- Two bedrooms and contemporary shower room, approximately 655 sq ft
- No forward chain; freehold tenure
- Recently fitted kitchen with integrated appliances
- Utility room to the rear adds storage and functionality
- Low-maintenance rear garden with decking and coloured gravel
- Built 1967–1975; cavity walls assumed uninsulated (may need upgrading)
- EPC rating D; average broadband, excellent mobile signal
- Small plot and average-sized rooms; limited outdoor and storage space
This neat two-bedroom terraced bungalow offers single-level living in a popular Whitehaven neighbourhood, sold freehold and with no forward chain. Light-filled lounge with a modern fire suite and a recently fitted kitchen with integrated appliances give the home a fresh, move-in-ready feel. A practical utility room and contemporary shower room add useful, modern conveniences. The rear garden is low maintenance with decking and coloured gravel — good for busy new buyers or downsizers.
Positioned within easy walking distance of several primary and secondary schools and a short 5–10 minute drive to Whitehaven town centre, the property suits first-time buyers, couples or those looking to downsize while remaining close to local amenities. Mobile signal is excellent and there is no flood risk. Council tax is very cheap, which helps running costs.
Notable points to consider: the house was built in the late 1960s/early 1970s and the cavity walls are recorded as having no insulation (assumed), which may affect heating efficiency and could be a candidate for improvement. The EPC rating is D. Broadband speeds are average. The plot is small and the overall property size is average, so storage and outdoor space are limited compared with larger homes.
Overall, this bungalow is a straightforward, low-hassle option for buyers seeking single-level accommodation close to schools and town facilities. It presents immediate practical comfort with clear potential for energy-efficiency upgrades and personalised improvements.
