Spacious modern bungalow with south‑west garden and garage in a peaceful cul‑de‑sac..
Built 2016 with quality fittings and EPC 81
Underfloor heating with individual thermostats throughout
Open-plan kitchen/diner with skylight and patio to SW garden
Integral double garage with electric roller door, large driveway parking
Four double bedrooms, master with en-suite and dressing area
Attic offers development potential subject to permissions
Hamlet location — limited local amenities, some isolation
Council tax expensive; broadband and mobile signal average
Built in 2016 and finished to a high standard, this four-bedroom detached executive bungalow sits on a large elevated plot in a small cul-de-sac. The layout is practical for family life: an extensive open-plan kitchen/dining/living area with skylight and patio doors opens onto a south-westerly private garden, while a generous living room and separate utility add everyday convenience. Underfloor heating throughout with individual room thermostats and a strong EPC (81) help keep running costs down.
The master bedroom includes a dressing area, sliding mirrored wardrobes, patio access and a tiled en-suite shower room. Three further double bedrooms all have built-in wardrobes and rear aspect views. The lower ground level houses an integral double garage with electric roller door and flexible space for vehicles, storage or a home gym. There is also clear scope to extend into the attic subject to planning and building regulations if more space is required.
Buyers should note material local factors: the property is in an ageing rural neighbourhood and classified as a hamlet/isolated dwelling, so local amenities will be limited. Area deprivation indicators are high and council tax is described as expensive. Broadband and mobile signal are average. Overall this is a very well‑specified, low‑maintenance family home in a quiet rural setting, best suited to buyers prioritising space, privacy and modern comfort over immediate local services.