Three-bedroom detached bungalow

Occupying an elevated position within a quiet cul-de-sac on the Pitts Hill and Little Chell border, this three-bedroom detached bungalow offers a fantastic opportunity for buyers looking for a property with scope for modernisation, generous outside space, and excellent potential. The bungalow is a 1960s Kencast construction incorporating concrete panel construction and was subsequently extended circa the 1970s. The property requires modernisation throughout, but its spacious accommodation, extensive plot, and enviable setting make this a property that is well worth viewing. The accommodation comprises an entrance porch leading into a wide hallway, a large lounge and diner, a kitchen, three good-sized bedrooms, and a bathroom. The property sits within an extensive elevated plot, with the rear garden backing onto a small stream and enjoying a particularly open and peaceful setting. Austin Playing Fields sit directly alongside the property, providing an attractive open space right on the doorstep. Externally, the front garden is arranged over tiers and designed for relatively low maintenance, with a paved driveway providing parking for several vehicles and leading to the first detached garage. There is gated access through to the rear garden, along with access to the kitchen. To the opposite side of the property, steps lead up to the main entrance, with further access continuing through to the substantial rear garden. The extensive rear garden is undoubtedly one of the property's key features, offering a paved patio area with steps leading down to a large lawn. There is also a greenhouse and a concrete base ready to be utilised for whatever the new owner has in mind, whether that be additional garden storage, a workshop, entertaining space, or further landscaping. Adding further appeal are two separate garages. The first is accessed from the property's driveway, whilst the second is a detached single garage with a parking space situated separately from the property, just across the road and within sight of the bungalow, providing excellent additional storage, workshop, or parking potential. The location is also a major attraction, within walking distance of local schools, amenities, and commuter links, with access to road, rail, and bus networks providing connections into Stoke-on-Trent and surrounding towns and villages, as well as wider destinations including Manchester, Liverpool, and beyond. Properties offering this combination of bungalow accommodation, extensive gardens, a quiet cul-de-sac position, and two separate garages are rarely available. An early viewing is strongly recommended to appreciate the space, setting, and potential this property has to offer.