1 Maesyderi, Pontrhydygroes

IDEAL FOR FIRST TIME BUYERS AND BUILDERS. Nestled in the heart of the former mining village of Pontrhydygroes, this semi-detached three-bedroom ex-local-authority house presents a rare opportunity to create a character-filled home in a valley of striking natural beauty
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A perfect entry point into homeownership which could be tailored to your taste
-The interior offers a blank canvas for a fresh design and/or stylish kitchen.
-With its rear garden and elevation, there's excellent scope for landscaping, maybe terrace gardens or outdoor living areas, to accentuate the natural setting.


The property sits in a quiet village surrounded by rolling Welsh hills and scenic valleys. The local community enjoys the tranquil pace of rural living yet is well placed for exploring the wider area: from wild moorland walks to riverside strolls, and easy access to the Cambrian Mountains and the coast beyond.

Key Features
Ground floor: entrance hall leading to a comfortable living room (approx 4.14m × 3.58m)
kitchen/dining space (approx 5.08m × 2.97m max) offers a pantry cupboard, and rear-facing windows.


First floor: three bedrooms (10` × 10`9`, 11`9` × 11`4`, 8`8` × 8`2`) plus a shower room and separate WC.
Crime rates in the postcode region are low, underlining the calm and secure nature of the setting.

Situation
This semi-detached house is in the verdant village of Pontrhydygroes. It is within walking distance of the village amenities which include Primary School. Place of Worship, Village Hall, Shop and local bus service. The Market Town of Tregaron lies some 8 miles and the University Town and seaside Resort of Aberystwyth lies some 13 miles away.
Once a thriving part of the region`s lead-mining heritage, Pontrhydygroes retains a strong sense of history and identity. The elegant stone bridges, remnants of the Hafod Estate, and the nearby Devil`s Bridge Falls all tell stories of a landscape shaped by both nature and generations of Welsh craftsmanship. Today, the area is a haven for walkers, cyclists, and anyone seeking tranquillity without straying too far from the amenities of Aberystwyth.

Life in Pontrhydygroes moves at a gentler pace. The River Ystwyth winds through the valley, offering peaceful riverside walks and opportunities to spot red kites soaring overhead. Narrow lanes meander past traditional cottages and leafy hedgerows, opening onto breathtaking panoramas of mountain and moorland. The surrounding countryside provides endless exploration from waterfalls and woodlands to scenic trails that connect to the Cambrian Way.

Despite its rural charm, the village is well connected. A short drive brings you to the university town of Aberystwyth, where you`ll find vibrant cafés, restaurants, cultural venues, and the sweeping promenade of Cardigan Bay. Closer to home, neighbouring villages such as Cwmystwyth, Ysbyty Ystwyth, and Devil`s Bridge offer welcoming pubs, local events, and a sense of community that`s rare to find.

Directions
From Aberystwyth take the A487 to Southgate and proceed on the Crosswood Road to a hamlet of Abermagwr (approximately 6 miles). Turn left onto a country road signposted Pontrhydygroes. At the village of Pontrhydygroes, turn right to cross the Stone Bridge on the B337, and proceed to the Miners Arms Public House. No 1 is the first property on your right below the road.

Construction
Built of cavity walls the main walls support a pitched roof laid with natural slate. Windows are aluminium double glazed. The property now requires cosmetic improvement.

GROUND FLOOR
Glazed Front Door to

Hall
spacious with stairs to first floor accommodation, night storage heater, doors to

Lounge - 13'7" (4.14m) x 9'1" (2.77m)
With window to front, open brick fireplace with stone surround. Night storage heater.

Kitchen - 16'8" (5.08m) x 9'9" (2.97m)
Open brick fireplace, 1½ bowl single drainer stainless steel sink unit, cream base and wallsl units with appliance spaces, night storage heater, plumbing for automatic washing machine, black and white chequered tiled splash backs and cooker point, two windows to rear. Pantry cupboard,

Rear Hall
With rear door to outside

FIRST FLOOR
Approached by easy rise with handrails staircase to spacious landing with night storage heater, side window on stairs and doors to:

Front Bedroom 3 - 8'8" (2.64m) x 8'2" (2.49m)
With window to front. Fitted Shelves.


Main Bedroom - 11'11" (3.63m) x 11'4" (3.45m)
With good views, window to front, bedroom furniture.

Rear Bedroom - 10'0" (3.05m) x 10'9" (3.28m)
With window to rear, bedroom furniture.

Toilet
fully black and white tiled walls and low flush w.c.

Shower Room
refurbished with fully black and white tiled walls with wash hand basin and Shower Cubicle with


Outside
Paved front garden and pedestrian path to side leading to rear garden.
Rear paved patio area, Timber garden shed and concrete shed. Rear lawned garden with mature trees that eventually extends steeply down to the river Ystwyth. Front Street Parking.

Services:
Mains electricity, water and drainage.



Council Tax Band C

Important Information
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Council Tax
Ceredigion County Council, Band C

Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.