4 bedroom bungalow

Having been recently fully redecorated and re-carpeted this charming end of terrace bungalow is offered to the market with no onward chain. Located in a convenient spot at the edge of town just a short walk to the centre of Alresford and with easy access to local bus routes. With three generous double bedrooms and a further single bedroom, which could make an ideal home office, there is an abundance of space internally as well as a versatile layout. The two largest double bedrooms both benefit from built in wardrobes and bay windows providing a light and airy feel. The family bathroom is complete with a large shower cubicle and has also undergone light refurbishment with a new flooring and redecoration. The welcoming sitting room is spacious and bright leads through to a sun-lit conservatory at the rear, overlooking the beautiful garden, could be used as an additional reception room or, alternatively, there is plenty of space for a dining table. The kitchen continues the trend of space and light with space for a small table and chairs and a full wall and base units. To the rear is an attractive and secluded garden, with lower patio providing space for entertaining whilst the top tier being mainly laid to lawn. The property further benefits from off street parking on a driveway to the front as well as a garage in a block to the rear.

Alresford is a beautiful Georgian town sporting a plethora of fine colour-washed homes. An extensive range of boutiques, galleries and specialist shops retailing such items as antiques, gifts, food and clothing. The centre sees also a thriving café culture supported by a host of eateries, pubs, hotels and restaurants. The area offers a wide range of popular and well-regarded independent and state schools. Such as Princes Mead and Pilgrims School, Winchester College and St Swithuns for girls. Nearby Perins is very well-regarded and has achieved national acclaim for its Arts and Sporting achievements. Good local sixth form education includes one of the UKs top colleges, Peter Symonds.