Phillips Terrace, Senghenydd, Caerphilly £130,000

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3 BEDROOM MID TERRACE PROPERTY - IDEAL FOR FIRST TIME BUYERS / YOUNG FAMILIES, NOT TO BE MISSED.

** CURRENTLY UNDERGOING RENOVATION. **

Entrance hall, living room, dining room (second reception), kitchen, utility area, shower room, 3 good size bedrooms.

Private enclosed rear garden, ample off street parking, popular location close to numerous local amenities including shops, schools and transport links.

*** Why you will love this family home ***

- Freehold
- Circa 914 Sqft
- Spacious
- 2 reception rooms
- Part renovated
- Utility area
- 3 bedrooms
- School catchment i.e Nant Y Parc
- Transport links via M4 (M)

Senghenydd is a small village located in the Caerphilly county borough of South Wales, nestled in the scenic Aber Valley. Known for its rich coal mining history, Senghenydd is home to the Aber Valley Heritage Museum, which commemorates the village's past and the tragic Senghenydd Colliery disaster of 1913.

The village offers a quiet, close-knit community atmosphere, with local amenities such as convenience stores, a post office, a few pubs, and a primary school. Surrounding hills and valleys provide ample opportunities for walking and outdoor activities. Although rural in character, Senghenydd is well-connected by road to Caerphilly and Cardiff, offering access to larger shopping centres, schools, and employment opportunities, making it ideal for those seeking village life with the convenience of nearby urban areas.

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