Two-bedroom single-storey bungalow — ideal for downsizers or those avoiding stairs
Large, landscaped rear garden offering substantial private outdoor space
Driveway parking and carport with separate utility area and rear workshop
Conservatory with warm roof for year-round use and extra living space
Modern galley kitchen and stylish shower room — largely move-in ready
Built late 1960s–1970s; double glazing installed post-2002, mains gas heating
Modest internal room sizes; best for those valuing outside space over large rooms
May benefit from light modernisation to personalise finishes and improve EPC
This light, single-storey bungalow sits on a notably large rear garden plot in a quiet Stafford suburb — an appealing option for downsizers seeking outdoor space and easy one-level living. The accommodation includes two bedrooms, a comfortable lounge and a year-round conservatory with a warm roof, making the home immediately usable without major alterations.
Practical conveniences include driveway parking, a carport, utility area and a useful rear workshop, plus mains gas central heating, double glazing and fast broadband. The modern galley kitchen and stylish shower room reduce immediate renovation needs, while the filled cavity walls and standard construction from the late 1960s–1970s offer a familiar, robust fabric.
Buyers should note the property's modest internal footprint — rooms are small-to-medium — so it best suits those prioritising single-storey ease and generous outside space over large internal room sizes. The home appears well maintained but offers scope for light modernisation to personalise finishes and potentially improve energy performance.
Freehold tenure, low local crime, excellent mobile signal and proximity to several well-rated primary and secondary schools add practical value for a range of purchasers. Early viewing is recommended if you want an established bungalow with a large, private garden and good parking in a comfortable suburban location.
