House For Sale £275,000
In need of full refurbishment and modernisation throughout, this detached bungalow is offered to the market with no upward chain.
The property provides accommodation including a lounge, a kitchen/breakfast room, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a lean-to.
Occupying a larger than average size plot, the bungalow has gardens to the side and rear (in need of attention), plus a driveway and garage at the front providing off road parking.
Situated at the head of a cul-de-sac, in the highly regarded South Nottinghamshire village of Keyworth, the property is within easy reach of a wealth of facilities including shops, restaurants and sought-after schools. Local transport links and main road routes give access to Nottingham City Centre, Leicester and surrounding villages.
Accommodation - The entrance door at the front of the property gives access to the entrance hall.
From the entrance hall, doors open into the kitchen/breakfast room, and to the lounge. There is access to an inner hallway from the lounge, which leads in turn to three bedrooms and the bathroom.
A lean-to at the side of the property is accessed from one of the bedrooms. From here, there are doors into the garden, and the garage.
Outside - At the front of the property the driveway provides off road parking for a number of vehicles, and in turn gives access to the GARAGE.
There are good size gardens to the side and the rear of the property, which are in need of attention.
Council Tax Band - Council Tax Band D. Rushcliffe Borough Council.
Amount Payable 2023/2024 £2,313.02.
Referral Arrangement Note - Thomas James Estate Agents always refer sellers (and will offer to refer buyers) to Knights PLC, Premier Property Lawyers, Ives & Co, Curtis & Parkinson, Bryan & Armstrong, and Marchants for conveyancing services (as above). It is your decision as to whether or not you choose to deal with these conveyancers. Should you decide to use the conveyancers named above, you should know that Thomas James Estate Agents would receive a referral fee of between £120 and £240 including VAT from them, for recommending you to them.
The property provides accommodation including a lounge, a kitchen/breakfast room, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a lean-to.
Occupying a larger than average size plot, the bungalow has gardens to the side and rear (in need of attention), plus a driveway and garage at the front providing off road parking.
Situated at the head of a cul-de-sac, in the highly regarded South Nottinghamshire village of Keyworth, the property is within easy reach of a wealth of facilities including shops, restaurants and sought-after schools. Local transport links and main road routes give access to Nottingham City Centre, Leicester and surrounding villages.
Accommodation - The entrance door at the front of the property gives access to the entrance hall.
From the entrance hall, doors open into the kitchen/breakfast room, and to the lounge. There is access to an inner hallway from the lounge, which leads in turn to three bedrooms and the bathroom.
A lean-to at the side of the property is accessed from one of the bedrooms. From here, there are doors into the garden, and the garage.
Outside - At the front of the property the driveway provides off road parking for a number of vehicles, and in turn gives access to the GARAGE.
There are good size gardens to the side and the rear of the property, which are in need of attention.
Council Tax Band - Council Tax Band D. Rushcliffe Borough Council.
Amount Payable 2023/2024 £2,313.02.
Referral Arrangement Note - Thomas James Estate Agents always refer sellers (and will offer to refer buyers) to Knights PLC, Premier Property Lawyers, Ives & Co, Curtis & Parkinson, Bryan & Armstrong, and Marchants for conveyancing services (as above). It is your decision as to whether or not you choose to deal with these conveyancers. Should you decide to use the conveyancers named above, you should know that Thomas James Estate Agents would receive a referral fee of between £120 and £240 including VAT from them, for recommending you to them.
