A detached bungalow with two or three comfortable bedrooms, enjoying beautiful gardens, a garage and parking, on an enviable plot of 0.28 acre, in a prime position within the town.

This established, detached bungalow was probably built in the late 1950s. It occupies a secluded and generous plot of 0.28 acre, within walking distance of Market Place, the surgery and many other facilities that the town has to offer. The property has been in the same ownership for many decades and would benefit from some updating. The plot size and the superb location, would make alteration or extension of the property, a well worthwhile proposition.

The bungalow is set back from the roadside, behind a high hedge, which affords reasonable privacy. The front door opens to a welcoming hall. The living room is to the front, and captures the afternoon and evening sunshine. There is a fireplace, with gas fire, set to one wall. The dining room, which could be an additional bedroom, also has a fireplace, and enjoys a view over the rear garden.

The kitchen is across the hall, and is a lovely bright room with a view down the garden. The room is a good working kitchen with a range of fitted units with worksurfaces, and a range cooker. There is space for the usual appliances. There are two double bedrooms. One with a view to the front garden, the other to the side garden. These are served by the bathroom and separate WC.

The plot at 10 Glapthorn Road is rather attractive. Mature hedging to the front and the sides, along with a number of specimen trees, gives a wonderful feel of seclusion and privacy. There is a drive to the front, providing parking in front of the single garage. A path leads to the rear garden, which has a large patio spanning the back of the bungalow. There is step down to the lengthy lawn, which runs beneath a stand of trees at the midway point.

Location The property is set to the southern end of Glapthorn Road. The Market Place and the schools are within easy walking distance, as is the Waitrose supermarket. Oundle offers family run businesses, shops and restaurants set around the Market Place. The town offers a good range of sports and leisure facilities. Peterborough is about 12 miles away and offers extensive facilities, as well as main line rail travel, with journey times to London King’s Cross, from about 48 minutes.

Services: All mains services connected. Gas-fired central heating.

Council Tax: Band E

EPC: Band D

Tenure: Freehold, with vacant possession

Viewings A pleasure, but strictly by appointment. Please contact Woodford & Co on 01832 274732 [email protected]