£438,000
4 bed detached house for saleCysgod-Y-Foel, Church Road, Aberdare CF44
4 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
3 bathrooms
4 bedrooms
Conservatory
Gas central heating
Generous sized garden
Ideal family home
Semi rural village location
Description
We are delighted to present this well proportioned and beautifully maintained four bedroom detached family home, quietly positioned in the semi rural and highly sought‐after village of Penderyn.
Constructed by the current owners approximately 25 years ago, the property offers high quality fixtures throughout and a considered layout designed to maximise natural light and take full advantage of the outstanding views across the surrounding countryside. From many rooms you can enjoy vistas towards the open expanses of the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park, an exceptional asset for those who value outdoor pursuits and scenic living.
On arrival a spacious, bright and airy hallway with solid wood flooring and an open balustrade staircase welcomes you into the home. The living room provides generous family accommodation centred on a gas fireplace and flows naturally into a conservatory finished with sandstone tiles, French doors lead out to the patio for effortless indoor/outdoor entertaining and relaxation. A formal dining room at the front of the house is ideal for family meals and social gatherings. The kitchen is attractively fitted with oak wall and base units, a gas hob/oven and generous work surfaces, making it practical for everyday use and enjoyable for enthusiastic cooks. A well equipped utility room with plumbing and storage leads directly to the garden and garage, and a convenient ground floor cloakroom completes the accommodation on this level.
The first floor provides four comfortable bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom benefits from built in wardrobes and a private en suite shower room. Bedroom two is a generous double with impressive views across the local landscape toward the Brecon Beacons. Bedrooms three and four are flexible in use and currently arranged as a home office and guest room respectively and both include fitted storage. The family bathroom is finished with an attractive tiled scheme and provides a well appointed family bathing space.
Externally the property is approached via a private gated driveway and framed by a traditional stone wall constructed from materials reclaimed from the original cottages on the site. A generous paved frontage provides ample off road parking in addition to a single garage for secure or sheltered parking and storage. The south facing rear garden is a standout feature, laid to a neat lawn with a patio area perfect for alfresco dining and entertaining, mature trees along the boundary provide screening and privacy, while a powered outbuilding offers versatile space for hobbies, a workshop or additional storage. Practical side access is available on both sides of the house.
Penderyn is a charming village with a strong community atmosphere, local amenities, primary school and the well known Penderyn Distillery close by. The location is particularly appealing for those who enjoy countryside recreation with direct access to walks, cycling routes and outdoor amenities across the Brecon Beacons National Park yet it remains well connected by road to the nearby towns of Aberdare and Brecon via the A4059.
This is a superb opportunity to purchase a much loved family home combining comfortable, well presented accommodation with an enviable semi rural setting and spectacular parkland views. Early viewing is strongly recommended.
Council Tax Band: D (Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council)
Tenure: Freehold
We are delighted to present this well proportioned and beautifully maintained four bedroom detached family home, quietly positioned in the semi rural and highly sought‐after village of Penderyn.
Constructed by the current owners approximately 25 years ago, the property offers high quality fixtures throughout and a considered layout designed to maximise natural light and take full advantage of the outstanding views across the surrounding countryside. From many rooms you can enjoy vistas towards the open expanses of the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park, an exceptional asset for those who value outdoor pursuits and scenic living.
On arrival a spacious, bright and airy hallway with solid wood flooring and an open balustrade staircase welcomes you into the home. The living room provides generous family accommodation centred on a gas fireplace and flows naturally into a conservatory finished with sandstone tiles, French doors lead out to the patio for effortless indoor/outdoor entertaining and relaxation. A formal dining room at the front of the house is ideal for family meals and social gatherings. The kitchen is attractively fitted with oak wall and base units, a gas hob/oven and generous work surfaces, making it practical for everyday use and enjoyable for enthusiastic cooks. A well equipped utility room with plumbing and storage leads directly to the garden and garage, and a convenient ground floor cloakroom completes the accommodation on this level.
The first floor provides four comfortable bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom benefits from built in wardrobes and a private en suite shower room. Bedroom two is a generous double with impressive views across the local landscape toward the Brecon Beacons. Bedrooms three and four are flexible in use and currently arranged as a home office and guest room respectively and both include fitted storage. The family bathroom is finished with an attractive tiled scheme and provides a well appointed family bathing space.
Externally the property is approached via a private gated driveway and framed by a traditional stone wall constructed from materials reclaimed from the original cottages on the site. A generous paved frontage provides ample off road parking in addition to a single garage for secure or sheltered parking and storage. The south facing rear garden is a standout feature, laid to a neat lawn with a patio area perfect for alfresco dining and entertaining, mature trees along the boundary provide screening and privacy, while a powered outbuilding offers versatile space for hobbies, a workshop or additional storage. Practical side access is available on both sides of the house.
Penderyn is a charming village with a strong community atmosphere, local amenities, primary school and the well known Penderyn Distillery close by. The location is particularly appealing for those who enjoy countryside recreation with direct access to walks, cycling routes and outdoor amenities across the Brecon Beacons National Park yet it remains well connected by road to the nearby towns of Aberdare and Brecon via the A4059.
This is a superb opportunity to purchase a much loved family home combining comfortable, well presented accommodation with an enviable semi rural setting and spectacular parkland views. Early viewing is strongly recommended.
Council Tax Band: D (Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council)
Tenure: Freehold
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