Welcome to No. 29

A beautifully presented two bedroom terraced home situated in Tircoed Village, Penllergaer

This lovely home has been well cared for by it's current owners and is tastefully decorated throughout.

Briefly comprising of entrance hallway, open plan living, kitchen, dining area, cloakroom, two bedrooms and family bathroom.

Benefiting further form an enclosed rear garden that has been landscaped to provide an artificial lawn with wooden sun deck and a decorative stone area with wooden storage shed along with off road parking for two cars.

A really lovely home that must be seen!!!

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