Corner plot at cul-de-sac entrance
Set on a prominent corner plot at the entrance to a quiet cul-de-sac in Alresford, this newly refurbished four-bedroom detached bungalow blends mid‑century character with modern finishes. An open-plan kitchen/living area with a roof lantern floods the heart of the home with light, while herringbone-style flooring and internal oak doors give a contemporary, tidy finish throughout.
Practical features include two reception rooms (convertible to a fourth bedroom), two driveways and a single garage, gas central heating and modern double glazing. The plot is described as decent in size, providing private outdoor space for gardening or entertaining. The property is within walking distance of Alresford train station and well-rated primary and secondary schools, making daily life and commuting straightforward.
Be aware this is a compact bungalow (total area around 1,143 sq ft) with a single bathroom, which may feel limiting for larger households. Broadband speeds are average and local crime levels are typical for the area. The house sits in an affluent, semi-rural neighbourhood popular with older workers and retirees, so buyer expectations should align with a quieter town-fringe lifestyle rather than town-centre bustle.
Overall this is a ready-to-move-in, low-maintenance home with sensible modern upgrades and flexible rooming. It will suit buyers seeking one‑level living, easy access to local amenities and rail links, or downsizers wanting room for visitors and hobbies, while accepting the modest size and single bathroom arrangement.
