A handsome historic house with elegant accommodation and delightful gardens.
Lone House is a fine, unlisted period property offering more than 1,700 square feet of beautifully presented accommodation. It is situated in a highly sought-after location to the northeast of Swansea in the Clydach Parish.
Throughout the home, there are various splendid original details as well as modern fittings and styling. These include elegant bespoke joinery and carpentry, while period features include wooden beams, a restored bakery oven, and a wood-burning fireplace.
Ground-floor reception rooms include the light and airy drawing room, dining room, and study—all featuring wooden detailing, period character, and wooden flooring. Also on the ground floor, the kitchen serves as the heart of the home with its bespoke cabinets, butcher block worktops, and tiled floors. It features a three-oven electric Rangemaster with an extractor above. The utility/boot room adds further space for appliances and home storage.
Upstairs, the landing leads to the substantial principal bedroom, which offers spectacular views of the surrounding woodland and the Lower Clydach River. Three further bedrooms are serviced by a modernised yet traditional bathroom, complete with a double enclosed shower, panelled bathtub, and stylish floor and wall tiles.
At the entrance, wrought-iron double gates open onto a gravel driveway with plenty of parking space at the rear and side of the house. The landscaped country gardens face northeast and extend to over a third of an acre. They include paved terracing for al fresco dining, a large expanse of lawn, a pond, shrubs, wildflower borders, various mature specimen trees, a polytunnel, and a fully established vegetable area.
This property represents a rare opportunity for a quiet, peaceful new way of life.
Freehold
EER: 31
Council Tax Band: E
Location The area benefits from a good amount of nearby green space and natural surroundings. There are local parks, riverside walking routes, and access to open countryside on the northern edge of Swansea, making it easy to enjoy outdoor walks and nature. Slightly further out, areas such as Cwm Llynfell, Crymlyn Bog, and the lower Swansea Valley provide scenic trails, wildlife, and peaceful natural escapes close to home.
The Area is known known for its convenience and strong local facilities.
It has excellent transport links, with quick access to Junction 44 of the M4, regular bus routes, and easy travel into Swansea city centre. Swansea railway station is also within easy reach.
Local amenities include shops and services in Morriston town centre, nearby Morriston Hospital, schools, parks, and access to retail and leisure options at Morfa and Llansamlet.
Services We are advised mains water, drainage and electric are connected at the property with LPG gas Central Heating.
