Initial price	£299,950
08/06/24	£279,950
Price Change	-6.67%

``` ## Answer (1) This characterful semi-detached three-bedroom house, styled as an "upside down" dwelling, is situated in a tranquil rural setting on the outskirts of Hebron village, amidst a small collection of similar properties that once formed part of the grounds of the historic Dolwilym Mansion, which has since been demolished. The property boasts a spacious ground floor annex, which could potentially be utilized as a self-contained one-bedroom flat featuring an open-plan lounge and utility area, a shower room, and a bedroom. Additionally, there is a second bedroom on this level with its own ensuite shower room, offering flexibility and privacy. Ascending to the first floor, the house reveals a generous lounge with a vaulted ceiling and a cozy wood burner, a third bedroom, a family bathroom with a roll-top bath, and a kitchen/diner. The exterior of the property includes a designated parking area for three vehicles and rear gardens. With its rich history, the house dates back to the 18th century and was built by Evan Protheroe, as commemorated by a plaque. This home offers a blend of rural living with the potential for versatile living spaces and retains much of its original character and charm.