Large single-storey home with garage, garden and river views — no onward chain..
No onward chain; motivated seller for a swift sale
Large detached bungalow on a substantial plot with panoramic views
Two double bedrooms; master bedroom with en-suite shower
Extensive reception space with patio doors to terraced rear garden
Large integral garage, driveway, and hardstanding for caravan (covenant applies)
Scope for improvement and extension, subject to planning permission
Historic planning permissions/land-search applications on file for access changes
Council Tax Band E — above-average local tax charge
This detached two-bedroom bungalow on Walmers Avenue sits on a large plot in the peaceful Dickensian village of Higham. The single-storey layout, generous reception rooms and integral garage make it a comfortable, low-maintenance home well suited to downsizers seeking convenience without compromise. No onward chain and a motivated seller mean a straightforward purchase for someone ready to move quickly.
Internally the bungalow offers a spacious lounge, separate dining area, fitted kitchen, two double bedrooms (master with en-suite) and a useful cellar for storage. Large windows and patio doors bring natural light into the living spaces and open onto terraced gardens that enjoy panoramic views over farmland and the River Thames beyond. Practical features include double glazing, mains gas central heating and multiple storage cupboards.
The property presents good scope for improvement and reconfiguration, subject to planning — existing permissions and a historic land-search application are on file to enable vehicular access changes. The large garage, driveway and additional hardstanding provide significant parking and utility. Note there is a covenant restricting general parking on the rear access area; prospective buyers should check the covenant and planning documentation if intending vehicle storage or structural changes.
Practical positives include fast broadband availability, excellent mobile signal, low local crime and a very affluent, well-served village location with shops, pubs, schools and regular rail connections. Council Tax Band E reflects the property’s size and local area; the home will suit someone looking for a spacious, adaptable bungalow in a tranquil, well-connected community.