Looking for a Bungalow In A well Served Village? We Have Found One For You....

Looking for a Bungalow In A well Served Village? We Have Found One For You....

Nestled in the charming village of East Harling, this three-bedroom non estate steel-framed detached bungalow boasts a contemporary living experience with its modern upgrades. The property welcomes you with an airy open-plan kitchen which seamlessly blends into the lounge/diner. No onward chain!


The property welcomes you with an airy open-plan kitchen which seamlessly blends into the lounge/diner, offering ample room for relaxation and entertaining and everyday living. A four-piece bathroom suite ensures comfort and style. Step into the inviting conservatory, providing a tranquil space to unwind and enjoy the surroundings. Outside, a garage and driveway provide convenient parking.
A delightful rear garden awaits, adorned with greenery and a manicured lawn, perfect for outdoor relaxation. Offering a hassle-free transition, this property comes with no onward chain.


To arrange a viewing, do contact the office on Tel: 01953 453838 or email donna@milbanks.com


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