The house forms part of an attractive terrace of stone-fronted homes, with contrasting painted detailing lending the façade an individual identity. A low-walled forecourt provides a buffer from the pavement, while the entrance opens into a long central hallway. Here, a staircase rises to the first floor and there is direct access to the principal ground floor rooms.

Positioned at the front is the first reception room, a generously sized living space illuminated by a tall window overlooking the street. Continuing through the second reception room is currently arranged as a dining room.

The kitchen occupies a practical galley style position at the rear. Work surfaces and fitted storage run along both sides, providing space for preparation, appliances and everyday kitchen essentials. while the long arrangement makes effective use of the available footprint. At the far end, glazed double doors bring in natural light and give convenient access to the outside space. The kitchen would now benefit from updating, offering the next owner a clear opportunity to introduce a contemporary scheme tailored to their own taste.

Also located on the ground floor is the bathroom. This incorporates a panelled bath, WC and pedestal wash basin. Its generous footprint may offer scope for reconfiguration, subject to the necessary consents and professional advice.

The staircase rises to a first floor landing, to the two double bedrooms.

Bedroom one is a notably spacious double room, with two tall windows creating a bright outlook across the front of the property.

The second bedroom is also well proportioned and includes a window overlooking the rear, together with extensive fitted cupboards that provide valuable storage.

Outside, the enclosed rear garden extends away from the house and is arranged with a central pathway, paved areas and numerous planted beds and containers. The space currently has a charmingly eclectic feel and could be retained as a productive garden or simplified to provide a more contemporary, lower maintenance area for seating and outdoor dining.

Bedford Street places the property within reach of Cardiff’s city amenities, with local shops, everyday services, transport connections and leisure facilities available throughout the surrounding CF24 area. The combination of two reception rooms, two good bedrooms and a substantial rear garden gives the house a versatile layout, while its freehold tenure will appeal to both owner occupiers and investors.

Requiring modernisation throughout, this is a home with clear potential rather than a finished proposition. Its traditional facade, generous room sizes, period features and convenient urban setting provide the foundations for a rewarding refurbishment project or investment opportunity.

Features

• Traditional two bedroom stone fronted terraced house
• Two separate and well proportioned reception rooms
• Enclosed generous rear garden
• Excellent investment opportunity to develop (STPP)
• NO ONWARD CHAIN