- Detached three-bedroom bungalow with large internal footprint (approx. 1507 sq ft)
- 19ft lounge/diner plus separate sitting/office for flexible living
- Two bathrooms and separate WC; occasional first-floor room/office
- Large rear garden with patio; lawned front garden and hedging
- Shared driveway leading to single detached garage (not fully private)
- Built 1967–1975; likely requires modernization and insulation upgrades
- EPC around band D (c.58) with potential improvement to c.79
- Council Tax Band D; freehold tenure
Set on the outskirts of Queensbury village, this detached three-bedroom bungalow offers generous single-storey living with good-sized gardens and off-street parking. The 19ft lounge/diner and separate sitting/office area provide flexible space for a home office, hobbies or relaxing, while two bathrooms and a separate WC suit multi-generational or downsizing households.
The property dates from the late 1960s–1970s and retains period character in its layout and finishes. Heating is via mains gas boiler and radiators; the current EPC indication sits around band D with potential to improve. Cavity walls are original (no added insulation assumed), so upgrading insulation and modernising kitchen or bathrooms would add comfort and energy savings.
Externally there is a lawned front garden, a larger rear garden with patio and a shared driveway leading to a detached single garage. The shared driveway and separate garage provide useful parking, but vehicle access is not wholly private. The first-floor occasional room/office and loft storage add versatility but are not full-height principal accommodation.
This home will suit downsizers wanting practical ground-floor living, families needing adaptable space close to schools and transport, or buyers seeking a renovation project to personalise and improve energy performance. Important considerations: the age of the build, likely need for cosmetic updating, and potential insulation improvements to reduce running costs.
