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This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom terraced house
Chain-free
Sold STC
Terraced house
3 beds
1 bath
1045
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Flexible Living: Three double bedrooms, two airy reception rooms, and no onward chain for a smooth purchase.
- Modern Touches: A spacious, updated bathroom with both a tub and double shower cubicle.
- Outdoor Appeal: Large rear garden leading to a detached garage accessed via a lane.
- Period Character: Attractive stone-built façade, high ceilings, and generously sized rooms.
242 Middle Road perfectly balances period charm with airy, light-filled interiors, boasting three double bedrooms, two reception rooms, and a modern bathroom. With a spacious rear garden leading to a detached garage—and offered with no chain—it’s primed for those seeking to put their own stamp on a characterful home.
The Property - 242 Middle Road presents an inviting blend of period character and untapped potential, set in an attractive stone-built terrace.
Stepping inside, large windows bathe each room in natural light, highlighting the high ceilings in the two spacious reception rooms.
Towards the rear, a generously sized kitchen-breakfast room flows gracefully onto a corridor leading outside. The ground floor also boasts a modern, oversized bathroom complete with both a bathtub and double shower.
Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms and a handy WC offer a thoroughly comfortable layout, while the detached garage—accessed from a rear lane—provides an unexpected bonus of space and practicality.
Offered with no onward chain, this delightful home strikes a balance between classic charm and exciting scope for further improvements.
The property is on mains electricity and water and gas. The central heating is fired by gas.
Council Tax Band A (£1,905p.a.)
The EPC rating is D
The Location - Location Guide: 242 Middle Road, Cwmdu, SA5 8ET
Local Shopping & Social Amenities
Cwmdu Retail Park: Just a short distance away, offering supermarkets, home stores, and convenient food outlets.
Fforestfach Retail Park (approx. 1 mile): Boasting larger chain stores, leisure facilities, and eateries.
Uplands (approx. 2.5 miles): Known for its vibrant café culture, independent shops, and nightlife, especially popular with students and young professionals.
Cultural Highlights & Recreation
Swansea City Centre (approx. 2–3 miles): A quick trip by car or public transport, offering major high-street brands, markets, theatres, and museums such as the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery.
The Gower Peninsula (approx. 7–8 miles to its start): Renowned for its award-winning beaches, rugged coastlines, and charming villages. Perfect for weekend getaways, surfing, and coastal hikes.
Clyne Gardens (approx. 4 miles): A tranquil botanical haven in Blackpill, featuring seasonal blooms and picturesque walking paths.
Mumbles (approx. 5–6 miles): Beloved seaside village with boutique shops, cafés, bars, and a scenic promenade stretching along Swansea Bay.
Commuting & Transport Links
Swansea City Centre: Around 10–15 minutes’ drive (traffic-dependent) or easily reached by local bus routes.
The M4 (via Junction 47, Penllergaer): Approximately 5 miles away, providing convenient access across South Wales and beyond.
Singleton Hospital & Swansea University (Singleton Campus): Roughly 3–4 miles away—straightforward for healthcare professionals or students/lecturers.
Morriston Hospital: Around 5 miles northeast, accessible via the main arterial routes through Swansea.
Schools & Catchment
Primary Schools: Several options in the vicinity, including Gendros Primary School and nearby Cwmdu Primary.
Secondary Schools: Typically falls within the catchment for Pentrehafod or Dylan Thomas Community School (best confirmed with the local authority).
Further Education: Easy commuting distance to both Swansea University campuses (Singleton and Bay), plus Gower College Swansea for vocational and A-level courses.
Community & Facilities
The Cwmdu area offers a friendly, residential atmosphere with convenient local services such as pharmacies, takeaways, and small independent shops.
Public green spaces and local parks are scattered throughout the neighbourhood, offering spots for exercise or leisurely strolls.
Strong transport links ensure you’re never far from Swansea’s wide-ranging cultural events, music venues, or sports clubs.
In Summary
242 Middle Road benefits from a residential setting that balances proximity to major retail hubs (like Cwmdu and Fforestfach) with quick access to Swansea’s bustling centre and the M4. Whether you’re enjoying local restaurants, exploring Gower’s spectacular coastline, or commuting to work at one of Swansea’s major hospitals, you’ll find the area well-served by amenities and transport. The nearby schools and community-minded feel make it a practical choice for families and professionals alike.
The Property - 242 Middle Road presents an inviting blend of period character and untapped potential, set in an attractive stone-built terrace.
Stepping inside, large windows bathe each room in natural light, highlighting the high ceilings in the two spacious reception rooms.
Towards the rear, a generously sized kitchen-breakfast room flows gracefully onto a corridor leading outside. The ground floor also boasts a modern, oversized bathroom complete with both a bathtub and double shower.
Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms and a handy WC offer a thoroughly comfortable layout, while the detached garage—accessed from a rear lane—provides an unexpected bonus of space and practicality.
Offered with no onward chain, this delightful home strikes a balance between classic charm and exciting scope for further improvements.
The property is on mains electricity and water and gas. The central heating is fired by gas.
Council Tax Band A (£1,905p.a.)
The EPC rating is D
The Location - Location Guide: 242 Middle Road, Cwmdu, SA5 8ET
Local Shopping & Social Amenities
Cwmdu Retail Park: Just a short distance away, offering supermarkets, home stores, and convenient food outlets.
Fforestfach Retail Park (approx. 1 mile): Boasting larger chain stores, leisure facilities, and eateries.
Uplands (approx. 2.5 miles): Known for its vibrant café culture, independent shops, and nightlife, especially popular with students and young professionals.
Cultural Highlights & Recreation
Swansea City Centre (approx. 2–3 miles): A quick trip by car or public transport, offering major high-street brands, markets, theatres, and museums such as the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery.
The Gower Peninsula (approx. 7–8 miles to its start): Renowned for its award-winning beaches, rugged coastlines, and charming villages. Perfect for weekend getaways, surfing, and coastal hikes.
Clyne Gardens (approx. 4 miles): A tranquil botanical haven in Blackpill, featuring seasonal blooms and picturesque walking paths.
Mumbles (approx. 5–6 miles): Beloved seaside village with boutique shops, cafés, bars, and a scenic promenade stretching along Swansea Bay.
Commuting & Transport Links
Swansea City Centre: Around 10–15 minutes’ drive (traffic-dependent) or easily reached by local bus routes.
The M4 (via Junction 47, Penllergaer): Approximately 5 miles away, providing convenient access across South Wales and beyond.
Singleton Hospital & Swansea University (Singleton Campus): Roughly 3–4 miles away—straightforward for healthcare professionals or students/lecturers.
Morriston Hospital: Around 5 miles northeast, accessible via the main arterial routes through Swansea.
Schools & Catchment
Primary Schools: Several options in the vicinity, including Gendros Primary School and nearby Cwmdu Primary.
Secondary Schools: Typically falls within the catchment for Pentrehafod or Dylan Thomas Community School (best confirmed with the local authority).
Further Education: Easy commuting distance to both Swansea University campuses (Singleton and Bay), plus Gower College Swansea for vocational and A-level courses.
Community & Facilities
The Cwmdu area offers a friendly, residential atmosphere with convenient local services such as pharmacies, takeaways, and small independent shops.
Public green spaces and local parks are scattered throughout the neighbourhood, offering spots for exercise or leisurely strolls.
Strong transport links ensure you’re never far from Swansea’s wide-ranging cultural events, music venues, or sports clubs.
In Summary
242 Middle Road benefits from a residential setting that balances proximity to major retail hubs (like Cwmdu and Fforestfach) with quick access to Swansea’s bustling centre and the M4. Whether you’re enjoying local restaurants, exploring Gower’s spectacular coastline, or commuting to work at one of Swansea’s major hospitals, you’ll find the area well-served by amenities and transport. The nearby schools and community-minded feel make it a practical choice for families and professionals alike.
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