Baran Road, Swansea, SA8 4RR

Guide Price £450,000 - £475,000 - Set amidst the stunning countryside surrounding Rhydyfro, this beautifully renovated four-bedroom detached home offers an exceptional balance of rural seclusion and modern living. Positioned within approximately 0.67 acres of landscaped grounds, Cwmbryn is a home of charm, warmth and character — thoughtfully upgraded to provide comfortable family accommodation extending to around 1,227 sq ft / 114 m². The ground floor welcomes you with two inviting reception rooms — the main lounge showcasing a striking feature fireplace with exposed stonework and a wood-burning stove, perfect for cosy evenings. The second reception offers a bright, versatile space ideal for dining or as a snug. The contemporary kitchen/diner blends farmhouse style with modern practicality, complete with wooden worktops, a Belfast sink, and ample storage. A pantry, and convenient cloakroom/WC complete the ground floor. Upstairs, the property offers three generous double bedrooms, each enjoying picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. The principal bedroom provides a peaceful retreat, while the additional rooms and a potential home office/bedroom four offer excellent versatility. A stylish family bathroom completes the first floor. Externally, the home sits within beautifully maintained gardens, surrounded by mature trees, rolling lawns and seating areas designed to capture the tranquil rural setting. The grounds include a charming stone outbuilding, perfect as a potting shed or hobby space, and a substantial detached barn providing excellent storage, workshop potential or space for vehicles. With a serene setting on the edge of Rhydyfro, Cwmbryn enjoys the peace of the countryside while being just a short drive from Pontardawe town centre, offering shops, cafes, schools and transport links to Swansea, Neath, and the M4. Rhydyfro is a small, picturesque hamlet just outside Pontardawe, known for its scenic backdrop of rolling hills and woodlands. It offers the perfect escape for those seeking a slower pace of life without losing touch with convenience. Pontardawe itself is a vibrant market town offering independent cafes, pubs and restaurants, as well as a leisure centre, arts centre, and a thriving community atmosphere. For outdoor enthusiasts, the surrounding area provides excellent walking and cycling routes through the Swansea Valley and nearby Brecon Beacons National Park. Commuters will appreciate the easy access to the M4 via the A4067, connecting swiftly to Swansea, Neath and beyond — making Cwmbryn an ideal base for those wanting rural living within reach of the city.