On the edge of this popular, thriving village on the Herefordshire/ Shropshire border, this much-loved bungalow has been completely remodelled into a great home, designed to work with the requirements of modern living.

The renovation showcases a good flow in the layout as well as some nice touches of character in the solid wood beams, wooden floors, timber fireplace mantle other and finishing touches.

From the main entrance, a central hallway leads you along the full length of the property to access rooms on both sides. To the right is the lounge with a feature fireplace and large bay window offering great views across fields to the front; behind this is the master bedroom with a window overlooking the rear garden. To the left hand side of the hallway lies another double bedroom and, behind this, the remodelled family bathroom. A third bedroom/ study sits at the rear of the property, also overlooking the garden.

The stylish, new kitchen sits at the property rear and is connected directly to the dining area/ family room via an oak lintel arch. The kitchen showcases plenty of storage and counter-top space for preparing meals. There is a waist-height oven and counter hob with stainless extractor fan. This adjoining dining space is bright and airy and has double doors, which open out to the rear garden. This space features hard-wearing tile flooring: perfect for nipping in and out to the garden via the French doors.

Outside: there is off-road parking to the front of the property as well as a useful storage bunker, a small garden area and decorative steps which lead up to the property. A pretty picket fence borders the front elevation and offers privacy. Paths flank either side of the bungalow and enable good access to the rear of the property.

The rear garden is level and houses a storage shed and is a great blank canvas for garden lovers.

Area: Leintwardine is a popular village with good amenities including a service station, village stores, butcher, medical centre, church, primary school, village hall and, not least, two public houses: both with their own annual festivals. The village is also home to Fiddler’s Elbow Fish and Chip Shop: consistently voted one of the top 50 chippies in the country! A weekly post office service and bus services are also available. The historic town of Ludlow is just a few minutes away by car.

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At a Glance:

• Bedrooms: 3

• Tenure: Freehold

• Council Tax Band*: D

• Heating: Oil central heating

• Service charges: Nil 

• Covenants: Wayleave for underground electricity cable

• Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage, 

• Broadband: Yes; (up to 50Mbps)**

* correct as of instruction date 

** Source: BT