Glanyrafon Road, Ystalyfera, Swansea, SA9 2HA

Guide Price £120,000 - £130,000

Offered with no ongoing chain, this spacious three-bedroom end-of-terrace home presents an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to personalise a property to their own tastes. Tucked away in a popular residential area of Ystalyfera, this well-proportioned home benefits from a generous corner plot, two reception rooms, and a private rear garden — ideal for family life.

Internally, the layout is both practical and inviting. On the ground floor, a welcoming entrance hall leads to a bright and airy lounge and a separate dining room, both enjoying excellent natural light. The kitchen, located to the rear, is functional with plenty of unit space and a view over the garden. Beyond the kitchen is a handy utility area, downstairs W.C., and access to the rear garden — a rare and valuable feature for growing families.

Upstairs, you'll find three well-sized bedrooms, all offering ample room for furniture, and a modernised family bathroom with shower over bath. While the property does require some modernisation, it has been well maintained and provides a blank canvas for the next owner to add their personal touch.

Outside, the front garden is enclosed and neatly presented, while the private rear garden is level and well-screened by mature hedging — perfect for relaxing or entertaining.

This home is ideally situated close to schools, amenities, and transport links, while also enjoying easy access to scenic countryside walks and the Swansea Valley cycle path.

PLEASE NOTE - we are awaiting a grant of probate on this property and a transaction cannot complete until this has been issued. No dates are available for when this will be available.

 Things To Do in and Around Ystalyfera & Swansea

Living in Ystalyfera offers the tranquillity of a village setting with easy reach of Swansea’s coastal lifestyle and vibrant cultural scene.

* Explore Local Nature: Discover nearby Craig-y-Nos Country Park, Henrhyd Falls, and endless walking routes across the Brecon Beacons.
* Swansea’s Coastline: A short drive brings you to Mumbles, Rhossili Bay, and the Gower Peninsula, offering world-class beaches, coastal trails, and surfing spots.
* Shopping & Dining: Browse Swansea Market for local produce, or explore boutique cafés and restaurants across Uplands and the Marina.
* Family Activities: Visit the LC2 leisure centre, Plantasia Tropical Zoo, and the National Waterfront Museum for fun and learning.
* Events & Culture: Swansea hosts the annual Airshow, Fringe Festival, and food festivals, alongside theatres, cinemas, and galleries year-round.