House For Sale £475,000
A three bedroom detached bungalow with a double garage situated at the end of a quiet cul de sac in a favourable area of Gillingham.
18 Foxglove Close is a detached three bedroom bungalow with well laid out and particularly spacious accommodation believed to have been built in the early 1990s of brick elevations under a pitched tiled roof. It is ideally situated close to countryside walks as well as being within easy reach of the town centre and mainline train station. The property has been maintained by the previous owner but is now offered for sale with no onward chain and provides the perfect opportunity for a buyer to put their own stamp on it.
The front door opens into the entrance hall off which are a spacious cloak cupboard and a large airing cupboard. To the right of the hall is a good sized kitchen / breakfast room with an extensive range of wall mounted and floor standing units, an integrated oven, a gas hob, space and plumbing for a washing machine, dishwasher and tumble dryer, there is an integrated fridge / freezer and a door opens out to the garden.
The sitting / dining room is lovely and light with a dual aspect, generous in size with ample space for a dining table and chairs, a gas fire and sliding doors open to the garden.
There are two double bedrooms and one single bedroom. Bedroom one has an ensuite shower room and built in wardrobes. Bedroom three also has built in storage. There is a family bathroom.
Gillingham, the Leddenton of Thomas Hardy's novels, is situated in the Blackmore Vale, and is the most northerly town in Dorset. The name of the town was first mentioned in the 10th century Saxon charter and was the seat of a royal hunting lodge. This was visited by King John and the first three Henrys. The town offers services to cater for most everyday requirements with Waitrose, Asda, Lidl and Aldi supermarkets, pharmacy, bank, post office, doctors surgery, pubs, cafes and gift shops, along with the well regarded state secondary school.
Gillingham also enjoys a mainline railway station serving London Waterloo (2 Hours) and the South West. The A303 giving access to the South West and London via the M3, whilst the A350 provides access to the coast.
18 Foxglove Close is a detached three bedroom bungalow with well laid out and particularly spacious accommodation believed to have been built in the early 1990s of brick elevations under a pitched tiled roof. It is ideally situated close to countryside walks as well as being within easy reach of the town centre and mainline train station. The property has been maintained by the previous owner but is now offered for sale with no onward chain and provides the perfect opportunity for a buyer to put their own stamp on it.
The front door opens into the entrance hall off which are a spacious cloak cupboard and a large airing cupboard. To the right of the hall is a good sized kitchen / breakfast room with an extensive range of wall mounted and floor standing units, an integrated oven, a gas hob, space and plumbing for a washing machine, dishwasher and tumble dryer, there is an integrated fridge / freezer and a door opens out to the garden.
The sitting / dining room is lovely and light with a dual aspect, generous in size with ample space for a dining table and chairs, a gas fire and sliding doors open to the garden.
There are two double bedrooms and one single bedroom. Bedroom one has an ensuite shower room and built in wardrobes. Bedroom three also has built in storage. There is a family bathroom.
Gillingham, the Leddenton of Thomas Hardy's novels, is situated in the Blackmore Vale, and is the most northerly town in Dorset. The name of the town was first mentioned in the 10th century Saxon charter and was the seat of a royal hunting lodge. This was visited by King John and the first three Henrys. The town offers services to cater for most everyday requirements with Waitrose, Asda, Lidl and Aldi supermarkets, pharmacy, bank, post office, doctors surgery, pubs, cafes and gift shops, along with the well regarded state secondary school.
Gillingham also enjoys a mainline railway station serving London Waterloo (2 Hours) and the South West. The A303 giving access to the South West and London via the M3, whilst the A350 provides access to the coast.
