4 double bedrooms and two bathrooms in single-storey living
Vaulted sitting room with exposed beams and period brick fireplace
Large secluded plot of approximately 1.05 acres with orchard
Substantial detached garage, vaulted store and multiple outbuildings
EPC Rating F — energy performance and running costs likely high
Council Tax Band G — relatively expensive annual charges
Double glazing fitted (post-2002); mains gas boiler and radiators
Requires updating/modernisation to improve comfort and efficiency
Set well back from a country lane, this single-storey 1950s bungalow sits in a secluded, highly private plot of about 1.05 acres — an uncommon parcel for village living. The house offers four double bedrooms, two bathrooms and two generous reception rooms, including a vaulted sitting room with exposed beams and a period brick fireplace that emphasise the property’s character.
The substantial plot includes an orchard, formal lawns, mature specimen trees and multiple outbuildings: a large detached garage, vaulted workshop/store and a block of separate stores. These ancillary spaces, plus the wide driveway and parking, give scope for hobby use, garaging, home business or further landscaping and extension (subject to consents).
Practical considerations are clear and factual: the property has an EPC rating of F and sits in Council Tax Band G, reflecting higher running and ownership costs. The accommodation is largely traditional in style and will suit buyers prepared to update services and finishes; there is obvious potential to modernise kitchens, bathrooms and heating to improve energy performance and comfort.
This home will particularly suit families seeking village life with generous outdoor space, or buyers looking for renovation potential on a large private plot. Broadband speeds are fast, mobile signal is average, and flood risk is very low — practical benefits for modern living in a rural setting.
