benefit from exposed wooden beams. To the rear and the side of the property is a small courtyard garden laid to decorative chippings. Viewings on the property are highly recommended to appreciate the charm and offer in hand.

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