A detached three-bedroom bungalow in a modern development in Barrow-In-Furness is up for sale, with offers in the region of £275,000.
The listing, from Corrie and Co Ltd, boasts facilities such as a kitchen-diner, lounge, master bathroom with en-suite, off-road parking, and gardens, among others.
The estate agent notes that the property is both freehold and located in a quiet, desirable cul-de-sac within walking distance of a local train station and supermarket.
Living room (Image: Corrie and Co Ltd)
The front of the house features a central pathway leading to the main door, framed by a well-maintained garden.
The side of the home provides off-road parking through a block-paved driveway.
The lounge, described as being excellently proportioned, is neatly adorned with a central feature fireplace and kept in neutral décor.
Kitchen/dining area (Image: Corrie and Co Ltd)
Adjacent to it lies the spacious kitchen-diner, decorated with cream-nuanced shaker style wall base and larder cabinets, a washing machine and single oven.
The bungalow offers three sizeable bedrooms, the largest of which comes with a convenient en-suite shower room comprising a cubicle shower, close couple WC and a pedestal sink.
Bedroom one (Image: Corrie and Co Ltd)
According to the estate agent, all bedrooms are neatly tiled.
Additionally, there is a family bathroom equipped with a bath with an over-bath shower attachment, pedestal sink, and close couple WC; it is also fully tiled.
Back garden (Image: Corrie and Co Ltd)
The bungalow's back garden is described as a great space to relax and enjoy, featuring well-cared-for shrubberies, decking for outdoor seating and is mostly laid to lawn.
The home is also described as 'true bungalow', which means that all living spaces are on one floor, which is ideal for those with mobility issues.
For more information about the property and to arrange a viewing, visit the property listing on the Corrie and Co Ltd website.
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