8, Graig Road, Porth, CF39 0NS

A charming stone-built four-bedroom semi-detached home offering spacious and well-proportioned accommodation throughout.

Featuring two inviting reception rooms, a practical kitchen dining space, and generous bedrooms, this much-loved property combines character and potential.

With a long, mature rear garden, useful outbuildings, and scope for modernisation, it presents an excellent opportunity to create a superb family home.

Freehold, EPC:, couincil tax band: B From the moment you arrive, this traditional stone four bedroomed semi detached home feels welcoming and well cared for.

The paved forecourt sets a lovely first impression, and the side entrance hints at the generous garden waiting to the rear.

Stepping inside, the hallway immediately gives you a sense of space and grandeur. It is wide, bright, and sets the tone for the rest of the home.

To the front, the lounge offers a comfortable, well-proportioned room with a classic bay window that brings in plenty of natural light.

The original alcoves and picture rails add character without overwhelming the space. Moving through to the living room, the atmosphere shifts to something more relaxed, and cosy.

The brick built fireplace stretches across the wall, making it an easy room to imagine quiet evenings or family time. The kitchen and dining area sits at the heart of the home.

It’s practical, with good workspace, an eye level oven, and room for a family table.

A door leads out to the lean-to, which connects to a useful utility room and a ground floor WC - ideal for busy households. Upstairs, the home continues to offer generous proportions.

All four bedrooms are well sized, giving flexibility for family life, guests, or home working.

The family bathroom completes the floor, and the property benefits from gas central heating and uPVC double glazing throughout. Outside, the rear garden is a real highlight.

It’s long, mature, and full of established planting, offering privacy and a peaceful backdrop. There’s also a large garden shed and a side courtyard with additional storage.

This is a home that has been genuinely loved and maintained over the years.

While it would benefit from modernisation, the layout, character, and outdoor space give it huge potential to become a truly impressive family home.

> Convenient village location with a range of local shops, cafés, and takeaways nearby > Close to well-regarded primary schools and local community facilities > Easy access to Ynyshir railway station with regular services to Pontypridd and Cardiff > Good public transport links, including frequent local bus routes > Excellent road connections via the A4058, linking directly to the A470 > Straightforward commute to Cardiff, the M4 motorway, and surrounding South Wales towns > Nearby access to open green spaces and countryside walks > Short distance to neighbouring towns such as Porth and Tonypandy for additional amenities