House For Sale £350,000
Description Subject to a sympathetic schedule of modernisation in recent years, this light and airy bungalow presents a wonderful turnkey opportunity for buyers looking for a low maintenance, well presented home which you can simply move in unpack and start living.
Approaching the property to the front, a neat pea gravelled front garden with a gated footpath leading to the side, entrance door. Entering the bungalow, you get an immediate sense of the excellent natural light that can be found throughout the property. To the front there is a smart dual aspect fitted kitchen, finished with a range of high gloss wall and base units, with an integrated oven and hob and a contemporary extractor hood.
The sitting room is another well-presented room and is accessed via a glass panelled door from the hallway, a large south facing window to the front bathes the room in light, whilst a wall mounted electric fireplace creates a lovely focal point and is flanked by two feature papered walls.
To the rear of the property are the two bedrooms, both good sized doubles which are finished with muted grey carpets and crisp white walls to give a smart modern appearance. Bedroom one has the added benefit of a built-in wardrobe whilst bedroom two has a rear door that leads to a fabulous conservatory/sunroom which looks over the rear garden and has a useful storage cupboard and superb self-cleaning glass on the roof.
Outside, the property has a well presented and low maintenance rear garden which has a large, paved terrace edged with oak and steps down to a further level area of artificial lawn. The garden is enclosed by recently updated timber fencing to the side and rear and there are gates providing access to an off-street parking space, as well as a single garage.
The outlook from the rear garden is absolutely lovely, and reaches out towards the tree lined hillside at Tickenham Hill over a patchwork quilt of surrounding fields.
Situation Nailsea is a suburban town of North Somerset, approximately 8 miles (13 km) southwest of Bristol. The town was an industrial centre based on coal mining in the 16th century and glass manufacture from 1788, which have now been replaced by service industries. The surrounding North Somerset Levels has wildlife habitats and Bucklands Pool/Backwell Lake is a Local Nature Reserve. The well populated town centre includes two major supermarkets, high street banks, coffee shops and a leisure centre. Nailsea is close to the M5 motorway (junction 20) and Bristol International Airport at Lulsgate is 7 miles (11 km) away by road. The airport serves both domestic and international routes, and is one of EasyJet's hub airports. Secondary education is provided by Nailsea School (rebuilt as an Academy in 2009), and primary education by St Francis School, Grove School, Kingshill School and Golden Valley. Churches include the 14th-century Holy Trinity Church and Christ Church, which was built in 1843.
Directions Heading to the property from the centre of town on Stock Way North, proceed onto Silver Street and take the right hand turning onto Fosseway, follow the Fosseway across the junction of Fosse Lane and the property can be found accessed off the Fosseway to the rear of Godwin Drive.
We have noticed A lovely light and airy bungalow, close to amenities and with a fabulous outlook from the garden. A turnkey opportunity to simply move in and enjoy.
Property information Tenure - Freehold
Council tax band - C
Approaching the property to the front, a neat pea gravelled front garden with a gated footpath leading to the side, entrance door. Entering the bungalow, you get an immediate sense of the excellent natural light that can be found throughout the property. To the front there is a smart dual aspect fitted kitchen, finished with a range of high gloss wall and base units, with an integrated oven and hob and a contemporary extractor hood.
The sitting room is another well-presented room and is accessed via a glass panelled door from the hallway, a large south facing window to the front bathes the room in light, whilst a wall mounted electric fireplace creates a lovely focal point and is flanked by two feature papered walls.
To the rear of the property are the two bedrooms, both good sized doubles which are finished with muted grey carpets and crisp white walls to give a smart modern appearance. Bedroom one has the added benefit of a built-in wardrobe whilst bedroom two has a rear door that leads to a fabulous conservatory/sunroom which looks over the rear garden and has a useful storage cupboard and superb self-cleaning glass on the roof.
Outside, the property has a well presented and low maintenance rear garden which has a large, paved terrace edged with oak and steps down to a further level area of artificial lawn. The garden is enclosed by recently updated timber fencing to the side and rear and there are gates providing access to an off-street parking space, as well as a single garage.
The outlook from the rear garden is absolutely lovely, and reaches out towards the tree lined hillside at Tickenham Hill over a patchwork quilt of surrounding fields.
Situation Nailsea is a suburban town of North Somerset, approximately 8 miles (13 km) southwest of Bristol. The town was an industrial centre based on coal mining in the 16th century and glass manufacture from 1788, which have now been replaced by service industries. The surrounding North Somerset Levels has wildlife habitats and Bucklands Pool/Backwell Lake is a Local Nature Reserve. The well populated town centre includes two major supermarkets, high street banks, coffee shops and a leisure centre. Nailsea is close to the M5 motorway (junction 20) and Bristol International Airport at Lulsgate is 7 miles (11 km) away by road. The airport serves both domestic and international routes, and is one of EasyJet's hub airports. Secondary education is provided by Nailsea School (rebuilt as an Academy in 2009), and primary education by St Francis School, Grove School, Kingshill School and Golden Valley. Churches include the 14th-century Holy Trinity Church and Christ Church, which was built in 1843.
Directions Heading to the property from the centre of town on Stock Way North, proceed onto Silver Street and take the right hand turning onto Fosseway, follow the Fosseway across the junction of Fosse Lane and the property can be found accessed off the Fosseway to the rear of Godwin Drive.
We have noticed A lovely light and airy bungalow, close to amenities and with a fabulous outlook from the garden. A turnkey opportunity to simply move in and enjoy.
Property information Tenure - Freehold
Council tax band - C
