3 Bed Terraced House For Sale

A well proportioned modern 3-bed, end-of-terrace house with gas central heating, aluminium double-glazing and easily maintained garden, located near a school and ½-mile from the town centre. No Forward Chain.



An attractive end-of-terrace house built in the 1970s from a timber frame with brick walls and concrete tiled roof. It has mains gas central heating, aluminium double-glazing, recently updated bathroom suite and briefly provides: - Ground Floor - Entrance Hall, Cloakroom, Lounge, Kitchen and Dining Room; First Floor - Galleried Landing, Bathroom, two double Bedrooms and a single Bedroom. In addition there is a small forecourt with a rockery and an enclosed rear patio garden with two storage sheds and screen fencing. EPC - Band C ( 69 ) Council Tax - Band B.

Trefonnen is a development of houses that was built for the Local Authority in the 1970s on a gently sloping piece of land, that faces West. 30 Trefonnen Way is accessed from the Northern side and located next to a parking area, with an Easterly aspect at the front and good privacy to the rear patio garden. This house is roughly 400 yards from Trefonnen Primary School (English and Welsh mediums) and a pub, there is a shop / sub-Post Office and Chip Shop a little further, and town centre amenities are within a ½-mile walk. Llandrindod Wells is a beautiful Victorian Spa Town and is now the County Town of and administrative centre of Powys with a population of around 5,200. It has a good range of shopping and business facilities, Tesco Superstore, Aldi Supermarket, successful schools, Hospital and Railway Station (Shrewsbury to Swansea line). Local leisure facilities include a Sports Centre, indoor and outdoor bowls, historic 18-hole Golf Course, Theatre, active U3A, Game and Coarse fishing. The Rightmove survey of 2015 declared LD1 to be “the friendliest place to move to in the UK” and more recent surveys have declared Llandrindod Wells to be the “Happiest Town in Wales”. The market towns of Builth Wells, Rhayader, Knighton, Brecon and Newtown are 8, 10, 19, 24 and 26 miles distant respectively, with Hereford, Abergavenny and Aberystwyth all about an hour’s drive, and Cardiff, Swansea, Worcester and the Severn Bridge about a 1¾-hour drive (Note - Dependent on traffic conditions).