Bath Avenue, Morriston, Swansea

£125,000

Guide price

Welcome to Bath Avenue, a charming end terrace house located in the heart of the popular area of Morriston. As you enter the property you are met with a well presented property which boasts modern fitted kitchen, two reception rooms, two cosy bedrooms, and a stylish bathroom. Step outside to discover the enclosed rear garden, ideal for enjoying a cup of tea on a sunny afternoon or hosting a barbecue with friends and family. Situated conveniently close to local amenities, schools, the DVLA, and Morriston Hospital, this house offers both comfort and convenience. The great transport links to Swansea city centre, Morfa retail park, and the M4 make commuting a breeze. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the standard of property and convenient location on offer.

EPC - D

Council Tax Band - B

Tenure - Freehold

Mains electricity, gas and water.

Electricity and gas currently supplied by OVO.

Gas is on a meter.

Please refer to Ofcom checker for further information regarding broadband and mobile coverage.

HALLWAY

LOUNGE

4.11m x 3.84m (13'6 x 12'7)

DINING ROOM

13'5 into bay x 9'4 (42'7 '16'4 into bay x 29'6 '

KITCHEN

3.58m x 3.35m (11'9 x 11')

LANDING

BEDROOM 1

4.11m x 3.20m (13'6 x 10'6)

BEDROOM 2

3.35m x 3.20m (11' x 10'6)

BATHROOM

EXTERNAL

DISCLAIMER

Asbestos products may have been used in the coating to the ceilings and walls up until 1984 when asbestos products used in artex ceased. However, there is no guarantee asbestos was not used up until circa 1999 when asbestos containing materials were banned in the UK. We advise you seek advice and carry out further checks from an Asbestos Accredited Specialist.

Asbestos was introduced in the 1930 s and used up until the late 1990 s in the production of down-pipes, guttering, soil pipes and garage roofs, this list is not exhaustive and so we advise you seek advice and carry out further checks from an Asbestos Accredited Specialist.