Plot 53 - The Yate,Bishops Meadow, Pontlottyn, Bargoed, Caerphilly - Viewing Property

Additional Resources

View virtual tour

Name:

Email:

Telephone:

Your Email Message:

I wish to receive information from Trinity Mirror Digital Property and associated companies

Layout

Ground floor

Kitchen	1.90m x 3.56m	6'3” x 11’8”
Living Room	4.02m(max) x 4.04m(max)	13’2”(max) x 13’3”(max)

First Floor

Bedroom 1	3.38m(max) x 2.87m	11’0”(max) x 9’5”
Bedroom 2	4.02m(max) x 2.64m	13’2”(max) x 8’8”
Bathroom	1.98m x 2.00m	6’6” x 6’7"

Development Details

This delightful build of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and 2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses offers the discerning homebuyer the highest level of design and build with due respect being given to the streetscape and character of the surrounding area.

The latest Bell Homes development sits within the up and coming village of Pontlottyn, ideally placed within a road network linking to Merthyr Tydfil 8 miles, Bridgend 36 miles, Cardiff 29 miles and Newport 21 miles.

The village

The village easily meets everyday requirements with grocery shops, the ever essential post office, doctor’s surgery, library and popular local pub. Whilst slightly further afield in Bargoed and Merthyr Tydfil are a choice of supermarkets, individual shops and local markets. On a more relaxed note this is an area dotted with quaint cafés, restaurants and a wide and varied choice of pubs serving good home cooked food.

The village has its own high achieving primary school, with a choice of senior schooling in nearby Bargoed. Sport is very much a part of daily life, children’s football and netball clubs enjoy a constant stream of enthusiastic players and within easy driving distance is a first class fitness centre a choice of gyms and several good golf courses.

Pontlottyn

Pontlottyn sits within Caerphilly County Borough with the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park as its backdrop. This diverse landscape is rich in activities including horse riding, para-gliding, walking, abseiling, biking and canoeing. Whilst for those who prefer a more genteel pace the Brecon Steam Railway cuts its way through breathtaking scenery as does the Monmouth and Brecon Canal, one of the most beautiful cruising waterways in Britain.

Caerphilly Borough boasts eighty percent of its acreage as unspoiled countryside so castles, archaeological and industrial landmarks, country parks and stunning walking trails are never far away.

The development has excellent communications links, with Cardiff being less than an hour away by train. It is also minutes away from the Heads of the Valley Road, which links you to the M4 to Swansea and provides easy access to the M50 also.

Whatever your lifestyle the excellent location of Pontlottyn can certainly boast a little something for everyone. Homebuyers can enjoy the enviable mix of an urban lifestyle that sits alongside the uninterrupted pleasures of the beautiful countryside of this corner of South Wales.