• • Vacant Possession. No Upward Chain.
• • Bay Fronted Period House of Character
• • Level walk to town centre and good local facilities
• • Near to the Railway Station
• • Car parking to rear
• • Generous garden
• • 4 Bedrooms
• • UPVC double glazing and gas central heating
• • In need of general upgrading
• • EPC - D55. Expiry 02.01.2031

Railway Terrace is a pleasant row of period bay fronted Victorian family homes on the edge of Machynlleth and within a level walk of the town and good local facilities. It is convenient to the Railway Station and local store and Filling Station. It further beneftis from a plesant outlook to the rear over the Dyfi Estuary. The property would benefit from an element of upgrading to include the Bathroom, Kitchen and general decoration, however, it is offered with full vacant possession and no upward chain.

The accommodation briefly comprises:

Ground Floor:

Hall; matwell, radiator, stairs off.

Lounge; open fireplace with tiled surround, walk-in bay window, radiator.

Dining Room; open fireplace with tiled surround, radiator.

Kitchen; fitted to 2 walls with range of oak fronted base and larder cupboards, tiled surround, radiator, deep understairs cupboard.

Utility; single drainer stainless steel sink unit, radiator, plumbing for automatic washing machine.

First Floor:

Landing; radiator, large built-in cupboard.

Bedroom 1; walk-in bay window, radiator.

Bedroom 2; radiator.

Bedroom 3; radiator, views of estuary.

Bedroom 4; boiler cupboard, radiator, views of estuary.

Bathroom; dated suite of panelled bath with electric shower over, low flush WC, wash basin, electric downflow heater.

To the front is a shallow forecourt with original brick wall and cast iron railings above. To the rear is a deep lawn and mature boundary hedges. Paved patio and slated storage area. Timber and corrugated Garden Store and small stone built store shed. Separate WC. Pedestrian access to parking area accessed alongside Lloyds Coaches.

FLOOD RISK (PER NRW)
Flooding from rivers – low – risk between 0.1% and 1% chance each year.
Flooding from sea – very low – risk less than 0.1%.
Flooding from surface water and small watercourses – very low – risk between 0.1%.

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Directions

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Leave the town centre along Penrallt Street. Pass the Police Station and Erw Fair is on the left.

Council Tax Band: D