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47 Bwllfa Road, Ynystawe SA6 5AL Offers in the region of £130,000 • Three bedroom Semi-Detached Home • Off Road Parking • Fantastic Views • Good Transport Links • EER : D59 We are advised that the property is DESCRIPTION Freehold We offer for sale this three bedroom semi detached family GENERAL NOTE home in the sought after area of Please note that all floor plans, Ynystawe enjoying fantastic views room dimensions and areas over the lower Swansea Valley quoted in these details are and beyond. Located near the M4 approximations and are not to be Motorway the property also relied upon. Any appliances and benefits easy access to Morriston services listed on these details Hospital, both primary and have not been tested. secondary schools, local amenities and Swansea City Centre. DIRECTIONS From our Morriston office, proceed down to the Ynysforgan LOUNGE roundabout taking your second exit 28' x 12'9 (8.53m x 3.89m) off heading towards Clydach. Entered via double glazed door, Continue along this road taking a two double glazed bay windows to left-hand turning at the second front, two radiators, door to; mini roundabout onto Plascadwgan Road, bear right KITCHEN/DINER onto Bwllfa Road where the 17'4 x 8'7 (5.28m x 2.62m) property can be located on the left. Staircase to first floor, double glazed window to side, two double glazed windows to rear, double glazed door to side, integrated gas hob and electric oven with extractor fan over, fitted with a range of wall and base units with rolltop work surfaces, stainless steel sink and drainer with mixer tap. BEDROOM 1 12'9 x 9'2 (3.89m x 2.79m) Double glazed window to front, radiator, wooden floor. BEDROOM 2 10'5 x 9'6 (3.18m x 2.90m) Double glazed window to front, radiator, wooden floor. BEDROOM 3 9'1 x 10'8 x 5'5 (2.77m x 3.25m x 1.65m) Double glazed window to rear. BATHROOM Tiled walls, double glazed window to side and rear, panelled bath with shower over, low level WC, wash hand basin, radiator, wooden floor, storage cupboard housing boiler. EXTERNALLY To the front there is a driveway with parking for up to three cars and a garage. To the rear there is a tiered garden with lawned area. SERVICES VIEWING By appointment with the selling Agents on 01792 311910 or e-mail [email protected] OUR OFFICE HOURS Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:30pm Saturday 9:00am to 4:00pm TENURE.

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