Chain‑free, single‑storey bungalow with garage, gardens and flexible rooms for retirement living.
No onward chain; quiet cul-de-sac location
Two double bedrooms, versatile separate dining room
Detached garage plus driveway parking for multiple vehicles
Landscaped, enclosed front and rear gardens; decent plot
Open north/side views over adjacent fields
Double glazing fitted after 2002; generally well-presented
Heating listed as electric storage heaters; some notes mention oil — verify
Tenure unknown; arrange legal checks and a full survey
This immaculate detached bungalow sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of Long Stratton, presented as a low-maintenance, single-storey home ideal for retirement or downsizing. The house offers bright, well-planned living spaces including a generous living room, separate dining room (flexible as an office or occasional third bedroom) and a modern fitted kitchen with useful adjoining utility room.
Outside, the property benefits from landscaped, secure front and rear gardens, gated access to a detached garage and parking for several vehicles. Open north/side views across adjacent fields give a sense of space, and fast local broadband plus a convenient bus route make everyday life easy. The bungalow dates from the late 1960s–1970s and has double glazing installed post-2002.
Practical details are straightforward: the home is offered chain free and feels move-in ready. Notable points to check at viewing include the heating specification and tenure details — records list electric storage heaters, while some marketing notes reference oil-fired heating. Low to average ceiling heights and the bungalow’s 1970s construction mean future buyers should expect typical maintenance and potential to update or expand subject to permissions.
Summary: a tidy, comfortable bungalow in a pleasant small-town location with good parking, attractive gardens and flexible accommodation. It will particularly suit someone seeking a manageable, single-level home close to local services, but arrange a buyer’s survey to confirm heating, tenure and any modernisation costs.