2 bedroom detached bungalow for sale

A handsome, 1930's detached, bay-fronted chalet bungalow, set in a generous 1/5th of an acre plot with a long rear garden and scope to extend the property subject to obtaining the necessary consents.

The property has many lovely character features including picture rails and traditional panel doors and is presented in good order with a modern, recently refitted kitchen and en-suite.

Approached over a hard landscaped front garden that provides parking, there is a large specimen tree to the front of the property and a shrub bed. The front door is set inside an attractive open porch with a striking tiled floor and the entrance hall is wide with plenty of space for welcoming guests into your home. The kitchen to the rear of the property is a lovely bright room with the sink set beneath a large window overlooking the garden. There are two part glazed doors out to the garden, a built in oven and hob with extractor over, and space for a washing machine, dishwasher, and fridge freezer. The adjacent dining room is generously proportioned and has a feature brick fireplace and picture rails. There is a second reception room with views over the garden, picture rails, and a staircase leading up to the loft room.

The property has two bedrooms, both are good doubles, and have bay windows overlooking the front garden. The guest room has an en-suite shower room fitted with a shower enclosure, w.c. and hand basin and there is a family bathroom fitted with a bath with shower over, w.c. and hand basin.

Outside the rear garden is a very good size and enjoys a high degree of privacy. The garden is mature and is laid to lawn interspersed with beautiful trees, shrubs, and flower borders.

Agents note: The loft room would not meet modern building regulations but it has been used by the previous owner as a studio/office space. There are two Velux windows and built in storage.

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Girton is the only local village that is home to and shares a name with a Cambridge College. It’s at the west edge of the city, so super easy to access, but still looks and feels like a traditional village with its own identity.

You can hop on a bus or your bike and head straight into town, or enjoy the village’s many facilities of its own – including pubs and restaurants, a local shop, a primary school (that feeds into Impington VC, about 2.5 miles away), nursery, tennis club and golf club.

There is a Sainsbury’s supermarket in the new suburb of Eddington (about a mile away) plus a further primary school and a small Co-op by Girton College, which is open 7 days a week until late. Many of the city's private schools are on the west side of the city, so are easily accessible and Eddington also has an award-winning performance and community space and various other facilities. Choose Girton if you want to get into the city easily but don’t like the idea of urban or suburban living, particularly if you wish to get in without using the car.