Home Buyers Survey Bridgend

Bridgend is a town with a veriety of different types of properties such as detached, semi-detached and terraced. Some of these properties can be found in streets such as Coychurch Road and Bryntirion Hill.

Within the local area there are also larger terraced and detached modern properties which can be found in Ffordd Candleston and Bridgend Road for example. Some new build properties in areas near to Bridgend are sold under the Help to Buy scheme, for example those in Derwen View in Brackla.

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According to the UK Government's Public Health England, Bridgend is in a raised Radon area with properties built there having a higher chance than average of experiencing ground radon emission. Streets including Walter Street and Walters Road have a maximum radon potential of 5-10%. The percentage is the chance of a property being built where Radon emissions might measure above the action level.	Properties in some areas of Bridgend have a potential risk of being affected by river and surface flooding. According to information from an environmental search, properties in and near to streets such as Brewery Lane and Wyndham Street in close proximity to Ogmore River revealed that there is a potential risk of both surface and river flooding occurring. Sometimes you will be advised to take out a Flood Risk Report examining these possibilities more deeply. Click to view a Flood Risk Report	Raised levels of noise pollution from roads in the Bridgend area mainly stem from traffic from the A473, affecting nearby streets such as Angel Street and Nolton Street. Rail traffic running through Bridgend also generates higher levels of noise pollution for nearby streets such as Court Road.

is located in South Wales between two main cities, Cardiff and Swansea. The county includes the River Ogmore, crossed by the original bridge known as The Old Bridge which is a medieval two arched stone footbridge.

Bridgend in Welsh is known as Pen-y-Bont ar Ogwr which is a county surrounded by natural wildlife including Kenfig National Nature Reserve which is known as being the largest freshwater lake in South Wales as well as having the finest wildlife habitats for wild orchids, insects and a variety of different birds. Other open spaces such as Merthyr Mawr Sand Dunes and Newbridge Fields can be found within the area.

There is a variety of restaurants and pubs in the area including Nolton Corner, the Star Inn, and West House.

Bridgend is one of the fastest growing town in Wales apart from Cardiff, making the town a focal point of growth for the South Wales region. The town is greatly expanding in size since the early 1980s to present date.

We have local RICS Listed Building Surveyors who specialise in listed building surveys in Bridgend. To find out more go to - Listed Building Surveys - Building Surveyor and Survey Cost in Bridgend