SALE AGREED BY LLOYD WESTALL, COVERING THE NEW FOREST. If you're looking for a project or the ability to create a wonderful family home, this extended detached bungalow is not only offered with No Chain for the right offer but sits on a generous plot.

If you're looking for a project or the ability to create a wonderful family home, this extended detached bungalow is not only offered with No Chain for the right offer but sits on a generous plot at the end of a cul-de-sac.

Under the same ownership since 1976, and so requiring some modernisation, the accommodation is spacious and flexible, currently as three double bedrooms, two shower rooms, a kitchen, and a study and conservatory.

A sweeping driveway leads to the garage and front of the property. In turn, you find an alleyway that houses a sink and plumbing for a washer and a dryer.

A pedestrian side door leads to the garage with a double glazed obscure door onto the kitchen.

From the kitchen, you enter the hallway, which leads to all key rooms and has an airing cupboard that houses the hot water tank and meters for the solar panels on the roof.
The lounge at the front of the property stretches the entire width of the original bungalow. There is a large double glazed window makes the lounge a bright and airy room. The conservatory looks over the property's garden side and has dual aspect double glazed windows, sloping polycarbonate roof, and a drinks bar that will remain.

Next to the conservatory is a study room that would have been initially a bedroom, a functional area used as a home office. A door from this room leads to a double bedroom which has splendid garden views. The master bedroom is set towards the rear of the property; this also has secluded garden views. The bungalow has the added benefit of two similarly sized shower rooms. Bedroom three is set to the rear of the property with double doors that lead out to the rear.

Outside, from the back alleyway, there is a seating area and a raised patio, this edges an area with ample storage, formed by various outbuildings.
The garden then turns to the left, and there is further storage areas, opening to a lawn. There is a raised rockery with walkway, which is fenced towards the rear, behind another garden shed. There is also an area of chippings would could provide another seating area. At the end of the plot is an area of natural garden and this tapers down towards the end, running in parallel with the train track located to the rear of the plot. Next to the conservatory is another area of patio which is secluded and a path leads back to the front garden.