Well-presented two-bedroom bungalow on a raised plot, garage and gardens, ideal for downsizers..
Two double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and versatile reception layout
Large sitting/dining room plus separate bay-fronted lounge
Modern-style kitchen, adjoining utility and useful rear porch
Garage accessed via shared driveway; step-free rear access available
Raised hillside position gives a bright elevated outlook
Steps up to front entrance — may not suit limited mobility
Property circa 1930–49; improved but retains period elements
Single bathroom only; average overall internal size (≈797 sq ft)
Comfortable single-level living in a well-presented semi-detached bungalow on a pleasant Westbrook Road hillside. The layout offers two principal bedrooms, a generous sitting/dining room plus a separate lounge, a contemporary-feel kitchen with adjoining utility, and a modern bathroom — all benefiting from double glazing and gas central heating.
The property sits on a decent plot with mature front and rear gardens, side access and a garage reached via a shared driveway. The raised front position gives a bright bay-windowed lounge and an elevated outlook across the neighbourhood. Practical extras include a useful rear porch/utility and loft access for extra storage.
This bungalow will suit downsizers or small families seeking easy, mostly single-floor living near local shops, schools and good transport links. Note there are steps up to the front entrance which may be difficult for those with reduced mobility; however the driveway gives step-free access to the rear. The house dates from the 1930s–40s, so while it has been improved, buyers should expect some period-era elements and routine maintenance rather than a new-build finish.
Presented with an average internal size (around 797 sq ft), affordable council tax and very low local crime, this is a practical, comfortable home in a very affluent and established area with fast broadband and straightforward commuting via M5, rail and buses.