Sheralee, Wrens Road, Sittingbourne, ME9 8JD

You can feel the years of love this home has given.

Set along Wrens Road in Borden, this two-bedroom dormer bungalow is one of those homes that immediately feels as though it has been genuinely lived in and loved.

With views across the surrounding greenery and fields, flexible accommodation over two floors, a generous garden, double garage and parking, there is already plenty here, but also serious potential to make the home your own.

From the front garden, the setting starts to make an impression.

The outlook takes in the surrounding greenery and open landscape, giving the property a sense of space while still being within easy reach of Sittingbourne.

Step inside and the layout lends itself particularly well to flexible living.

The principal bedroom is positioned on the ground floor to the right, while a wet room sits to the left, meaning the home already offers both bedroom and washing facilities without needing to head upstairs.

The main living space is one of the highlights. A large front-facing window draws your eye straight towards the scenic outlook and allows plenty of natural light into the room.

The lounge flows into an open-plan dining area, creating a sociable space with enough room to define separate areas for relaxing and eating.

Interestingly, you don't necessarily need to use this as your only dining space.

The modern fitted kitchen provides another area for a table and chairs, giving future owners options over how they use the ground floor.

To the rear, the conservatory provides another reception space overlooking the garden.

Somewhere for a morning coffee, a quiet afternoon or simply to enjoy the outside space without relying on the Kent weather.

Upstairs, the dormer level provides a second bedroom alongside a separate WC, creating a useful degree of separation between the two sleeping areas.

Outside, the rear garden is a particularly great size.

A generous patio provides space for outdoor seating and entertaining before giving way to the grass, with a further greenhouse and growing area beyond.

There is also a double garage and off-road parking, adding the practical space that can be difficult to find alongside a sizeable garden. And then there's the potential.

For someone looking at what this home could become, the plot and existing accommodation offer serious scope to explore extending or reconfiguring the property, subject of course to the necessary planning permissions and consents.

It means this isn't simply a two-bedroom bungalow to fit around today. There's an opportunity to think about how it could work for the years ahead.

Wrens Road combines a more rural outlook with access back into Sittingbourne, making this an interesting option for buyers looking for a dormer bungalow in Borden with generous outside space while remaining connected to the town