67 Pottery Street, Llanelli, SA15 1TA

A spacious property on Pottery Street offering fantastic potential for those looking to put their own stamp on a home.

With generous living space, three bedrooms, and a rear garden with lane access, this is an ideal opportunity for first‐time buyers wanting to create their own style or investors seeking a project.

Some internal modernisation is required, making it perfect for anyone keen to add value and transform it into a lovely home Entrance Porch Painted walls and tiled flooring with a door leading into the open‐plan living/dining area.

Living / Dining Room – 4.645m x 6.624m A spacious open‐plan living and dining area featuring laminated flooring, a double‐glazed window to the front, and double doors opening out to the garden.

Two radiators, the room benefits from two pendant light fittings. Stairs rise from the living area to the first floor.

Built‐in cupboards house the gas meter and a separate cupboard for the electric meter.

Kitchen – 2.690m x 4.608m A well‐proportioned kitchen offering a mix of base and wall units with space for a fridge/freezer, hob, oven, and housing for the boiler. Tiled flooring throughout.

Door leading to the under‐stairs storage cupboard. Double‐glazed window and door leading to the bathroom and utility area.

Utility Area Useful space with plumbing for a washing machine and access to the bathroom. Bathroom – 3.027m x 2.251m Tiled flooring and walls.

Fitted with a bath, sink, toilet, and towel‐rail radiator.

First Floor – Split Landing Bedroom 1 – 4.644m x 3.287m A generous double bedroom with two windows, laminated flooring, painted walls, and a feature fireplace.

Bedroom 2 – 3.192m x 2.773m Laminated flooring, painted walls, radiator, and a double‐glazed window overlooking the rear. Includes a feature fireplace.

Approach to Bedroom 3 Storage cupboard located on the landing before entering the third bedroom. Bedroom 3 Papered and painted walls, laminated flooring, and a double‐glazed window.

Rear Garden patio area with a gate providing access to the rear lane. There is potential to create off‐road parking at the rear (subject to necessary permissions).