Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 174 Bishopston Road, Swansea, a cozy and compact detached type home with 4 bed in the SA3 3EX area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band F.
This classic property was built
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £292,500 and a rental potential of £1,901 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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Zevizo Properties are proud to offer this detached 4 bedroom
property with plenty of space inside and out to the local
market.
The property itself on the ground floor briefly comprises living
room, kitchen, conservatory, utility room, downstairs bathroom as
well bedroom 1 with an en-suite and bedroom 2. The first floor
contains 2 further bedrooms and another bathroom too.
The property is accessed off the road by a large drive with space
for up to 5 vehicles. To the side of this drive there is a pleasant
front lawn that is bordered by a mature hedgerow, trees and shrubs
on the one side and a stone wall that forms the outer perimeter.
From the drive there is a porch that gives access to the house
beyond.
The rear garden of the property is expansive measuring at 36m by
17m. The garden has 3 different sections that each has it's own
characteristics as well as uses.The first of these is the patio
area that is accessed via 2 sets of French doors from the
conservatory and the living room and as well as this there is also
another door at the other end of the property near to the utility
room. This area provides a level platform to enjoy BBQ's as well as
the finer weather. The second of these areas is a more conventional
lawn that also has another paved area where a shed currently
resides. The third and largest of these areas is towards the back
and good parcel of land. This could be used for a majority of
purposes and would have the horticulturist salivating at the
prospect. An ideal place to grow fruit, vegetables and crops of all
varieties as well as space to raise animals as live stock or
pets.
Bishopston is a beautiful rustic village situated in the desirable
Gower Peninsula around 6 miles south west of Swansea city centre.
The property's proximity to the beautiful Caswell bay and the local
coastal paths with picturesque scenery at every turn gives this
property a positive that hardly any in Wales have. Should you want
to retire to a quieter beach that is relatively untouched and
unknown by tourists there are two right on the door step called
Brandy Cove and also Pwll Du that really are a 'Locals Paradise' as
they can only be accessed by foot.
Bishopston itself has many amenities and services for your
convenience such as a hotel and cafe, three public houses, a petrol
station, post office, church halls, sports hall, medical centre and
children's play area. For the keen golfers there are many highly
regarded golf clubs nearby including the Links course at
Pennard
Within the village is one of the best comprehensive schools in the
country that is consistently ranked highly on it curricular and
extra-curricular activities.
Get in touch today as we don't expect this property to stay on the
market for long.
Living Room 6.1 x 3.7 m
(20′0″ x 12′2″ ft)
A large social space that has access from the kitchen and out
through double French doors to the patio area of the garden. There
is a working fireplace and chimney with feature solid oak lintel,
currently housing an electric heater. This room has fitted carpets
as well as smooth emulsion finish walls.
Kitchen 5.4 x 2.9 m
(17′9″ x 9′6″ ft)
A spacious kitchen with plenty of storage space provided by the
beech base and wall units as well as preparation area in the way of
the granite effect worktops. There is a built-in electric
oven/grill with a hob incorporated into the worktop and extraction
system directly above. Another key feature is the circular sink and
draining board with window directly above. From the kitchen there
is direct access to the hallway, living room as well as the
conservatory via folding wood-framed glass doors.
Conservatory 6.0 x 3.3 m
(19′8″ x 10′10″ ft)
A grand space that gets the best of the afternoon and evening sun
with views out on to the garden and beyond. Currently used as a
dining room the conservatory could be used for a multitude of
purposes and opens up to the patio area of the garden when the
double French doors are thrown open.
Utility Room 2.2 x 1.5 m
(7′3″ x 4′11″ ft)
A room out of the way of the rest of the house that is close to the
back door. Contains base units with a sink and draining board as
well as this the combi-boiler.
Family Bathroom 3.6 x 2.2 m
(11′10″ x 7′3″ ft)
Effectively a wet room in the Mediterranean style with the
exquisite travertine tiled floor and walls. There is a built-in
bath with shower head, pedestal wash basin, W/C and shower with
separating glass wall. The bathroom also has a chrome heated towel
rail and a frosted privacy glass window to allow for natural light.
Underfloor heating adds a nice touch to the property.
Bedroom 1 4.0 x 3.0 m
(13′1″ x 9′10″ ft)
The largest of the 2 bedrooms downstairs with it's own en-suite.
The room is located at the front of the house and benefits from a
large uPVC window as well as fitted carpets and smooth emulsion
finish walls.
En-suite 2.5 x 1.5 m
(8′2″ x 4′11″ ft)
A bright, crisp and clean en-suite that is modern and tasteful in
styling. With-in the wash-room there is pedestal wash basin, W.C
and shower cubicle with thermostatic shower.
Bedroom 2 3.9 x 3.4 m
(12′10″ x 11′2″ ft)
Located at the front of the property on the ground floor this is
another really good sized double room. This room has a large bay
window, multi-fuel burner and also fitted carpets and emulsion
finish walls.
Bedroom 3 4.9 x 4.1 m
(16′1″ x 13′5″ ft)
The largest of all the bedrooms in the house and situated on the
first floor of the property. This light room has spectacular views
over the Gower through the quadruple skylights on the west side of
the room. A further sky light on the Eastern side allows the
sunrise to lighten the room. The room benefits from fitted carpets,
under eaves storage, smooth emulsion finish walls with ceiling
spotlights.
Bedroom 4 4.6 x 2.9 m
(15′1″ x 9′6″ ft)
The second room on the first floor and another double bedroom in
the property. Slightly smaller than the other room on the first
floor but styled in very much the same way with skylights on either
side of the room.
Bathroom 2.5 x 2.4 m
(8′2″ x 7′10″ ft)
A beautiful 3 piece white suite that comprises bath with shower
head, pedestal wash basin and W/C. The floor is tiled, walls
finished in emulsion and there is a frosted privacy glass
window.
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Tax band F
524 sqm plot
