House For Sale £395,000
Offered with no upward chain, this deceptively spacious three bedroom detached bungalow is set on a large corner plot in the sought after village of Barton-under-needwood. Offering much scope to modernise and extend and located right in the heart of the village, the accommodation benefits from central heating and double glazing throughout and briefly comprises: charming entrance hall with laminate flooring, cloaks cupboard with folding doors and guest WC, spacious open plan lounge/dining room with exposed brick fireplace and windows to dual aspect with stunning views over the fishing lake, refitted kitchen with integrated spotlights, range of cream panelled wall and base units, ceramic tiled floor, Leisure Range style cooker and double glazed back door leading out to the garden, further hallway leading to a family bathroom, three double bedrooms and a conservatory to the rear with french doors leading out to the garden and integral door to garage. The front lawn wraps around the side of the property, there is a block paved driveway with parking for several cars and a single garage. To the rear there is a private landscaped garden which provides the perfect place to unwind after a busy day.
Barton-under-needwood offers a blend of historical charm, modern amenities and a strong community spirit, making it a desirable place to live and visit.
The village dates back to the medieval period, with its name "Barton" deriving from Old English, meaning a barley farm. "Needwood" refers to the nearby ancient Needwood Forest.
The village is surrounded by picturesque countryside, with nearby natural features such as Barton Marina which is a popular leisure spot offering shops, restaurants, cinema and scenic walks along the marina and around the lakes.
Located approximately 4 miles southwest of Burton upon Trent and about 24 miles northeast of Birmingham, the village is well connected by road with easy access to the A38, providing routes to major cities such as Birmingham and Derby, making it convenient for commuters. There is also a good bus service providing routes to Lichfield and the surrounding villages and nearby train stations at Lichfield and Burton.
The village is home to excellent primary, junior and senior schools including the John Taylor High School, which is highly regarded in the area.
There are various recreational facilities, including sports clubs, parks, and a community centre and the village hosts annual events such as the Barton Family Festival and the Barton Garden Festival, which draw visitors from the surrounding areas.
PLEASE NOTE: AWAITING GRANT OF PROBATE.
Mobile coverage: 4G coverage is available in the area - please check with your provider.
Broadband availability: Superfast broadband (FTTC) is available in the area.
Property & Services information:
Utilities: Mains gas, electricity, water and Broadband are connected.
Tenure: Freehold
Barton-under-needwood offers a blend of historical charm, modern amenities and a strong community spirit, making it a desirable place to live and visit.
The village dates back to the medieval period, with its name "Barton" deriving from Old English, meaning a barley farm. "Needwood" refers to the nearby ancient Needwood Forest.
The village is surrounded by picturesque countryside, with nearby natural features such as Barton Marina which is a popular leisure spot offering shops, restaurants, cinema and scenic walks along the marina and around the lakes.
Located approximately 4 miles southwest of Burton upon Trent and about 24 miles northeast of Birmingham, the village is well connected by road with easy access to the A38, providing routes to major cities such as Birmingham and Derby, making it convenient for commuters. There is also a good bus service providing routes to Lichfield and the surrounding villages and nearby train stations at Lichfield and Burton.
The village is home to excellent primary, junior and senior schools including the John Taylor High School, which is highly regarded in the area.
There are various recreational facilities, including sports clubs, parks, and a community centre and the village hosts annual events such as the Barton Family Festival and the Barton Garden Festival, which draw visitors from the surrounding areas.
PLEASE NOTE: AWAITING GRANT OF PROBATE.
Mobile coverage: 4G coverage is available in the area - please check with your provider.
Broadband availability: Superfast broadband (FTTC) is available in the area.
Property & Services information:
Utilities: Mains gas, electricity, water and Broadband are connected.
Tenure: Freehold
