Peaceful two-bedroom home with large garage and private driveway.
Breathtaking uninterrupted field views to front and side
Larger-than-average garage with electric door, power and lighting
Private driveway with space for multiple vehicles, off-road parking
Well-kept front and rear gardens; large plot and gated side access
Chain-free sale enables a quicker, less complicated purchase
EPC D66; thermal improvements and insulation recommended
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated — energy upgrades advised
Located in a coal-mining area; recommend Coal Authority checks
Set on the edge of open fields, this two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow offers a calm, rural feel with immediate curb appeal. The generous living room, fitted wardrobes in both bedrooms and an open-plan kitchen/diner create comfortable single-level living suited to those looking to downsize without compromise. A larger-than-average garage, private drive and well-kept gardens to front and rear add practical ease and storage.
The property is chain-free for a quicker move and stands on a large plot providing scope to adapt or extend (subject to planning). Heating is by mains gas boiler and radiators; double glazing was installed after 2002. The interior retains period touches including a stone fireplace and wooden beams that give character alongside straightforward, traditional room proportions.
Key maintenance and suitability points are clear: the walls are cavity-built and assumed uninsulated, and the EPC is D66, so upgrading insulation and energy efficiency would be beneficial. Buyers should also check coal-mining records for the area and confirm any surveys or searches with their solicitor. Overall, this bungalow offers immediate liveability with obvious potential to improve energy performance and personalise the finish.