3 bedroom bungalow

Kenmore is a modern style red brick home which offers versatile and spacious accommodation arranged over one level. Entry to the home is via a bright conservatory, which offers a light-filled welcome with the warming ambience of both south and westerly aspects. A door leads into the hallway which gives access to reception areas positioned to one side of the home, whilst the bedroom accommodation benefits from the privacy of a tucked-away layout within the opposite wing. The sitting room provides a relaxed and comfortable environment for downtime, centred around an attractive, stone fireplace with inset modern stove. Glazed double doors open into the adjacent dining room which offers the ideal spot for hosting family and friends with a door providing a useful connection into the kitchen. Kitchen cabinetry is augmented by further units and storage in the adjoining utility room which offers an external door linking to the outside surroundings.

The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobe storage and a spacious en suite bathroom. There are two further bedrooms, one of which provides options for use as a study or office for home workers, with a shower facility adjacent to both rooms.

The large plot the property sits within also offers scope for development opportunity. This would require the relevant permissions to be sourced by the purchaser.

The property is approached via wrought-iron gates onto a length of driveway, bordered by hedging and shrubbery, which gives access to hardstanding providing parking for several cars in addition to the sheltered halt of the double garage. Gravel and pebble garden areas at the frontage and around to the sides of the home are planted with specimen shrubs and perennials and a paved pathway provides a route to the entrance doorway as well as following the perimeter of the property. There are steps leading up to the rear garden and shingle pathways continue the journey around an area of lawn. A decorative wrought-iron archway and gate gives access into a partly-obscured garden zone, which provides the ideal setting for the green-fingers to cultivate. There are al fresco spots within the grounds to sit, dine and relax whilst enjoying the sanctuary of this secluded garden.

The large plot the property sits within also offers scope for development opportunity. This would require the relevant permissions to be sourced by the purchaser.

Situated in the heart of the glorious Northumberland landscape, the charming village of Longframlington offers a convenience store, café, two public houses, a parish church and recreation ground, whilst nearby Longhorsley has a primary school. Both Morpeth and the historic market town of Alnwick are within easy reach for supermarkets, a good range of independent shops, primary and secondary schooling, leisure centres and cinemas. There are excellent road connections with the A697 linking to the A1 for journeys north to Berwick and southwards to Newcastle and to the International Airport for travel further afield. Rail services are available from both Acklington and Morpeth mainline stations with journey times of 17 minutes to Newcastle and just over 3 hrs to London Kings Cross.