2 Bedroom Detached House

The Bungalow Where You Finally Get To Stop Rushing. A place where the pace is yours to set. Views out to the fells, a garden big enough to actually enjoy, and a home that's been looked after so well you can just get on with living. 34 years of ownership. 

That's how long the same family has loved this place - and it shows in every corner. Not in a way that means work, but in a way that means you can simply arrive, unpack, and start enjoying it.

The front garden is the first thing that strikes you. It's genuinely big - the kind of space that gives a bungalow room to breathe, with an outlook across to the fells that earns a proper sit-down with a morning coffee rather than a quick glance through the window.

Round the back, the rear garden has been set up to be enjoyed without any fuss. There's a patio seating area, slate chippings keeping things tidy and low maintenance, and a raised bed for anyone who wants a bit of growing space without committing to a full garden project. It's a good size for a bungalow, and the kind of outdoor space that actually gets used rather than just looked at.

Inside, the entrance hall sets a warm tone straight away. There's a lovely leaded glazed front door with sidelights, ornate cornice detail above the door arch, and a hallway that feels wide and welcoming rather than the pinched, afterthought kind you get in so many smaller properties.

The lounge is a comfortable, good-sized room with a feature fireplace - the sort of room that works equally well for a quiet evening in or for having the family round. Cornice detail runs throughout the home, which gives everything a bit of character that the newer builds in the area simply don't have.

The main bedroom has mirrored fitted wardrobes running the full width of one wall, which does wonders for both storage and the sense of space. The second bedroom is currently used as a sitting room, which gives you a sense of the flexibility on offer - use it as a proper bedroom, a home office, a dining room, or keep it exactly as it is. 

The kitchen has been updated and is a genuinely practical space to cook and eat in day to day. There's room for a small dining table, which is something a lot of bungalow kitchens simply don't offer - and it makes a real difference if you'd rather eat in the kitchen than set up a separate dining room. Whether it's a morning breakfast spot or somewhere to sit with a cup of tea while dinner's on, that little bit of extra space earns its keep.

The bathroom is clean, tidy and functional - with a shower over the bath and full-height tiling that's in good condition.

Up in the loft, the previous owner has boarded it out properly, so there's a useful amount of storage that most bungalows simply don't have.

Seaton is a well-regarded residential location, and bungalows here tend to move quickly - particularly ones with this much outside space. You're a short walk from a One Stop, a pharmacy and a local Chinese takeaway, so day-to-day errands are easy on foot. The elevated position of the plot gives you privacy from the road, and the fell and windmill views from the front make the outlook genuinely pleasant rather than just inoffensive.

There's no forward chain, so nothing stands in the way of a straightforward move.

If single-level living with a proper garden, a calm outlook and a home you can move straight into has been on your mind - this one is well worth a look.

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