Penycae Road, Port Talbot, Neath Port Talbot. SA13 2EG

Overview

Penycae Road is set in a desirable location, within easy access of the M4. It comprises of various individual style houses, many of these being period properties.

Number 109 was originally part of the Margam cottage hospital, built in 1898 it still retains an abundance of original features. The property offers large rooms with high ceilings and would make an ideal family home. Situated off a private driveway, the property sits in a generous plot with gardens to the front and rear and parking space for multiple vehicles.
Internal viewing is a must to appreciate all that this unique historic property has to offer.

Entrance Porch

Via double solid wooden panel doors. Centre light. High ceiling with coving. Original tiled floor. Double glass panel door leading to the hallway.

Hallway

Several lights. Coving. Radiators. Windows for natural light. Fitted carpet.

Bedroom 2 (3.18m x 3.16m or 10' 5' x 10' 4')

Was originally used as the matron's office. Centre light. High ceiling with rose and coving. PVCu sash design window with stained glass. Radiator. Fireplace. High skirting boards. Fitted carpet.

Bedroom 1 (4.54m x 4.03m or 14' 11' x 13' 3')

Centre light. Ceiling rose. Coving. High level picture rail. PVCu sash design windows with stained glass and leadwork. Radiator. Built-in wardrobes to one wall. Fitted carpet.

Lounge (4.62m x 4.59m or 15' 2' x 15' 1')

Centre light. Ceiling rose. Coving. High level picture rail. Large impressive PVCu sash design double glazed bay window with stained glass to the front. PVCu sash design double glazed windows overlooking the conservatory with stained glass. Fireplace with dual fuel burner, original wood surround and marble hearth. Television point. Fitted carpet.

Bedroom 3/Study (2.70m x 2.76m or 8' 10' x 9' 1')

Loft access with drop down folding steps. Centre light. Coving. Three sash windows to the rear. Radiator. Internet connection. Fitted carpet.

Kitchen (5.65m x 4.45m or 18' 6' x 14' 7')

Centre light. Sunken spot lights. High picture rail. PVCu double glazed window to the rear. Large picture window to the side. Fitted with a range of base units with laminated worktops over. Space for range cooker. One and a half bowl sink and drainer with mixer tap. Space for large kitchen table and chairs. Radiator. Space for American style fridge freezer. Tiled flooring. Double glazed PVCu patio doors leading to the conservatory. Panel doors leading to the utility room.

Conservatory (3.62m x 3.41m or 11' 11' x 11' 2')

Glass vaulted ceiling. PVCu doors leading to the front. Dwarf walls surround. Original external feature wall. Continuation of the tiles from the kitchen.

Utility Room (3.28m x 2.72m or 10' 9' x 8' 11')

Centre light. Glass panel door leading to the rear courtyard. Sash window. A range of wall and base units with laminated worktops over. One and a half bowl sink and drainer with mixer tap. Splash back tiling. Cupboard housing the central heating boiler. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Space for tumble dryer. Radiator. Continuation of the tiled flooring. Panel door leading to the bathroom.

Bathroom (2.91m x 2.70m or 9' 7' x 8' 10')

Centre light. Loft access. Coving. Frosted glass panel double glazed window to the side. Traditional design radiator. Walk-in large double shower, panel sided bath, low level w.c and pedestal wash hand basin. Tiled walls. Picture rail. Built-in storage cupboards. Tiled floor.

Outside

The property is secluded from the main road and accessed via a shared driveway leading to the parking area for multiple vehicles. Large lawn area to the front of the property with mature planting, shrubs and trees. From the conservatory there is a patio area. To the rear is a private courtyard area laid to patio slabs with original stone storage shed with lighting and power supply, also housing an outside w.c. Steps lead up to the footpath access for Gwar y Caeau. Tiers of mature planting, trees and shrubs. Access to a detached garage with double doors, power and lighting.