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Cimla Road, Neath, SA11

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

3

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

1,593 sq ft

148 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • EPC - D
  • COUNCIL TAX BAND - D
  • DETACHED PROPERTY
  • THREE BEDROOMS
  • WALKING DISTANCE TO THE GNOLL COUNTRY PARK
  • UNIQUE PROPERTY
  • WORKSHOP TO REAR GARDEN
  • CLOSE TO LOCAL SCHOOLS AND SHOPS

Description

Step inside this captivating home, dating back to 1939, where rustic elegance, original features and distinctive charm come together to create a property that is truly one of a kind.

From rustic limestone flooring and exposed wooden beams to solid oak floors, beautifully panelled walls and characterful wood-burning stoves, the home exudes warmth and individuality throughout. The kitchen is a standout feature, with rich green cabinetry, coordinating worktops and a striking limestone-topped island, while two inviting reception rooms offer wonderfully cosy spaces for relaxing and entertaining.

Upstairs, three charming bedrooms showcase the property's timeless appeal, complemented by a traditional bathroom featuring panelled walls and a tub-style bath.

Outside, the gardens are equally enchanting. A charming wooden bandstand with its own wood burner welcomes you to the front, while the rear garden unfolds to reveal an array of unique features, including an open-fronted, two-storey barn with seating area and bed, a tucked-away library, and an open-plan workshop with workbench. A secret water feature adds an unexpected touch of magic, alongside a greenhouse, chicken coop and further storage shed.


EPC Rating: D

Hallway

3.29m x 3.67m

Enter through the original doorway, dating back to 1939, into a characterful entrance hall featuring rustic limestone floor slabs. Stairs lead to the first floor, with a radiator providing warmth and useful storage tucked neatly beneath the staircase. Exposed wooden beams to the ceiling and walls add to the property’s rustic charm and traditional character.

Lounge

5.33m x 5.39m

The lounge is a truly characterful and inviting reception room, beautifully blending rustic charm with timeless elegance. A magnificent bay window to the front aspect floods the space with natural light, while the wood-burning stove, set within its original surround, creates a stunning focal point and a cosy ambience. Underfoot, solid oak flooring adds warmth and richness, complemented by the beautifully distinctive wooden wall panelling and exposed ceiling beams. Traditional plate racks enhance the room’s authentic country-house appeal, creating a space rich in period charm, warmth and individuality.

Dining room

4.98m x 4.27m

The dining room exudes timeless character and rustic elegance, offering a wonderfully inviting space for both intimate family meals and entertaining guests. Solid oak flooring lies beneath exposed ceiling beams and beautifully panelled walls, creating a wealth of texture and charm. A wood-burning stove, set within its original surround, provides an attractive focal point, while traditional plate racks further enhance the room’s distinctive country-house appeal. A front-facing window draws in natural light, complemented by a traditional cast-iron radiator that adds a touch of period character to this charming reception room.

Kitchen

3.48m x 5.36m

The kitchen continues the property’s rustic charm, featuring limestone slab flooring, wooden wall panelling and exposed ceiling beams. Dark green rustic cabinetry is complemented by coordinating worktops, while a central island topped with a cut slab of limestone creates an attractive focal point. A ceramic sink with drainer and mixer tap sits alongside an electric hob and oven. Further features include a coved ceiling, radiator, and a useful storage cupboard housing the combination boiler. A rear-facing window provides natural light, while a door leads through to the utility room.

Utility Area

8.26m x 1.46m

The utility room continues the rustic theme with limestone slab flooring and offers ample space for a washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. A Belfast sink provides additional practicality, alongside a low-level WC. A front-facing window allows natural light into the room, while a door provides direct access to the rear garden.

Landing

2.23m x 1.91m

The first-floor landing features a side-facing window, alongside a useful storage cupboard providing practical additional storage. An attic hatch offers access to the loft space.

Bedroom one

4.32m x 4.24m

It is a generously proportioned double bedroom, rich in character and period charm. Enjoying window to the front, the room features beautiful solid oak flooring, traditional picture rails and an original storage cupboard, adding to its timeless appeal. A wood-burning stove provides a charming focal point, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere, while a radiator ensures everyday comfort. This delightful bedroom perfectly combines original features with rustic elegance.

Bedroom two

3.87m x 4.33m

It is a charming double bedroom, beautifully showcasing the property’s distinctive character and rustic appeal. A front-facing window complements the solid oak flooring, while a traditional pot-belly stove creates an attractive focal point, adding warmth and a sense of timeless charm. An original wardrobe provides useful storage, and a radiator ensures comfort, completing this inviting and characterful bedroom.

Bedroom three

3.32m x 1.89m

It is a characterful single bedroom, featuring a charming original Velux window, a traditional picture rail and a radiator. A cosy and versatile space, ideal for use as a single bedroom, nursery or home office.

Bathroom

2.91m x 2.04m

The bathroom continues the home’s distinctive character, featuring a charming tub-style bath, complemented by beautifully appointed panelled walls and solid oak flooring. A pedestal wash hand basin and low-level WC provide the essential amenities, while a side-facing window and radiator complete this inviting space, blending traditional styling with rustic elegance.

Outside

To the front, the property is approached via an attractive pressed-concrete pathway leading to the front door, framed by a neatly laid lawn. A charming wooden bandstand provides a distinctive outdoor feature, complete with a wood burner, creating a wonderful space to relax and enjoy the surroundings. A traditional lychgate adds further character and kerb appeal, perfectly complementing the home’s rustic charm and timeless appeal.

Outside

To the rear, the property boasts an enchanting garden, predominantly laid to lawn and offering a wealth of character and versatility. A particularly appealing feature is the open-fronted, two-storey barn, incorporating a seating area and bed to create a wonderfully unique and adaptable space. Tucked away in a corner is a charming area currently used by the vendor as a library, providing a peaceful retreat for reading and relaxation. Further enhancing the outdoor space is a greenhouse, ideal for gardening enthusiasts, alongside an open-plan workshop featuring a workbench, perfect for hobbies and creative projects. A delightful hidden gem within the garden is a secret water feature, adding an element of surprise and tranquillity to the surroundings. A chicken coop and an additional storage shed complete this distinctive outdoor space, offering a wonderful combination of rustic charm, practicality and hidden delights.

Garden

To the front, the property is approached via an attractive pressed-concrete pathway leading to the front door, framed by a neatly laid lawn. A charming wooden bandstand provides a distinctive outdoor feature, complete with a wood burner, creating a wonderful space to relax and enjoy the surroundings. A traditional lychgate adds further character and kerb appeal, perfectly complementing the home’s rustic charm and timeless appeal. To the rear, the property boasts an enchanting garden, predominantly laid to lawn and offering a wealth of character and versatility. A particularly appealing feature is the open-fronted, two-storey barn, incorporating a seating area and bed to create a wonderfully unique and adaptable space. Tucked away in a corner is a charming area currently used by the vendor as a library, providing a peaceful retreat for reading and relaxation. Further enhancing the outdoor space is a greenhouse, ideal for gardening enthusiasts, alongside an open-plan workshop featurin...

COUNCIL TAXA payment made to your local authority in order to pay for local services like schools, libraries, and refuse collection. The amount you pay depends on the value of the property.Read more about council Tax in our glossary page.
Band: D
PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
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GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Private garden
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Affordability

Monthly repayments£2,136
Property: £ 425,000
Deposit: £ 42,500
Interest rate: 5.35%
Term: 30 years
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About Astleys, Neath

35 Alfred Street, Neath, SA11 1EH
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Astleys – Guiding You Home Since 1863

Established in 1863, Astleys is one of South West Wales’ most respected independent firms of Estate Agents & Chartered Surveyors. With dedicated residential, commercial and surveying teams, we provide a full range of services, from sales and lettings to professional valuations, RICS surveys and auctions across Swansea, Neath, Gower and the wider South and West Wales region.

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