It doesn’t come cheap, with offers in the region of £645,000 invited by estate agents, BuckleyBrown. But spacious and modern throughout, it oozes style and would be ideal for a growing family.
To be found on Nottingham Road, close to Berry Hill Lane, the bungalow is positioned on an impressive corner plot, with a generously-sized driveway providing plenty of off-street parking space.
Outside, there is also a two-storey, detached double garage that currently features a large gym with en suite shower room. Part of it could also be turned into a play room. There are lawns to both the front and rear of the property, with a decked seating area at the back too.
As for the bungalow itself, most of the living accommodation is on the ground floor, although the spacious master bedroom is on the first floor, complete with a walk-in wardrobe and luxurious en suite.
The other three bedrooms, which are all well appointed, are down below, along with a fabulous lounge, a magnificent kitchen diner and a stylish shower room. There is even a handy cellar or basement, offering storage space.
Feel free to browse through our photo gallery below to appreciate £645,000 worth of dream home. For more information, including a floor plan, visit the Zoopla website here.
1. Entrance porch
As we step into the Mansfield bungalow, the entrance porch gives access to the hallway, which leads to all the rooms on the ground floor. Photo: BuckleyBrown
2. Fabulous lounge
The fabulous lounge or living room is the biggest room in the bungalow. It blends space with style and comfort, and is also bright, thanks to a bay window at the front of the property and multiple windows to the side too. Photo: BuckleyBrown
3. Feature fireplace
This second shot of the lounge shows the feature fireplace. There are also three central heating radiators, making it a warm and cosy space, despite its size. Photo: BuckleyBrown
4. Magnificent kitchen diner
Moving on now to the magnificent kitchen diner, where there is a central island and plenty of space for a dinner and/or breakfast table. Large bi-folding doors lead out to the rear garden. Photo: BuckleyBrown