One double bedroom with eaves storage upstairs
Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Badshot Lea, this one-bedroom semi-detached chalet bungalow offers practical, low-maintenance living with immediate possession and no onward chain. The ground-floor living room is bright and opens via French doors onto a south-facing garden, extending the living space in warmer months. A compact kitchen and front-facing bathroom complete the downstairs layout while a generous double bedroom occupies the upper level with eaves storage.
Outside, the property benefits from a small but sunny rear garden with gated side access, an integral garage and an allocated parking space. The plot and footprint are modest (approximately 486 sq ft), which keeps upkeep straightforward and running costs low; council tax is in a cheaper band. The house sits in an area classed as very affluent with fast broadband and excellent mobile signal — useful for home workers and digital-first buyers.
The home was constructed in the late 1960s–1970s and has double glazing, though the installation date is unspecified. While the property is presented as well-maintained, the compact size, single bedroom and dated construction era mean it will suit a first-time buyer, a downsizer or an investor seeking a lettable, low-maintenance asset rather than a family needing multiple bedrooms. Any buyer wanting major modernisation should allow budget for cosmetic upgrades or system renewals over time.
Nearby primary and secondary schools have good to outstanding Ofsted ratings, supporting buyers planning for children or resale appeal. Overall, this is a straightforward, move-in-ready home offering sunny outdoor space, secure parking and a central Badshot Lea location — ideal for those prioritising convenience and low-maintenance living.
