Heol Y Coleg, Newtown, SY16

274 Heol Y Colleg is a three bedroom end of terrace home with a spacious kitchen/dining room, gardens to the front and rear and no onward chain. With bright rooms and scope to put your own stamp on the interior, it offers a good opportunity for first-time buyers or a young family.

The front door opens into an entrance hall, with stairs rising to the first floor and access to the living room. Overlooking the front garden through a broad window, the living room enjoys plenty of natural light and has space for sofas and additional furniture.

To the rear, the kitchen/dining room extends across much of the width of the house. Fitted with timber-fronted cupboards and drawers, contrasting worktops and tiled flooring, it provides plenty of storage and preparation space. There is a built-in oven and hob, space for appliances and room for a dining table. A window overlooks the rear garden, while a door provides access outside.

Upstairs, the landing leads to three bedrooms, with two overlooking the front and the third positioned to the rear. The rooms offer flexibility for family life, visiting guests or working from home. The bathroom has a bath with a shower above and a wash basin, with a separate WC alongside.

Outside, the front garden has a lawn, established planting and a path leading to the entrance. The enclosed rear garden is largely paved, with space for outdoor seating and pots, together with a timber shed and a rear access gate.

Offered for sale with no onward chain, 274 Heol Y Colleg is ready for its next chapter.

Newtown (Y Drenewydd) is the largest town in Powys, lying in the heart of Mid Wales and surrounded by hills and open countryside.

As a well-established market town, Newtown offers a wide range of services, schools and leisure facilities, making it a practical and popular choice for everyday living. The town has a strong educational offering, including a number of primary schools and Newtown High School and Sixth Form, which is well regarded locally. Post-16 and vocational education is available at Coleg Powys, providing further learning opportunities close to home.

Day-to-day needs are well served, with a mix of independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and public houses, alongside medical facilities and other essential services. Cultural and leisure amenities include Theatr Hafren, Oriel Davies Gallery and the Robert Owen Museum, contributing to an active and well-supported town centre.

For those who enjoy sport and outdoor activity, the surrounding countryside offers excellent walking and cycling routes, while the town itself is home to a wide range of sports clubs, gyms and recreational facilities. Newtown AFC is based at Latham Park, and there are established clubs for rugby, cricket, tennis and other sports.

Newtown is well connected, with a mainline railway station providing regular services along the Cambrian Line, as well as local bus routes and coach services, making it a practical base for commuting and wider travel.