Quiet cul‑de‑sac bungalow with garage, garden and direct nature reserve access..
Backing onto nature reserve with private, wooded rear aspect
Two well-proportioned double bedrooms, one with built-in wardrobes
Detached bungalow with driveway, off-street parking and garage
No forward chain; freehold tenure
Requires modernisation throughout; kitchen and bathroom dated
EPC rating D; double glazing present (install dates unknown)
Mains gas warm-air heating; potential heating/electrical updates needed
Council Tax Band C (approx. £1,920 for 2025/26)
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in Strensall, this detached two-double-bedroom bungalow offers a peaceful, single-storey layout ideal for downsizers seeking ease of living. The lounge/dining room is bright with large front windows and the rear garden backs directly onto a nature reserve, giving a private, wooded outlook. Off-street parking leads to a garage with power, light and a remote-controlled door.
The property has genuine scope for modernisation throughout — the kitchen and bathroom are functional but dated, and the bungalow would benefit from updating to suit contemporary tastes. Heating is provided by mains gas warm-air and the windows are double glazed (installation dates unknown). The Energy Performance Rating is D.
Practical advantages include freehold tenure, no forward chain, a manageable plot and an affordable Council Tax Band C. The bungalow is about 5.9 miles north of York city centre and within easy reach of village amenities and green spaces, making it attractive for someone seeking a quieter life with convenient access to the city.
Buyers should note the property needs renovation to unlock its full potential; works may include modernising the kitchen, bathroom and possibly heating or electrical updates. The single-storey layout, garage and private garden make this a straightforward project for a buyer looking to personalise a home or an investor targeting a mid-market refurbishment.