Single-storey home with expansive countryside outlook and garage.
No onward chain; owner-built in 1961 with long-term ownership
Far-reaching Cheshire views from lounge and dining room
Three bedrooms, single shower room plus separate WC
Detached single garage and paved driveway for multiple cars
Gardens to three sides; private lawn and patio areas
Cavity walls likely uninsulated; thermal upgrades recommended
Timber-framed windows and dated interiors require modernisation
Slow broadband; excellent mobile signal for calls and 4G use
A rare, single-storey detached bungalow set on a generous plot with far-reaching views across Cheshire. Built in 1961 and owner-occupied since, the home offers a straightforward, traditional layout: lounge, separate dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, shower room plus a separate WC. Gardens to three sides, a detached garage and paved driveway complete the picture.
This property is full of renovation potential for a growing family or downsizers who want one-level living with scope to modernise. The accommodation is sound but dated: original timber-framed windows, timber block flooring in parts and fitted wardrobes remain, and the house would benefit from a sympathetic refresh to kitchens, bathrooms and internal finishes.
Practical points to note: the walls are cavity construction with no added insulation assumed, glazing dates are unknown, and broadband speeds are slow — all factors to consider if you plan extensive modernisation or home-working. Heating is mains gas with a boiler and radiators, and the property is offered freehold; buyers should confirm title details with a conveyancer due to a possible Land Registry electronic title absence.
Positioned close to Mow Cop Castle and countryside walks, the bungalow provides easy access to schools, commuter routes (M6, A500, A34) and nearby towns. For buyers seeking a comfortable single-storey home with admirable views and obvious potential, this is a solid opportunity to create a bespoke family residence.