Chain-free four-bed bungalow with garden, garage and parking potential in PL9.
Four bedrooms providing flexible family space
Large rear garden with lawn and patio areas
Garage/workshop and shared drive access
Planning permission mentioned to drop curb for parking
Single bathroom for four bedrooms
Cavity walls likely uninsulated — energy upgrades advised
Built 1950–66; mid-century construction and finishes
Area flagged as deprived statistically, but very low local crime
Quiet cul-de-sac living meets practical family space in this four-bedroom semi-detached bungalow on a decent plot in PL9. The house offers a large rear garden, garage/workshop and the scope to create off-street parking by dropping the curb (planning permission referenced). With good nearby schools and fast broadband, it suits families wanting convenient links and outdoor space.
Internally the layout provides flexible rooms — useful for home offices, children’s bedrooms or guest space — and a recently fitted bathroom. The kitchen and lounge offer practical, contemporary finishes and sliding doors that connect living space to the garden for easy entertaining and day-to-day family life.
Notable points to check: the building dates from the 1950s–60s and cavity walls are assumed uninsulated, so energy-efficiency upgrades may be needed. There is just one bathroom for four bedrooms. The property is in a generally deprived area statistically, though the immediate neighbourhood records very low crime.
Sold freehold and chain-free, this home is ready to move into while offering clear scope for improvement and value-adding projects (insulation, parking creation, modernising where desired). It is best suited to families or buyers seeking an adaptable single-storey home with outdoor space and local amenities close by.