Three bedrooms — third adaptable as office, dressing room or guest room.
Bright lounge flowing into dining area for open-plan feel.
Walled front garden; landscaped rear patio and useful outbuildings.
Freehold, single-storey living on a small 688 sq ft plot.
Requires renovation and updating throughout, including likely insulation work.
Mid‑century build (1967–75) with flat roof — potential maintenance costs.
Single shower room plus separate WC; limited bathroom provision.
Area has above-average crime; local schools and bus links nearby.
This compact three-bedroom bungalow offers single-storey living in a quiet Crawley cul-de-sac, arranged around a bright lounge that opens to a dining area. The practical kitchen and useful outbuildings suit buyers seeking low-maintenance outdoor space and straightforward living close to local schools and bus links.
The property is freehold and set on a small plot with a walled front garden and a landscaped rear patio. At around 688 sq ft the layout is efficient: two main bedrooms plus a third room adaptable as a study, dressing room or guest room. Heating is gas-fired via boiler and radiators and windows are double glazed (installation date unknown).
Important to note: the bungalow needs renovation and some updating throughout. Built circa 1967–75 with cavity walls and assumed no cavity insulation, improvements to insulation, finishes and possibly the flat roof may be required. The home has a single shower room and a separate WC which may limit larger households without reconfiguration.
The area is a mixed urban community with good local schools and transport, but crime levels are above average. This property suits a buyer looking to downsize into single-level accommodation or someone keen to refurbish a manageable home to their own specification.
