Compact, single‑storey living with conservatory, garage and easy access to the South Downs.
No ongoing chain — quick, straightforward purchase
Set at the foot of the South Downs, this semi‑detached three‑bedroom bungalow offers single‑storey living with flexible, compact accommodation. The living room opens into a full‑width uPVC conservatory, creating a light garden room/dining space that extends the footprint. A modern kitchen and contemporary bathroom mean the property is largely move‑in ready. Gas central heating and uPVC double glazing provide practical comfort, with anthracite‑coloured radiators adding a contemporary touch.
Externally the plot is modest but practical: a paved driveway leads to a detached garage and provides private off‑road parking. The front and rear gardens are small to average in depth, suiting buyers who prefer low‑maintenance outdoor space. The house sits in an older workers/retirement neighbourhood in an affluent area with low local crime, excellent mobile signal and fast broadband — useful for remote working or streaming.
Notable considerations are straightforward and factual. The bungalow was constructed in the 1930–1949 period and is built with cavity walls assumed to lack insulation; additional insulation or energy improvements would be sensible long‑term investments. Accommodation and overall living space are compact (approximately 668 sq ft) and the property has a single bathroom. External finish is average and the frontage is narrow, so those seeking large gardens or expansive interiors should note the size limitations.
This home will suit downsizers seeking single‑level convenience, couples wanting proximity to the South Downs, or families requiring a compact, chain‑free purchase with straightforward access and parking. With no ongoing chain and practical modern updates inside, it offers quick move‑in potential combined with scope for selective energy or cosmetic improvements to increase comfort and value.