From the outside this property looks like a pretty and substantial home with a sizable garden perfect for families and pets just waiting to get outside and enjoy the sunshine . The house is a four-bedroom home that, according to the estate agent now selling it, has been recently and beautifully renovated to create a modern home within a period character context with the stone and brick façade a wonderful visual welcome. Inside the spacious home the ground floor main social hub is the large lounge dining room that can happily host a dinner party or a delicious family meal for up to six people and even more if a new owner brings with them a larger table. For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here . READ MORE: Hidden woodland home offers chance to create a stunning rural retreat near the capital YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: Stunning dream home in exclusive coastal spot with breathtaking views At the other end of this inviting room is a welcoming lounge with comfortable seating nestled around a log burner encased in a brick fireplace with chunky wooden mantel. The home has two additional reception rooms that are very versatile - a cosy snug, a children's playroom, a home office maybe. The kitchen is another sizable space that has oodles of storage within its trendy black units as well as appliances plus a garden view from the sink and a high-ceiling with roof windows that gives the space extra character. Upstairs the principal bedroom can boast a whole wall of wardrobes plus a modern ensuite shower room plus the three remaining bedrooms are all good sized doubles. A family bathroom with feature tiling completes the rooms on offer on the upper floor. The house is nestled within a quiet residential area on a gentle slope with views out over the treetops to the rooftops of the village below and the home can claim a surprisingly spacious slice of that hillside as its garden. This outdoor area is a very inviting area to visit and stay. According to the agent the property's elevated position provides breathtaking open views, best enjoyed from the generously sized patio – perfect for alfresco dining or relaxing while soaking in the scenery. The garden has a bonus that might leave a visitor or potential buyer on a viewing somewhat speechless - a cabin - but that is not that unusual, especially with so many people now working from home surely there's an office inside when you push open the door? Or maybe a gym or a bar with seating as the perfect garden pub? Nope, step inside this wooden cabin and you find an indoor heated swimming pool described by the agent as a 'unique and luxurious addition that can be enjoyed year-round' but surely also described by any visitor as surely a surprise. There's room for sofas to relax while the kids play in the pool that could also be changed for bistro seating and even a bar added to make this a pool party heaven, with the French doors opening onto a patio and then the lawn allowing the party to spill out into the garden sunshine. If there are any days when the pool is not the centre of attention and the surrounding village and countryside is calling, Clydach can offer a range of facilities as well as a landscape worth exploring without adding too many miles to the car. Cwm Clydach, a nature reserve that follows the river Clydach as it winds its way up the valley, is a haven for wild birds on the edge of the city where rivers and streams rush down the hillsides that the RSPB say is a blend of habitats that attracts an array of wildlife from pied flycatchers and wood warblers hiding in the trees. Or a new owner could head into Clydach to shop or grab a bite to eat at the Village Tavern, The Old Blacksmith's Men's Shed, The Roadhouse Café, The Cow Shed, Cwtch Corner Tea toom, Dill Kitchen, Riverbank Restaurant & Pizzeria plus options for to enjoy Indian and Chinese cuisine. Another option for a bite to eat is the Friends of Coed Gwilym pavilion café after the children and or dogs have spent some energy in Coed Gwilym Park, walking trails and the flower garden have been explored, or after a game of tennis, football or bowls. Manor Park Country House, a Grade II listed mansion dating back to the 1700s is set in 12 acres of landscaped gardens is popular for weddings but is also host to a calendar of events and can be booked for a Sunday lunch carvery too. The area has cricket clubs, a golf club, a rugby club, a rock climbing gym and the usual medical facilities you might expect plus Forge Fach Community Resource Centre, but no swimming pool but that won't matter at all to the new owner of this four-bedroom property. For more property, renovation, and interior design stories join our Amazing Welsh Homes Facebook group here . Of course, Swansea and Gower Peninsula are just a short drive away for anyone living at this home to seek the city of the coast, or they could just chill-out by the pool with a cocktail just 20 steps away from the back door. The house with the pool in the garden summerhouse is for sale for £425,000 with Purplebricks, call 0800 810 8008 to find out more.