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See how verdicts work4-bedroom bungalow · SO41 6AX
Listing removedReduced £30k (−4.1%) on 15 AugListed 120 days
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About
Tucked away within one of Sway's residential closes which is within easy walking distance to the village centre and train station, this substantial and beautifully presented four-bedroom detached home has been significantly extended and thoughtfully upgraded by its current owners to create a residence of genuine quality and versatility.
Set behind a generous gravelled driveway with a detached timber outbuilding, the property boasts a deceptively spacious interior flowing across two floors, a south facing rear garden, and a fully equipped garden room that represents a compelling proposition for those seeking a private workspace or creative retreat.
The Ground Floor: Entry is through a welcoming entrance hall that sets the tone immediately. Herringbone luxury vinyl flooring runs throughout the ground floor accommodation.
The hall opens in multiple directions, with sightlines through to the kitchen and principal reception, and a staircase rising to the first floor.
The sitting room is positioned to the rear of the property and offers a comfortable, calmer space away from the social hub of the house with good natural light, and a relaxed atmosphere suited to quiet evenings and family life alike.
A feature wood slatted wall with electric fire is the focal point with further built in storage.
The true heart of the home is the extraordinary kitchen/family/dining room, an ambitious rear extension that has completely transformed the character of the property.
Soaring vaulted ceilings draw the eye upward, with the apex rising dramatically over the full width of the space and triple pendant lights descending over the island.
The kitchen itself is finished with striking cabinetry, complemented by a sweeping quartz worksurface and an integrated Belfast sink with a brushed brass mixer tap.
A large central island provides breakfast bar seating for four and houses an induction hob, with twin under-counter ovens set to one side.
A concealed Bosch dishwasher and integrated fridge complete the specification.
The family/dining area beyond accommodates good space for a sofa and dining table both a round dining table with glazed bifold doors opening directly to the rear terrace creating an effortless connection between inside and out.
A utility cupboard gives space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble drier.
The ground floor also benefits from a well-proportioned home office which is currently being used as a utility area/boot room, but is a very flexible space that can be used for a multitude of things.
Bedroom one is a notably generous room, accessing the garden via its own set of French doors with direct access to a courtyard garden and hot tub. The room benefits from fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom two is also situated on the ground floor and is a good sized double room with aspects over the front. The family bathroom on the ground floor has been entirely remodelled to a high standard.
White metro-tiled walls from floor to ceiling, a monochrome patterned floor tile, a freestanding-style panel bath with overhead shower fitment, pedestal basin with traditional taps, combine to create a bathroom of real style and character.
A chrome towel radiator adds a finishing touch. The First Floor: A carpeted staircase rises to the first-floor landing, lit by a Velux roof light that floods the space with natural light.
The landing serves two bedrooms and a shower room. Bedroom three and bedroom four occupy the first floor alongside, each benefiting from eaves storage.
Both rooms are well appointed, with bedroom three with built-in wardrobe storage and a corner study desk, and bedroom four in a complementary sage, with a bespoke fitted wardrobe making excellent use of the available space.
The first floor shower room is a compact but stylish, finished with white large-format wall tiling.
Furthermore, there is a wall-hung WC with concealed cistern, a chrome ladder radiator and a Velux roof light providing natural light into the space.
Outside The south facing rear garden has been landscaped with great imagination.
Immediately beyond the kitchen's bifold doors lies a substantial paved terrace with a pergola over, perfect for outdoor entertaining and dining.
The space feeling genuinely like an extension of the interior.
This leads on to the main lawned garden, with planted borders, fruit trees and a hammock strung between mature trees at the far end creating a garden that rewards both active family use and relaxed summer afternoons.
A timber shed, a side-access gate and additional storage areas provide practical external utility.
A separate courtyard to the side of the principal bedroom contains a hot tub, creating a private outdoor retreat with direct access from the bedroom.
The garden cabin at the right-hand side of the plot is an excellent addition to this already well-equipped home.
Clad in painted timber with full-height sliding glazed doors and matching side windows, this is currently configured as a home office and flexible studio, it would serve equally well as a creative workspace, or gym.
LED strip lighting runs throughout the roofline. To the front, the property presents attractively with rendered and brick elevations.
The gravelled driveway provides ample off-road parking for several vehicles, with a detached timber outbuilding to one side offering further storage.
There is a good area of lawn to the front of the property with paved pathway leading to the entrance.
Council Tax Band: D Energy Performance Rating: C Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage Heating: Gas central heating Broadband: Ultrafast broadband available with speeds of up to 1000 Mbps (Ofcom)
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