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85 Heol Isaf | Radyr | Cardiff | CF15 8DW Offers In Offers In Region 85 Heol Isaf | Radyr | Cardiff | CF15 8DW Of £575,000 **RARELY AVAILABLE FAMILY HOME IN RADYR** FOUR RECEPTION ROOMS** An Semi Detached Property impressive traditional four bedroom semi detached home retaining many original features set in the sought after area of Radyr. This beautifully proportioned property comprises, entrance Four reception rooms hallway, lounge, sitting room, dining room, study, conservatory, kitchen and shower room. To the Four bedrooms first floor there is a spacious landing with doors to three double bedrooms and family bathroom. Loft rooms To the second floor is a sitting room, double bedroom and shower room. Gas central hearing. Garden, garage, off road *DOUBLE GARAGE WITH REAR ACCESS* parking 029 2084 2124 • Residential & Commercial Property Agents • Residential Lettings [email protected] • Surveys & Valuations Radyr, 6 Station Road, Radyr, Cardiff, • Landlord & Tenant South Glamorgan, CF15 8AA • Residential & Commercial Development/Land Michael Graham Young Property Description Picture rail. Working open fireplace with wooden surround and mantle. (Parquet flooring under carpet). Corridor with LOCATION window to side leading to; The property is situated in the ever popular village of Radyr. The village is well served by local amenities DINING ROOM including shops, a golf course, Italian restaurant, other 15' 6" (max) x 8' 4" (max) (4.743m x 2.562m) uPVC double recreational facilities, two primary schools and a glazed patio doors leading to Conservatory. Doorway comprehensive school. There is a regular bus and train leading kitchen, plus further wooden glazed door leading service to and from Radyr and also easy access to the to study. Original Welsh dresser including cupboards, A470 and M4 motorway. Very close to Taff Trail. drawers and display cabinets. Radiator. Door to larder cupboard with shelving. ENTRANCE Entered via paved driveway leading to the front door and STUDY covered porch area. 9' 6" (max) x 8' 8" (2.903m x 2.647m) uPVC double glazed window to front overlooking driveway. Radiator. ENTRANCE HALLWAY Entered via original wooden door with obscure and KITCHEN decorative glazing, with further obscure and decorative 13' 1" (max) x 9' 11" (max) (4.007m x 3.025m) uPVC glazed panels to sides and above. Doors to lounge and double glazed window to rear, overlooking the garden. sitting room. Stairs rising to first floor. Understairs Further internal window to Conservatory. A fitted kitchen cupboard with uPVC obscure double glazed window to with a range of base and eye level units incorporating sink side, with coat hanging space, also housing fuse board, unit with drainer and mixer tap and complementary work gas and electric meters. Radiator. surfaces. Built in electric oven, gas hob and extractor fan over. Integrated dishwasher and space for fridge/freezer. LOUNGE Part tiled walls. Storage cupboard housing floor standing 15' 2" (into bay) x 11' 11" (into alcove) (4.632m x 3.652m) Worcester boiler, plus shelving. Door to; uPVC double glazed bay window to front. Radiator. TV aerial point. Picture rail. Feature wooden surround and SHOWER ROOM mantle with inset electric fire. (Refurbished parquet 5' 9" (max) x 7' 5" (max) (1.755m x 2.270m) uPVC obscure flooring under carpet). double glazed window to side. Fully tiled walls and floor. Vanity unit with inset sink, built in cupboards below and at SITTING ROOM eye level, with fitted mirror and lighting. Shower cubicle. 15' 0" (max) x 15' 5" (into alcove) (4.579m x 4.707m) Low level WC. Bidet. Further fitted cupboards. Heated uPVC double glazed patio doors to rear garden, with towel radiator. double glazed panels either side and above. Radiator. 1. Michael Graham Young CONSERVATORY 11' 1" x 10' 3" (3.393m x 3.146m) Low level wall surround with uPVC double glazed windows to the front and one BEDROOM ONE side., further French doors leading to rear garden. 15' 1" (into bay) x 11' 11" (4.611m x 3.652m) uPVC double glazed bay window to front. Picture rail. Radiator. FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM TWO LANDING 11' 11" x 12' 2" (into alcove)(3.643m x 3.726m) uPVC uPVC double glazed window to front, further uPVC double glazed window to rear. Fitted wardrobe with obscure double glazed window to side. Doors to three hanging space, drawer below and cupboard above. bedrooms and family bathroom. Stairs rising to second Radiator. floor. 2. Michael Graham Young BEDROOM THREE OUTSIDE 10' 5" (to wardrobe front) x 8' 10" (3.176m x 2.696m) uPVC double glazed window to side. Picture rail. Fitted FRONT wardrobes with hanging and shelf space, plus fitted Block paved driveway to front and side. Mature shrub and drawers. Further fitted storage unit with cupboards and hedgerow borders. drawers. Radiator. REAR GARDEN FAMILY BATHROOM A private and enclosed rear garden, laid to lawn with 5' 9" x 12' 1" (1.757m x 3.690m) Three uPVC double mature shrub, tree and flower borders. Raised gravel area. glazed windows to side and rear. Fully tiled walls and floor. Block paved areas to the rear providing seating space. Wall mounted corner wash hand basin. Bidet. Low level Gate leading to the rear lane, providing vehicle access WC. Whirlpool bath with shower over. Heated towel from Taff Terrace. radiator. Electric underfloor heating. Fitted storage cupboards. GARAGE Electric up and over roller shutter door to rear lane, plus SECOND FLOOR side pedestrian door and window. Power and lighting. Plus loft storage with pull down ladder. STAIRS TO SITTING ROOM 11' 6" (restricted headroom) x 9' 11" (3.524m x 3.032m) uPVC double glazed window to rear with woodland views. Vertical radiator. Doors to bedroom four and shower room. BEDROOM FOUR 11' 8" (restricted headroom) x 10' 2" (3.557m x 3.124m) uPVC double glazed window to rear with woodland views. Radiator. Eaves storage cupboards. ENSUITE 4' 3" x 4' 7" (1.302m x 1.402m) uPVC obscure double glazed window to rear. Back to wall WC. Corner wall mounted wash hand basin. Corner shower cubicle. Extractor fan. 3. Michael Graham Young 4. Michael Graham Young Tenure Freehold Council Tax Band G Viewing Arrangements Strictly by appointment Contact Details Radyr 6 Station Road Radyr Cardiff South Glamorgan CF15 8AA www.mgy.co.uk [email protected] 029 2084 2124 5. Important Notice: These particulars are prepared for guidance only and do not form whole or any part of any offer or contract. Whilst the particulars are given in good f aith, they are not to be relied upon as being a statement or representation of f act. They are made without responsibility on the part of MGY Ltd or Vendor/lessor and the prospective purchaser/lessee should satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. Neither MGY Ltd nor anyone in their employ, or the v endor/lessor, imply, make or give any representation/warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. .
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