3 Bedroom Detached House

Set in a highly sought after rural position and enjoying glorious uninterrupted countryside views, this well presented four bedroom detached bungalow offers a rare lifestyle opportunity. Built, as we understand, using non traditional concrete panel construction and recognised as a “Woolaway Bungalow,” the property is enhanced by a recently built two bedroom adjoining annex, ideal for multi-generational living or ancillary accommodation. In total, the residence is complemented by approximately five acres of land, featuring a variety of outbuildings, stabling and a substantial barn.

The land is predominantly laid to pasture and thoughtfully divided into paddocks, making it particularly suitable for equestrian or smallholding use. Additional features include an established orchard, private gardens serving both the main bungalow and the annex, and generous off road parking to the front. The barn, field shelter and stables all benefit from power and water, offering excellent practical facilities for livestock or storage.

The main bungalow’s accommodation comprises an entrance hall, an open plan living and dining room, a well proportioned kitchen, an inner hallway, a family bathroom, a separate WC and four bedrooms. The adjoining annexe provides its own entrance hallway, an open plan living and dining space, a fitted kitchen, a bright conservatory, a downstairs shower room, a first floor landing, two bedrooms and an additional shower room.

Please note that the property is subject to an agricultural occupancy condition. We are advised that the dwelling may only be occupied by persons currently or last employed locally in agriculture, as defined under Section 290 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1971. This represents an excellent opportunity for eligible purchasers seeking a rural home with substantial land, facilities and outstanding views.

This property is a 'Woolaway Bungalow' so if a mortgage is needed, anyone interested should check with their lender. The property is also restricted by a local agricultural tie.