Situated within the well regarded area of Longford, is this very well maintained three bedroom semi detached family home. The property offers plenty of potential for a growing family to extend due to the impressive sized rear garden and is conveniently located just a short stroll from a local primary school and shop.

The property has undergone improvements over the years to include UPVC double glazing throughout and a modern fitted gas combination boiler. It would benefit now from modernisation throughout and possibly extending (subject to obtaining planning permission).

The entrance hallway provides access to the two receptions, with the stairs rising to the first floor landing, an ornate stained glass feature window to side and access to a useful under stairs storage cupboard.

The lounge is a bright and spacious room benefitting from windows to both the front and rear aspects and retains its original art deco tiled fire place.

The sitting/dining room offers views of the rear garden, a wall mounted electric feature fire, shelved storage cupboard and has access to an original pantry storage area.

Leading off the sitting/dining room is the kitchen that now only retains a plumbed sink unit with cupboard storage below, a modern double wall mounted unit and the original wall mounted units along one wall. Above the sink unit there is a window providing views over the garden and two pedestrian doors, one to access outside and the other leads to the enclosed coal house and toilet.

To the first floor the landing gives access to all three bedrooms, the family bathroom and an airing cupboard.

Both of the double bedrooms are located to the rear of the property and enjoy far ranging views over Neath. The good sized single bedroom is located to the front of the property and the door has been hinged to open outwards to allow more floor space inside.

The family bathroom has been fitted with a three piece suite comprising; panel bath, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC. There is tiling to the walls and an obscure glazed window to side.

Outside to the front of the property is an enclosed garden laid mainly to lawn, with a concrete pathway and steps leading to the door. The pathway continues around the side of the property towards the cloakroom and coal house, with a sheltered porch area ahead of the doorway in. T

o the rear of the property is an impressive sized garden, laid mainly to lawn with a concrete pathway leading right up to the rear boundary. At the boundary there is a small picket gate leading out the rear lane which currently has hard standings where previous garages once were. Although the previous garage for No.15 is no longer there, there could be an option to purchase the hard standing area to create off road parking to the rear.

Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold