2 BED Bungalow Under Offer

Property details

• Great location
• Scope for renovation (STPP)
• Probate sale (probate applied for; not yet granted)
• Original 1956 build and layout by local builder
• Garden
• Close to popular village school and heathland walks

Inside

The bungalow was built around 1956, and has not been registered with Land Registry, as it has been a well-loved family home since then.

Step into a great opportunity to fully renovate and make this 2-bed bungalow your own. The front door opens onto the spacious ENTRANCE HALL, and immediately welcomes you into the LIVING ROOM. A generously sized space with a large bay window which floods the room with sunlight. An open fireplace sits centre scene, which is a perfect spot for a four-legged friend to curl up by in the evening.

Across the way from the living room is the PRINCIPAL BEDROOM, a light and airy room with a large bay window, and plenty of wardrobe space. The second DOUBLE BEDROOM looks out to the rear garden.

At the end of the hallway is the bathroom, with a traditional bathroom suite. Next to this is a seperate W.C. The DINING ROOM is of a generous size for a dining table, however it also offers great potential to make into an open-plan kitchen/diner as the KITCHEN sits just behind it. From here, you can access the rear garden through a side door.

Outside

After parking in the private DRIVEWAY walk down the path to the FRONT GARDEN. This space provides great scope for gardening lovers to build and create a garden, presently, it is laid to lawn.

Currently there are established borders with shrubs and some hedging. Walk around the property to the REAR GARDEN where you will find a hidden garage, space for a greenhouse and shed, and plenty of space to create your own outside oasis.

Location

This well-loved bungalow, is walking distance to the very popular village of Stoborough. With a village school and active village hall, it is located just outside the Saxon walled riverside market town of Wareham. Wareham has a mainline railway station (London Waterloo 2 1/2 hrs) and a wonderful variety of independent shops, schools, library, leisure centre, churches, independent cinema and an array of cafes and public houses. Stoborough Heath offers enchanting walks and is perfect for dog walks. Arne Nature Reserve is also perfect for walkers and nature lovers. The Medieval village of Corfe Castle is a short distance from Stoborough en route to the traditional seaside town of Swanage and wonderful beach at Studland all on the spectacular Jurassic Coastline.

Directions

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Tenure: Freehold

Local Authority: Dorset (Purbeck) Council

Council tax band: D

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