Chain‑free three‑bedroom dormer bungalow with a huge 165ft garden and garage.
Detached dormer bungalow on approx 0.17 acres (165ft garden)
22ft lounge/diner; bright, generous living space
Recently renovated: new radiators, fittings, carpets, modern kitchen
Ground‑floor bedroom with dressing room and garden access
Master bedroom with newly fitted ensuite; sizeable wet room downstairs
Garage plus wide driveway for multiple off‑street spaces
Solid brick (1900–1929) with external insulation; glazing install date unknown
Area classified as deprived; local crime level average
This detached three‑bedroom dormer bungalow sits on an unusually large plot of about 0.17 acres (approx. 165ft garden), offering rare private outdoor space in Bishopsworth. The house has been recently upgraded throughout: new radiators, light fittings, carpets, a modern kitchen and a newly fitted ensuite bathroom. One ground‑floor bedroom has a dressing room and direct garden access, while two bedrooms occupy the first floor, the principal bedroom benefiting from its own modern bathroom.
The 22ft lounge/diner is a standout living space, bright and spacious with room for family dining and entertaining. Practical features include gas central heating, double glazing, a garage and a wide driveway providing ample off‑street parking. The existing wet room on the ground floor is sizeable and could be converted back to a traditional bathroom if preferred.
The plot and layout present genuine potential for further change: landscaping, garden room, or an extension subject to planning permission. The property is chain free and freehold, which simplifies purchase for buyers wanting a quick move or those planning renovation projects.
Important practical notes: the house dates from the early 20th century (solid brick construction with external insulation) and, while recently refurbished internally, some elements such as the exact glazing installation date are unknown. The wider area is classified as relatively deprived and local crime levels are average; buyers should consider local services and long‑term area trends when assessing investment or family suitability.