A character-packed colliery manager’s former home in Treherbert, Wales is capturing attention with surprises in both the attic and garden. Situated on a quiet residential road, this handsome Victorian detached house stands out for its size, shape, grandeur, and history deeply rooted in the local community.
The six-bedroom property was originally built as the colliery manager’s house, featuring impressive period features like Victorian tiles, ceiling beams, marble fireplaces, ornate cornicing, and a sweeping staircase. Previously owned by Doctor Nelson for his surgery, the house is now on the market for only the second time due to a bereavement.
Stepping inside, visitors are greeted by a warm and welcoming ambience with a touch of party vibe. The spacious lounge hides an integrated bar, perfect for entertaining, and there’s even room for a dance floor. Upstairs, the principal bedroom leads to a charming balcony with picturesque mountain views, while the attic holds surprises like a sauna and potential for a principal suite or separate apartment.
Outside, the property boasts a generous garden with a sunny patio, ample parking, a garage, workshop, and a detached coach house. The coach house presents an exciting opportunity to create a two-bed detached annexe, subject to planning consent.
Priced at £364,950, this character-filled home is listed with Property Plus estate agents. Those interested can contact 0800 043 7300 for more information. With its Victorian charm, hidden gems, and potential for further development, this unique property offers a blend of history and modern living in the heart of the Rhondda valley.