£450,000
(£171/sq. ft)
4 bed detached house for saleMaindee Terrace, Cwmbran NP44
4 beds
3 baths
2 receptions
2,628 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Detached four-bedroom home in a quiet, set-back Pontnewydd location
Approximately 2,653 sq ft of flexible living accommodation
Lounge with feature fireplace and a separate second sitting room/playroom
Ground-floor office, shower room and utility room
Master bedroom with en-suite, plus a family bathroom
Elevated plot with driveway, detached garage and far-reaching hill views
Set back from the road in a quiet part of Pontnewydd, this detached home offers a great deal of adaptable space for a growing household, combining characterful, light-filled living areas on the ground floor with four double bedrooms above, and lending itself equally to family life and working from home.
The Ground Floor
A glazed composite front door with a full-height side panel opens into a striking double-height entrance hall that sets the tone for the whole house. Light pours in from the glazing below and a pair of rooflights above, spilling down onto the galleried landing that overlooks the space. A natural slate floor in warm, mixed earth tones runs underfoot, while a turned-spindle wooden staircase rises to the gallery and panelled doors lead off to the main rooms.
The living room is a generous, welcoming reception room centred on a wide inset living-flame fire set into a chimney breast with a timber mantel. A window draws in natural light, and soft carpet, coving and wall lights give the room a calm, restful feel. Opposite, a family room offers flexible space that works as a second sitting room, playroom or snug, overlooking the garden and patio to the rear, while a separate office suits those working from home.
At the heart of the home is an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and family space. The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of solid oak wall and base units set against tiled splashbacks, with quartz-style worktops, an inset ceramic sink and a central island incorporating a breakfast bar and further storage. Integrated appliances include a gas hob, built-in oven and cooker hood, while an exposed timber post-and-beam frame loosely divides the space, marking out a dining area with room for a table and chairs and a relaxed seating zone beyond. Natural slate flooring flows throughout and windows draw light in from more than one aspect, making this a genuine hub of the home.
Off the kitchen, a separate utility room provides space and plumbing for laundry appliances along with additional storage, keeping day-to-day tasks tucked away from the main living space. A ground-floor shower room completes this level, adding practical convenience for a busy household.
The First Floor
The turned-spindle staircase rises to a galleried landing that overlooks the entrance hall below. The master bedroom is a genuine retreat, a spacious double set beneath characterful sloping ceilings that follow the roofline, with a window framing a far-reaching outlook towards the hills beyond. A fitted dressing area with built-in mirrored wardrobes provides generous storage, while the private en-suite is finished to a contemporary standard with a walk-in shower, wash basin, WC and striking marbled wall panelling.
There are three further double bedrooms on this floor, each enjoying the character of the eaves and well served by natural light, with dormer windows and rooflights framing green, leafy outlooks. Serving them is a beautifully appointed family bathroom, finished with a freestanding double-ended bath set beneath a rooflight, a separate walk-in shower, wash basin, WC and a contemporary vertical radiator, all against soft neutral tiling that keeps the room light and restful.
The Outside
The property sits in an elevated position on a generous plot, approached over an extensive block-paved driveway that provides parking for several vehicles and leads to a detached garage, giving further parking or storage. A gated side path runs down beside the house, linking the front parking to the garden beyond.
To the rear, a wide Indian sandstone patio adjoins the house and makes an ideal spot for outdoor dining and entertaining, flowing on to a decked seating area complete with a timber garden bar - a real feature made for summer gatherings. Beyond lies a good-sized lawned garden with plenty of room for children to play, enclosed for privacy and framed by mature planting. Throughout, the garden enjoys a green, leafy setting and far-reaching views towards the hills and mountainside beyond, giving the whole plot a peaceful, tucked-away feel despite its convenient position.
The Area
Pontnewydd sits on the northern side of Cwmbran, with everyday amenities close at hand and Pontnewydd railway station providing a direct line towards Cardiff and Newport. Road links are straightforward, with the A4051 and A472 giving quick access across Torfaen and out to the M4, while Cwmbran town centre and its wider shopping, schools and leisure facilities are only a short drive away.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: F
Local Authority: Torfaen
The Ground Floor
A glazed composite front door with a full-height side panel opens into a striking double-height entrance hall that sets the tone for the whole house. Light pours in from the glazing below and a pair of rooflights above, spilling down onto the galleried landing that overlooks the space. A natural slate floor in warm, mixed earth tones runs underfoot, while a turned-spindle wooden staircase rises to the gallery and panelled doors lead off to the main rooms.
The living room is a generous, welcoming reception room centred on a wide inset living-flame fire set into a chimney breast with a timber mantel. A window draws in natural light, and soft carpet, coving and wall lights give the room a calm, restful feel. Opposite, a family room offers flexible space that works as a second sitting room, playroom or snug, overlooking the garden and patio to the rear, while a separate office suits those working from home.
At the heart of the home is an expansive open-plan kitchen, dining and family space. The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of solid oak wall and base units set against tiled splashbacks, with quartz-style worktops, an inset ceramic sink and a central island incorporating a breakfast bar and further storage. Integrated appliances include a gas hob, built-in oven and cooker hood, while an exposed timber post-and-beam frame loosely divides the space, marking out a dining area with room for a table and chairs and a relaxed seating zone beyond. Natural slate flooring flows throughout and windows draw light in from more than one aspect, making this a genuine hub of the home.
Off the kitchen, a separate utility room provides space and plumbing for laundry appliances along with additional storage, keeping day-to-day tasks tucked away from the main living space. A ground-floor shower room completes this level, adding practical convenience for a busy household.
The First Floor
The turned-spindle staircase rises to a galleried landing that overlooks the entrance hall below. The master bedroom is a genuine retreat, a spacious double set beneath characterful sloping ceilings that follow the roofline, with a window framing a far-reaching outlook towards the hills beyond. A fitted dressing area with built-in mirrored wardrobes provides generous storage, while the private en-suite is finished to a contemporary standard with a walk-in shower, wash basin, WC and striking marbled wall panelling.
There are three further double bedrooms on this floor, each enjoying the character of the eaves and well served by natural light, with dormer windows and rooflights framing green, leafy outlooks. Serving them is a beautifully appointed family bathroom, finished with a freestanding double-ended bath set beneath a rooflight, a separate walk-in shower, wash basin, WC and a contemporary vertical radiator, all against soft neutral tiling that keeps the room light and restful.
The Outside
The property sits in an elevated position on a generous plot, approached over an extensive block-paved driveway that provides parking for several vehicles and leads to a detached garage, giving further parking or storage. A gated side path runs down beside the house, linking the front parking to the garden beyond.
To the rear, a wide Indian sandstone patio adjoins the house and makes an ideal spot for outdoor dining and entertaining, flowing on to a decked seating area complete with a timber garden bar - a real feature made for summer gatherings. Beyond lies a good-sized lawned garden with plenty of room for children to play, enclosed for privacy and framed by mature planting. Throughout, the garden enjoys a green, leafy setting and far-reaching views towards the hills and mountainside beyond, giving the whole plot a peaceful, tucked-away feel despite its convenient position.
The Area
Pontnewydd sits on the northern side of Cwmbran, with everyday amenities close at hand and Pontnewydd railway station providing a direct line towards Cardiff and Newport. Road links are straightforward, with the A4051 and A472 giving quick access across Torfaen and out to the M4, while Cwmbran town centre and its wider shopping, schools and leisure facilities are only a short drive away.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: F
Local Authority: Torfaen
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