Herbert R Thomas

A substantial 5/6 bedroom detached period property which retains a wealth of original characterful features. Situated in an elevated garden plot enjoying Views across the valley.

Rhiwfer House is a large, detached period property which retains many of its original Victorian features, including stained-glass windows, ornate quarry tiled flooring, bay windows, and coved ceilings.

The property has undergone significant improvement by the current owners and offers generous living and bedroom accommodation, ideal for a large or extended family.

It sits on a sizable garden plot which requires landscaping, in an elevated position with views over the town and across the valley.

The accommodation briefly comprises: Entrance Porch with ornate ceramic tiling to dado height. The Entrance Hall has beautiful quarry-tile flooring, and stairs to the first floor with an impressive stained-glass window on the half landing.

The lounge is a large reception room with box bay window to the front, enjoying far-reaching views across the valley. It has exposed wooden floorboards and an ornate stone fireplace.

The light and airy kitchen/breakfast/living room is dual aspect with a window to the front, plus a window and French doors flanked by windows to the side, with views over the garden and park below. It offers a range of traditional shaker-style base, island, and larder units with natural stonework surfaces extending to a breakfast bar on the island. Space and plumbing for a range cooker, dishwasher, and freestanding fridge. Belfast sink unit with mixer tap over.

The dining room, with window to the rear, has Terrazzo flooring. An original cast-iron cooking range is situated within a fireplace with storage cupboards to the recesses.

Off the dining room is a rear hall/utility room with window and door to the rear. It offers a range of base units with black granite work surfaces. Beyond the utility room is a laundry room with window to the side, space and plumbing for white goods, and a built-in storage cupboard housing a gas-fired central heating boiler.

The study is a generous-sized reception room with box bay window to the front. It has exposed wooden floorboards, a painted brick fireplace, and a fitted picture rail.

Finally, off the entrance hall is a ground-floor Wetroom housing a toilet, sink, and fully tiled wet-room area with mains shower fitted.

The first-floor galleried landing gives access to 5 double bedrooms. Bedroom One is a large master bedroom with picture window to the side with views up the valley. It is open plan to a dressing area which has wardrobes built into the eaves and a porthole window to the front.

Bedrooms Two, Three and Five all enjoy views to the front over the town and across the valley. All bedrooms benefit from built-in storage cupboards.

The refurbished family bathroom has a white three-piece suite which includes a shower bath with mains power shower over. Bedroom Four is adjacent to the bathroom, also with a window to the rear.

On the half landing is a cloakroom housing a white two-piece suite.

A door on the landing opens to a stairwell rising to the second-floor attic accommodation. In the attic are three rooms currently being utilised as a double bedroom with skylight to the rear and fitted base-line units. The bedroom is open plan to a dressing room which has a skylight to the side and fitted wardrobe and bedroom furniture. Across the landing is a storeroom with skylight to the side and door into the eaves storage space.

Outside, the mature garden plot requires landscaping. It is a generous-sized plot, which extends around the property, housing an abundance of mature trees, with paved patio areas.