Nestled in a tranquil setting on an impressive plot of nearly 0.4 acres, this adaptable detached bungalow presents a rare chance for those seeking a property with considerable renovation and investment potential. Currently configured as a spacious four-bedroom residence, the layout can be reimagined with minimal modifications to create a two or three-bedroom home alongside a self-contained one-bedroom annexe. This offers ideal accommodation for extended family members, guests, or even as an independent living space for teenagers or caretakers, complete with its own kitchen and utilities.
The main living areas are generously proportioned, featuring an inviting hallway, ample living room, and a conservatory that overlooks the lush gardens. A striking L-shaped kitchen/dining area is complemented by a utility room, four bedrooms, a family bathroom, and an additional shower room.
The outdoor space is where this property truly shines. The sprawling gardens provide multiple private areas perfect for relaxation and outdoor activities. There is extensive lawn space, established planting, and secluded seating spots that enhance the tranquil atmosphere. Additionally, a long private driveway allows parking for several vehicles and leads to a substantial double garage that could be converted into further accommodation or creative workspace (subject to planning approval).
Additionally tucked away within the grounds is a contemporary timber cabin complete with decking, currently serving as a bar and snug but offering possibilities as an office, gym, or extra guest accommodation.
For those interested in future development opportunities, there was previously granted planning permission for a separate two-bedroom single-storey annexe which has since lapsed – showcasing the exciting potential this property holds for further enhancement subject to necessary consents.
In summary, this unique property combines privacy with versatility and abundant garden space while presenting numerous avenues for future investments or personalisation.
