House For Sale £450,000
An attractive four bedroom semi-detached family home nestled on fabulous Pwlldu Lane. With country views to the front of the property and only a short walk (approx. 600m) to the breathtaking views of the headland above Pwlldu Bay, (and the coastal path beyond!)
There are two receptions on the ground floor and whilst the property has been loved as a home it offers excellent potential for the incoming buyers to put their own stamp on it.
The house sits on an elevated plot with a good front garden, a driveway leading to attached garage and to the rear there is a lovely mature garden.
Pwlldu Lane is a quiet and popular residential street in Bishopston lying on the edge of the Gower AONB which offers easy access to the stunning Pwlldu Bay and beautiful Bishopston Valley.
The Property - The property is accessed via private driveway off Pwlldu Lane. The drive offers parking and gives access to an attached garage.
On entering the house there is a spacious hallway with stairs rising to the first floor. The main reception room is to the front of the house and has a lovely west facing bay window. To the rear of the ground floor there is a spacious kitchen/dining room and a sitting room which leads out onto the patio and on to the rear garden.
Behind the garage and accessed from the garden there is a lean to store room with access to a WC and a store cupboard.
Upstairs there are three good sized bedrooms on the first floor. There is also a separate bathroom and WC on this floor.
The loft was converted in 1979 and provides a fourth bedroom which boasts a dormer window to the front of the property taking full advantage of the beautiful countryside views.
The rear garden is square and flat with a lawn and patio areas.
The property is FREEHOLD
All mains services are connected to the property and the central heating is fired by a gas combination boiler.
The council tax band is G (£3156p.a.)
The EPC rating is D
The Location - Bishopston is an incredibly popular village in Gower, it offers easy access to all local beaches and amenities. Bishopston Primary and Bishopston Comprehensive are excellent schools. The village is welcoming place and has a strong sense of community. There is a Co-op store, Post Office, Hairdressers and two pubs in the village.
Swansea city centre is 5.8 miles from this location.
The M4 at Penllergaer is 8.2 miles.
Mumbles is 2.5 miles.
Pwlldu Lane is situated on the outskirts of the village and only a short walk from both Bishopston Comprehensive and Bishopston Primary and the Co-op is 600m from the property.
With a history of smugglers to secret visits by u-boats, and crashing waves to ancient woodland, Pwlldu Bay has it all. This sheletered bay lies on the south coast of Gower, designated an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1956. Due to its sheltered nature the bay is one of Gower's safest places to swim and offers excellent surf off the needles when the conditions are right. It is a great place to set off in a Kayak heading West to Hunts Bay and Oxwich or East to Caswell, Langland and Mumbles. The beach is sandy at low tide but is characterised by the bank of stones which make up most of the beach, said to be the balast stones from ships that used the natural harbour in days gone by. The Coastal path passes through the bay.
Behind the beach is Bishopston Valley, an ancient woodland crisscrossed with paths and walks and the river which runs its length.
There are two receptions on the ground floor and whilst the property has been loved as a home it offers excellent potential for the incoming buyers to put their own stamp on it.
The house sits on an elevated plot with a good front garden, a driveway leading to attached garage and to the rear there is a lovely mature garden.
Pwlldu Lane is a quiet and popular residential street in Bishopston lying on the edge of the Gower AONB which offers easy access to the stunning Pwlldu Bay and beautiful Bishopston Valley.
The Property - The property is accessed via private driveway off Pwlldu Lane. The drive offers parking and gives access to an attached garage.
On entering the house there is a spacious hallway with stairs rising to the first floor. The main reception room is to the front of the house and has a lovely west facing bay window. To the rear of the ground floor there is a spacious kitchen/dining room and a sitting room which leads out onto the patio and on to the rear garden.
Behind the garage and accessed from the garden there is a lean to store room with access to a WC and a store cupboard.
Upstairs there are three good sized bedrooms on the first floor. There is also a separate bathroom and WC on this floor.
The loft was converted in 1979 and provides a fourth bedroom which boasts a dormer window to the front of the property taking full advantage of the beautiful countryside views.
The rear garden is square and flat with a lawn and patio areas.
The property is FREEHOLD
All mains services are connected to the property and the central heating is fired by a gas combination boiler.
The council tax band is G (£3156p.a.)
The EPC rating is D
The Location - Bishopston is an incredibly popular village in Gower, it offers easy access to all local beaches and amenities. Bishopston Primary and Bishopston Comprehensive are excellent schools. The village is welcoming place and has a strong sense of community. There is a Co-op store, Post Office, Hairdressers and two pubs in the village.
Swansea city centre is 5.8 miles from this location.
The M4 at Penllergaer is 8.2 miles.
Mumbles is 2.5 miles.
Pwlldu Lane is situated on the outskirts of the village and only a short walk from both Bishopston Comprehensive and Bishopston Primary and the Co-op is 600m from the property.
With a history of smugglers to secret visits by u-boats, and crashing waves to ancient woodland, Pwlldu Bay has it all. This sheletered bay lies on the south coast of Gower, designated an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1956. Due to its sheltered nature the bay is one of Gower's safest places to swim and offers excellent surf off the needles when the conditions are right. It is a great place to set off in a Kayak heading West to Hunts Bay and Oxwich or East to Caswell, Langland and Mumbles. The beach is sandy at low tide but is characterised by the bank of stones which make up most of the beach, said to be the balast stones from ships that used the natural harbour in days gone by. The Coastal path passes through the bay.
Behind the beach is Bishopston Valley, an ancient woodland crisscrossed with paths and walks and the river which runs its length.
