Detached bungalow for sale in Middleton, Rhossili, Swansea SA3

An attractive three double bedroom bungalow set in 0.25 acres of gardens in beautiful coastal setting of Middleton, Rhossili.

The property offers huge potential to the incoming purchaser and could be an attractive development opportunity (subject to planning). The property currently has no off street parking.

The house has a lovely south facing aspect allowing light to flood into the living space and because of the generous plot there is huge potential to extend or even rebuild on the property.

Sitting only 700m from stunning Mewslade Bay and less than a mile to Rhossili, The Wormshead and wonderful Rhossili Bay, this is the perfect location to immerse yourself in the breathtaking drama and natural wonder of Gower!

The Property

The property is accessed off the B4247 which leads to Rhossili. There is a gate that leads to steps which rise to the front garden which is pleasantly elevated from the road. The house is situated on one side of the plot.

The front door leads into a spacious entrance hall, on the left hand side there is a living room and to the right is a double bedroom/dining room.

To the rear of the property there is another double bedroom, WC, bathroom and kitchen. There is also a pantry and large storage cupborad on the ground floor.

There are stairs leading up to a nother bedroom from the kitchen and this has been used as another double bedroom, with a fabulous view!

To the rear of the house there is a WC accessed from outside and storage cupboard which are attached to the building.

Externally there are lovely gardens and the property occupies a double plot so offers excellent space, but also offers huge potential for development, whether that be of the current property or even to add another house on the site (all subject to planning).

There is no parking on the site currently, which will be a major consideration for many buyers - the size of the plot allows potential (subject to planning) for solving this aspect of the property.

The property is freehold
The property is connected to mains services for water, electricity and sewerage. There is no central heating.
The Council Tax Band is E (£2,467p.a.)
The EPC Rating is G

The Location

Rhossili is a beautiful village located on the Gower Peninsula. It is known for its stunning landscapes, including the iconic Wormshead and Rhossili Bay, which has been voted as one of the best beaches in the world.

Living in Rhossili, Gower offers a unique and idyllic lifestyle surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, a strong sense of community, and no end of outdoor activities.

Leander is 18 miles from Swansea City centre and 18 miles also from the M4 at Penllergaer.

Rhossili is located at the most Western part of the Gower Peninsula. The most photographed part of Gower, The Worms Head, stretches out to sea and becomes an island when the tide comes in. The breathtaking view is completed by the long sandy beach and the towering cliffs and this makes it a popular destination throughout the year with surfers, paragliders and ramblers. However, Rhossili still manages to maintain its tranquility and unspoilt beauty.

The village and surrounding area are steeped in history. The prominent wreck of the Helvetia, which ran aground on Rhossili Bay in November 1887 bears witness to the challenging weather conditions and the tales of our ancestors, who lured boats ashore to plunder their hold.

The arch over the doorway of the church dates from the twelfth century and is believed to have been moved from the lost village (built in around 1100 and buried possibly by sand storms some time in the early part of the fourteenth century).

The parish of Rhossili stretches from the village itself towards Scurlage and encompasses the hamlets of Middleton, Pitton and Pitton Cross. There are plenty of establishments that offer various types of accommodation and many coves and beaches to visit and spend an afternoon.

Walkers are most definitely in their element with some of the most fantastic views and sunsets.

The Gower Peninsula was designated as the UK’s first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty back in 1956, and we’re glad to say it’s still the nation’s favourite – as ‘Which?’ readers voted it the best aonb in Wales in October 2020!

The Gower Peninsula is a rich and varied environment which is as ecologically diverse as it is beautiful (and we’re not just saying that!) – from open, wild moors and dramatic limestone cliffs to golden, sandy beaches. Gower is a geological goldmine with inspiring landscapes and a captivating coastline.