2 Bedroom Cottage

Located in the picturesque and peaceful hamlet of Cwmgiedd, this charming two-bedroom cottage offers a delightful blend of riverside living and local accessibility, sitting within an easy, flat walk of Ystradgynlais town centre. Offered to the market chain-free, the property is currently operating as a holiday let, making it a turnkey opportunity for an investor, or someone seeking a cosy village residence. Full of traditional character, the cottage delivers a warm, welcoming feel throughout. With the trails of Giedd Forest and Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park on the doorstep plus the amenities, cafés, and shops of Ystradgynlais just a 20 minute walkl away, this property represents a unique lifestyle or investment opportunity in a sought-after pocket of the valley.

Services:
No mains gas. Heating oil. Mains water and drainage (advised no meter). Mains electricity.

Parking info:
On street only.

About The Area:
Ystradgynlais is located on the banks of the River Tawe some 18 miles North of Swansea - just off the main A4067. Retail is serviced by a bustling central shopping area with many unique, family-run, independent shops and cafés as well as larger chain stores and supermarkets located on the outskirts. Education is provided by both English and Welsh medium primary and secondary schools. For recreation there is the Diamond Park, The Gorsedd and Ystradfawr Nature Reserve plus many public footpaths providing mountain, forest, and riverside walks. Just up the road is The National Showcaves Centre for Wales, Craig y Nos Castle & Country Park, The Wales Ape and Monkey sanctuary, and Henrhyd Waterfalls. In less than 30 minutes' drive you can be deep in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons National Park) itself or on the shores of Swansea Bay.

We are Roberts Homes Estate agents. A small, family-run estate agent providing property for sale and to let in Ystradgynlais, South Wales and the surrounding Upper Swansea Valley (SA9) areas of Abercrave, Caehopkin, Coelbren, Cwmllynfell, Cwmtwrch, Godrergraig, Rhiwfawr, Penycae, Ynyswen, Ystalyfera, and Ystradowen.